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This game is an insane!!
I have been playing for +138 hours and seeing so much content, the dynamics, the exploration, the crafting, the species... encourages you to continue exploring and improving your base, equipment and get more palmons!!

This game has positioned itself as one of the most played games on my steam (the first is rocket league)
Nothing like this has ever happened to me, that a survival game hooks me so much to the point of saying "well, now I'm going to go for this and then for that..." It's very well run (removing the bugs, but that makes funny things happen and you laugh more than get angry about it)
I was so hooked and waiting for new content
Excellent game to play both: alone and with people (I recommend better with people)
Seriously, give it a chance, it has a lot of potential because I don't usually like survival games but I recommend this one because you always have something to do and it is very pleasant to play it with company!

Jack of all trades, master of none.

I've been playing this non-stop for almost 3 weeks, through sessions of up to 13 hours straight, and couldn't stop until I 100%'d it. It's in fact my third game on Steam with all achievements unlocked.

I can't recommend it more to play with friends in a dedicated server, that's where it really shines.

Quick review:

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First FPS attempt by Insomniac as a launch game for a console that was notoriously hard to work with and... It has aged much better than I thought!

Played it on Difficult. The game is about 90% smooth, but about 10% is tampered by some difficulty spikes that needed some ironing out or maybe a bit of checkpoint fine tuning. The game early on also has a bit of a newbie developer syndrome, where you can tell Insomniac was really set on nailing down the FPS fundamentals, so it takes a bit to get going. Most people do think about the first Resistance as this Halo-wannabe, and while it is at times, it's equal parts trying to take in elements from other FPS schools of design: it has the lonely solitude of some of the early Medal of Honor games, it has some of the setpieces of early Call of Duty, but it's also very Bloodish when it comes to close quarters encounters. It's good stuff, and to tie it all there's this constant theme of resistance and survival. It's a very dreary looking game that complements the style of gameplay, and the silent protagonist cliché is used very well to deliver this lonesome journey of a man that's doomed to become a chimera.

The core gameplay is intense in a good way; the shifts between level structures makes the game flow in variety; the weapons are pretty fun to use; the chimera AI is simple enough so it doesn't overpower you, but it still knows when to cover or run towards you to prevent situations from becoming static; the recurring minibosses are a menace and some chimera types can give you a good scare... it's consistently engaging and I had a lot of fun, even with some rough spots.