G-Rebels

Great game, needs a few patches and tweaks. really hope they expand. Great world they built.

Not a bad, pretty good game. It could use some improvements. But a good base for a game to play on. Improvements that could be made: -Hotas/Hosas changes- one of the things I ran into that I didn't like... the auto roll with the yaw. I keep fighting it. It is very unusual to have on Hotas. -Displays in the cockpit- The shield and hull of the ship is on the top left. Small and placed like an afterthought. It is an important part of your ship, I think it needs to be a bit more noticable... like on the metal support of the glass on both sides and increased size.

I spent 26 minutes trying to set up my HOTAS for use in game. The games claims support. But honestly, there is no support. The controls input does not detect movement from the joystick as input. It does not support throttle being pushed forward to set engine throttle input. Everything has to be a button press. And even then, When setting button presses, the game doesn't work unless I revert to keyboard. And who the eff wants to play this game in VR, while using a keyboard. I refunded it for now. But I look forward to better support as I do understand this game is in early access. But Until VR works seamlessly with the HOTAS I own, I'm out. Go check out Elite Dangerous. I use hotas for menu navigation, interacting with options, I can literally set ANY setting, and control my ENTIRE ship from ONLY the hotas input. This game offers none of that. I don't like that it force starts on pc, and then you have to swap to VR. But furthermore, in VR, there is no way to launch a menu, navigate the menu, and or even quit the game. I had to Alt F4 each time to quit out of the game to try and go back and see what controls I missed. For now, the VR bit is just not gonna work for me. I really REALLY hope it gets the proper support it needs though. It looks like it will be a fun game if it would just work right. And another thing. I'm reading through the menu for setting up the inputs. I hope the devs see this. It is absolutely confusing to me reading through the controller options, like the 4 or so diff kind of boosts you have. Engine boost, defensive boost, x boost, x boost. How am I supposed to know what any of those things are? You also have just UP and DOWN as input options. Like what does that even mean? Up and Down what? I set up the controller three times, and still had to use a keyboard input to just go forward. Either add info tips to the inputs so we know what UP and DOWN even is, or name the inputs better. Like engine throttle. And for the love of PETE make the game understand input so when I push my throttle level forward, the game will input that as the go button. Same with rolling the throttle lever backwards to slow down, or reverse. There is currently just no way to understand what the input you are selecting actually does, to know what button or lever to set it to.

game is sick

I'm usually not buying early access games but I was SO excited for G-Rebels that I had to try it and I can say to everyone who hesitates to buy this game.. BUY IT! Even in early access it's great fun! Sure, it has a few rough edges, like the menu feels a bit clunky, and failing a mission sometimes throws a black screen at you instead of a proper game over. I've never had crashes though and I'm getting stable 90fps on 1440p with my 4070 TI Super. I am fine with the minor flaws this game has, you may not, BUT the devs already made a roadmap for fixes and new content. I'm looking forward to what what else they’re cooking up!

I mean damn! Where the H did this come from?? Just flying around and looking at the city and dancing holograms is fun enough. Needs more variety and action in the city though. More to look at, and better movement of cars up close - their animations seem choppy. Along with being able to blow them up. :) Would love to see people/sprites walking around too. Handling/turning upgrades. Freelook in the cab! Full Controller support. Maybe an auto lock on for controller? Thanks devs! Absolutely looking forward to more!

When you boot this game up, right away you go ooh and aah. The cities look incredible with all the lights, skyscrapers, clouds, water, bridges, harbors, cars and loads of other spacecrafts flying around. When you start flying around you'll notice the handling is tuned to perfection to bring the ultimate experience. Free roaming by itself makes it already worth playing and there's so much stuff to do that it's all just very impressive and all I can do is recommended the game The recommended system requirements are a lot. I'm playing the game on high settings in 1080P with my mid end game PC. So, if you're worried your PC might not be able to run it or it might look bad, try it, and you might be surprised I did a two hour play session today on release day, live on Twitch. Played one mission where I had to carry a package throughout the city. You have to stay low and out of sight from police. The radar tells you what the line of sight of the police is with red circles that move around. It's very exciting to maneuver the spacecraft from point to point till completion. With cool callouts from the guy I took the job from. Here and there the game has skyscrapers where you can land on and select missions with a lot of variety. If you don't want to play missions where you have to do shootouts against other spacecraft you don't have to. The world is very realistic. If you shoot a other spacecraft while free roaming then you better be ready to fight!