Pragmata

This game has what most AAA games lack nowadays: Personality. It is an unique, well thought and handcrafted experience. This is what we truly want for single player games. Absolutely wonderful. Well done CAPCOM.

Very fresh and rejuvenating game from all the games we have been getting over the past couple years. This game is heartwarming, action-packed, and a dad simulator all in one. So far this is my favorite game this year and Capcom really delivered with this game. The puzzles are short and sweet, the collectibles are very fun to go for and the lore in this game is actually pretty heavy in some areas of the game. 10/10 game overall and it will make you smile and cry. P.S. You will want to have a daughter after this game, so be aware!

Most fun I've had in a AAA in forever. Game runs absolutely beautifully on Linux as well. Had one crash ~10 min in on Proton 9, but moving to Proton Experimental resolved that issue. Game runs on highest settings without any noticeable performance hit, though I haven't found a way to check exact fps. Onto the actual game, they have integrated a hacking system right ontop of the fps controller. You swap between managing hacking or aiming by holding alt, with the mouse providing input for both. This sounds inconvenient in theory, but holy crap it works well. Armor plating actually functions as armor, unlike many games. Best get good at hacking, if they aren't open don't bother shooting. Your main weapon is effectively a revolver, you have 6 shots before needing to recharge. Progression is linked to several different trees, between you and your weapons, Diana and her hacking, and the shelter with its expedition prep. Speaking of the shelter, it is the main place for collectibles to be displayed and show great progress throughout. Things change based on how you've done, and Diana reacts to it all. Now speaking of Diana, she is absolutely precious and you will love every single thing you find that she does. If the devs have her harmed in the story, then I am getting violent. This is all you need to know. Buy it, play it, enjoy it. This game is well worth full price, and I don't say that one lightly.