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The atmosphere and visuals of this game are amazing, and the foundation is solid. I've played god knows how many EA titles at this point that I couldn't even compliment the foundation with months of it being out, and in a week I feel like a house flipper saying "it's got good bones." As I just dropped, at the time of this review, the game has been out in early access for a week, and at this stage the bones are really all it has. The loop is repetitive with not much to do except for a have a good laugh with some buddies and run the scenario a few times. Me and my pals enjoy that, but if you're solo or that's not your group's thing, then maybe wait it out a few updates. Overall, I'm excited to see where this game goes. If I had to offer any immediate feedback for the devs it would come down to two simple things while they work out more content 1) Increase the randomness of repair items for the main objective and board objectives: Most of my runs saw tires, gas, I only got oil a couple of times, coolant once, and never needed a battery. I'm not sure if this reflects most of what other people are seeing and I do only have a couple hours in, but really shake that pool up so I never know what I need to be on the look out for. As far as board objectives, I mostly got open three doors with a crowbar and collect apex coins once. In the short term I think better randomizing these objectives, and slipping in a few more, could really buy some time on the repetitive nature of the game. 2) QTE's haven't seen widespread use this decade for good reason. Resident Evil pretty well beat the concept to death by 6, and Microsoft's QTE simulator, Ryse, nailed the coffin shut. Benefit of the doubt, I can understand them being an easy element to put more stress on actions given the short timespan of the release, and they do add an element of being interactive above "HOLD LMB." In a grand scheme, they're barely interactive and are a major factor in the complaints of the repetitive nature of the current gameplay loop, especially since it is the same QTE for every action. Jokes and complaints aside, I hope these are just a TEMPORARY element and that more interactive minigames come later. Feedback over. In conclusion, good bones, kind of repetitive, don't expect to win every time, bring some friends, and again I can't wait to see where this goes.