Osta

You need to get used to it to understand how everything works, but its really fun

Decent. I'm a bit mixed. It scratches that farm sim itch with a different idea. It, sadly, does become very boring, very quick, because: 1. Some stuff is simply impossible to find. Like the odds are so low, you're more likely to win in the lottery. You find the same stuff CONSTANTLY, which gets very old, very quick. The issue with this is, that unlike something like opening Card packs in TCG card shop, you spend so long for just 1 item. And when that 1 item keeps repeating and is so unexciting, you lose any want to keep scanning. 2. The progression is very meh. I would love if the different areas had more specific lootpools, instead of this everywhere has a little bit of everything, with some slight emphasis in the different areas. Would feel better if each new zone had some new guns (AND NOT THE OLD ONES, that you already have 1000 of.), and those guns where more valuable/rare. Also seems like the metaldetector upgrades are very unimpactful, and it ultimately lacks more/better metaldetectors IMO. These two together makes it impossible to be excited mid to late game, because, yep, I just found my 1000 AK magazine or dust cover. On top of this, the inventory system is iffy, and becomes unmanagable very quickly (with no labelling or way of keeping track of things), the controls arent great, they never end up feeling natural, and the settings/fullscreen seems to cause crashes and are iffy. IE If you set your resolution too high, the game is partially off screen, stuff like that. Makes it feel very baby's first game. I did enjoy for a bit though and it seems worth it, I'm just sad that more time and effort werent made to make it a better game, cause the idea has a lot of potential. I think the dev has gone a bit too hard on the realism, when gameifying it a bit would have made a significantly better game. Also the book identifying mechanic is so tedious. Please just make it so that I buy a book, and then can automatically identify anything from it, without having to go through every single book, when i dont know what the part is for. Some positives: Performance is good. I imagine this would run anything. There are no bugs to speak off, it just inherently feels a bit clunky, with the way things are done. It does have a satisfying sense of discovery and you become addicted to finding new parts, this just dissappears too quick. Especially when the game has so many parts and guns.