G-Rebels

My only two gripes with this game so far is the AI voicework and art, and the fact that I can't really get it to look very smooth on my Legion Go S, but that, I suppose, is to be expected when you're only PC setup is a Handheld. Other than that, this game has been a blast! It looks beautiful, the ship handles great, even tho I gotta fight with low framerate. I hope the devs can raise more money for this game to hire human artists and voice actors. This is the type of game mainstream AAA gaming is missing in my opinion. This has a lot of promise! Looking forward to seeing future developments and hoping for a great 1.0 release in the future. Good luck guys!

Great futuristic arcade flight sim. 9/10 At the time of this review, only chapter 1 of the story missions is available. It's a promising story that I am excited to continue as more chapters are released. After completing chapter 1 of the story, it is possible to continue playing indefinitely by scanning the other ships that are flying around, looking for bounties. There are also side missions that can be completed, however they are limited. Plays great with VKB HOSAS controller setup. Opentrack integrates nicely and I was able to use my Tobii Eye Tracker 5 to be immersed. Ultrawide resolutions work well. My PC is high spec, and I was not able to find a difference in FPS between High, Ultra and Insane graphics settings. Using DLSS on ultra performance resulted in 1% lows over 100 FPS. Frame Gen is not currently available. IMPORTANT NOTE: At the time of this review if you play the demo, and decide to buy the game, you NEED TO CHECK THE FAQ as there are steps that need to be followed to avoid corrupting your save file in the full version of the game.

I don't have hundreds of hours in this game because I work too dang much. I bought it because I missed playing G-Police on my old Gateway 2000 computer along with Redline Racer and I'm more than happy with the purchase. It feels like how I remember G-Police through the filter of nostalgia. The controls work well but I absolutely prefer mouse and keyboard over a controller/gamepad. There's a learning curve that is obviously tied to the physics of a hovering airship but it's beautiful when you can grasp the nuance. The graphics are pretty to great if you enjoy the pseudo Bladerunner environments. Only things I'd like to see maybe, would be a multiplayer dogfighting mode and joystick support.

Schönes Game was sehr an G-Police erinnern tut. Fan´s von G-Police sollten mal einen Blick ins Game machen.

Fantastic atmosphere, environments and flight model! Looking forward to seeing the game getting more fleshed out!

======================================================================= G - R E B E L S ======================================================================= [ ATMOSPHERE & ACCESSIBILITY ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As someone who has a soft spot for space sims and is always chasing the feel of classics like Tachyon: The Fringe, I can confidently say this game brings a genuinely refreshing vibe to the table. It oozes incredible Blade Runner atmosphere, and the world alone keeps pulling me back in. I was also pleasantly surprised by the controls. I have a HOTAS setup that I may test out eventually, but the game feels impressively tight and intuitive with just a keyboard and mouse. The fact that it's this accessible right out of the gate is a huge plus. [ CONTENT & UE5 PERFORMANCE ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As others have mentioned, it is currently very light on content (roughly 5-10 hours), and you will likely need to spend some time dialing in the graphics settings to hit your target framerate. Personally, I don't hold this against the developers -- tweaking settings is just par for the course with a lot of heavy Unreal Engine 5 titles right now. Reakktor Studios is probably leaning on UE5's built-in features, and as a result, you need to be very tactical with your settings choices. Global Illumination is a major performance hog, and I personally can't stand how TAA looks. Turning down the cloud quality also gave me a solid optimization boost without making the game look noticeably worse. [ HARDWARE CONTEXT & CUSTOM SETTINGS ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For reference, I'm running an RTX 5090 on a 5K2K ultrawide OLED monitor. I almost always play my games at native resolution and avoid upscaling unless I absolutely have to. When DLSS is available, I usually enable DLAA -- it provides some of the best anti-aliasing available while still rendering natively. If you are looking for a baseline to tweak from, here is what is currently working well for me (100+ FPS): My Settings (Custom Overall Quality) * Texture Quality: Insane (If you have less than 16gb VRAM dial this down) * Shading Quality: Normal * Foliage Quality: Normal * Shadow Quality: Normal * Anti-Aliasing: Normal * Post-Processing: Normal * View Distance: Medium * Global Illumination: Normal * Reflections Quality: Normal * Motion Blur: Off * Field of View: 110 * Ambient Lights: On * Ground Traffic: 3D * 2nd Cloud Layer: Off * Reflections on Global Illumination: Off * Upscaling: DLSS * Mode: DLAA * Frame Generation: Disabled ======================================================================= Overall, I'm really enjoying my time with it and am looking forward to seeing how the game grows and gets optimized over time. Definitely recommended. =======================================================================

Awesome 👍 Game very impressive in Vr Recommend this Game very Good Graphics detail in the city