- Prisma -
Que desperdicio de juego, tematica y tiempo.
Lo jugue hasta practicamente el final me quede 18/30 prismas, pero no creo poder seguir, el gameplay despues de unas horas se vuelve horrible pq no hay muchas cosas que hacer y tampoco hay armas para usar.
Solo puedes usar 2 robots y se turnan en salir osea solo puedes usar 1 en combate y para cambiar de esquema tienes que ir a una base a cambiarlos.
Le tenía mucha fé por como lucia y por como inicio, pero que cosa tan vacía me tope despues de jugar y esa forma de forzarte a tener todos los prismas me parece muy horrible, en especial por lo lento que se hace el moverse por el mapa :/
Esto es un extra, y es que el juego tiene pantallas de carga muy largas y muchos bugs + lo horrible que se vuelven los enemigos al momento de meterte los efectos.

It certainly feels like a launch title, story is fairly basic and under developed overall, joule lives on a desert planet with robots to get the planet ready for a larger crew of colony ships, but the robots have turned even and you need to learn why, you do then you climb a tower and get nothing else resolved.

Gameplay is fine, but repetitive just shoot strafe and command you companion to attack, enemies are basic and lack variation.

I like the desert environment but it got repetitive and stale quick.

It's not bad but also really not a memorable experience.

I actually really liked the game. It is a really cool 3D metroid-style game.

But it goes FULL metroid-style. Never go full metroid-style!

Instead of being able to change all your different robot companions on the go easily, just like your gun shots, the game wants you to go (or fast travel) to certain spots in the map so you can change your companions because for some reason you can only have 2 at the same time. That's so tedious!

But sure, ok, you put up with all the repeated gameplay, all the tedious build-making, going to spots just so you can change your companions, grinded all the challenging dungeons... and what happens??
- - - A little bit of spoiler ahead (I guess) - - -

You beat the final boss, sure sure sure cool cool cool. Oh there's a door after him that you have to go through. Oh it does not open tho. It wants you to put certain number of cores on it to open, which you still are not even close to that number after all that grinding and doing side stuff. It wants you to complete the 100% of the fucking map (Oh and oh boy oh boy, it does not take a quick second or something. To do this you have to put AT LEAST the same amount of time to get to this point so the "final" boss is actually the "halfway" point of the game? Make it make sense)!! And I mind you, the door is not for getting to the final boss fight, it is after the final boss fight, it is just to get the credits... WOW yeah no thanks!

No intro, just dropped straight in.

Double jump and air dash available from the start, might as well have a big flashing popup "THERE WILL BE NO INTERESTING MANEUVERABILITY UPGRADES, AND NO NEED TO REVISIT ANY AREAS". Why not just give us a huge fun jump, or make the platforms lower or closer, instead of demanding two or three button presses every time. Daft.

Combat is powerfully mediocre, no real excitement, no need for any real tactics. First two bosses basically the same thing, just big versions of normal enemies.

Loads of bits and pieces and blueprints and crafting, but feels like that thing where stuff increments in single percentage points, just screens full of numbers.

And the thing is, I've put up with much of this stuff in other games, even praised it in some cases, but here there's just nothing else on top. There's a competent game here, with systems and enemies and a plot and a robotic dog pal, but it's just got no energy.

It's been a while since a game has annoyed me this much. To keep it quick:

Horrendously buggy - constantly had to restart from checkpoints, stuff falling through floors, dodgy collisions, status effects not hitting me properly leaving me a sitting duck until death.

At one point it decided not to save for an hour or so, not telling me until I came back.

Equipment system is more obtuse than you think - parts have level requirements that it doesn't surface anywhere until it tells you that you can't use them.

AWFUL combat, I mean really terrible. There's a reason there's no death penalty.

Pathetic story with a really stupid ending.

Early on I thought there were some interesting idea there but the game just completely failed to execute and worse of all it actively seemed to aggravate the player. The inventory system and robot switching/movement systems are designed to just increase how long it takes to play the game rather than adding any kind of challenge.

What I thought was going to be a fun adventure with three robot companions turned out to be a boring experience with uninteresting characters, under-voice acting, predictable and cliche story beats, grindy, clunky gameplay, and the ability to only use two robots at a time.

This game feels like such a waste of potential, considering its plot of humanity's last survivors being on an alien planet to make their own. This could turn into some kind of interesting message that would encourage plot, but it turns out to be nothing but a soulless, mind numbing experience with generic music, and absolutely awful graphics.