Pax Autocratica

Needs some more fleshing out buty overall fun. The battles are too short on Standard difficulty especially tier 1

Jeu pas encore fini donc on atteint vite le endgame mais c'est super addictif l'un des meilleurs rapports qualité/prix que j'ai vu depuis longtemps (pour un jeu recent et sans reduc) tres nerveux dans les combats et la gestion de la base est profonde sans etre ni trop complexe ni trop exigeante. Un pur régal, hate de la suite

10/10

Absolutely loving this game. Combat - I feel like the combat portion (single-player) is a little cross of old-school Halo meets old-school Unreal Tournament meets old-school Quake Arena (we are talking 90s and early 2000s on these, before many were born). Loving the medium-to-fast paced action, large-scale battles, and variety. The perk-cards (or cores) are an awesome addition to combat as you earn them in missions and accumulate them the longer you stay out. The enemy difficulty scaling to how long you spend time on a conquest or "outing" is also an awesome way to keep the game balanced. Your cards reset when you return to base to dump your loot. Great concept. Base Building - It has some minor to medium base building elements that sort of reminds me of the Command & Conquer Renegade back in the day where you interacted with your base in 1st person. There is lots to do with your base and research but it is limited to out-of-combat. Meaning, your base doesn't come under attack or experience any issues other than maintaining your population. However, the devs state they are planning on creating events in the base part of the game. This would be cool. NPC Management - LOVE this part of the game. The fact you can take a small team or a large platoon of NPC "companions" of your choosing from your base is awesome. There are many ways you can acquire your soldiers.. Capturing them and bending them to your side, earning them from missions, or even through procreation and raising them (in a sense). You can also upgrade your soldiers in your population with various stat lines, perks, and weaknesses. You can build quite a team in many different ways. Keeping them fed, loyal, and healthy is all part of it. Room For Expansion - I can see LOTS of potential with expanding regions. Maybe even planetary invasions and ship raiding? I saw the devs are also working on a co-op segment for the game which I think will be amazing. this game has a lot of variables that can keep it playable and relevant for a long time to come...

great game for early access, played 61 hours. Cant wait for Zone 4 update.

Devs had the wonderful idea to have a special event. Open just one day real-time. No prior announcement. No way to get the limited rifle skin if you did not go to their website that specific day. Vehicles are awful. Tanks and Mechs are useless because they do not do anywhere near enough damage nor have enough armor and hit points to make up for being slow with huge hitboxes. The Leader and Elite units take an inordinate amount of space in dropships that grows as you increase their tier. I'd be all for an elite taking 2 slots and a leader taking 4. That would be ok. However, by the time of even purple tier, you can only fit 2 leaders on the biggest dropship in the game. These boss units that are so hard to capture and so expensive to rank up, and they take up so many slots that they just aren't worth bringing.

I'll keep it short very short. It seems to be a minority opinion, but personally it very much feels like the tags are a little deceptive. This game is heavily an fps/action game or whatever you'd call that. The colony sims, base building or survival tags are barely a part of the game. I'm sure doing repetitive 5 minute missions where you shoot every one in a room over and over appeals to some (clearly), but I had hoped the tags were accurate and that there was more to this game