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Game is fun, but incredibly unstable at the moment with proton. I've rarely had issues this bad.

No real difficulty curve. Not the best aniamtion (weird glitching on linux).

I bought this to make other games in a Bento Box Bundle from Fanatical cheaper and it was worth that but nothing more.

I've run through this with my wife and then she and I took turns playing with our daughter. It's a great game for couples and kosher for playing through as a family as well.

For the price it's an excellent game. It's reminiscent of Kingdom, but a little more micromanagement.

Excellent cyberpunk point and click. I put off playing this for far too long.

Plays like a supercharged Flash tower defense game. Absolutely worth it!

Update: Having seemingly finished the game I have a few extra comments:
1. Game is a bit short, but not for the price
2. Difficulty is a little too easy if you get eh right trap combination
3. I'd seriously pay another $3 for a level pack DLC if the dev would release one

I bought this game because the developer made some YouTube shorts about software engineering (I write code). He was positive, enthusiastic, and encouraging and I felt like supporting him.

The game is way better than it at first appears. I would seriously suggest $20 as a valid price for a game this good. It's heart-rending, funny, and overall filled with feels.

I'm afraid to say too much about the story for fear of spoilers, but it's in the vein of Undertale but with better graphics and in my opinion a better story. Seriously, just give them your money already!

It's SteamVR, what's not to like

7 hrs in and I've only been on two planets. I've been skipping some quests and points of interest as well. As my coworker put it, this is just a "massive Scifi Bethesda Game" in the same vein as fallout and Elder Scrolls. Tons to do and so much lore to look through.

Note: I got this free with a Framework 16 Laptop preorder.

UPDATE: After several more hours of gameplay, everything feels bland. I'm barely into the game's story, but exploration feels so disspointing when the older games you might compare it to still offer tons of lore and interesting areas no matter where you go. It feels like there is the same amount of content as those older games, but the scale is so wide open and empty that it does not feel satisfying and the story doesn't feel like it makes sense with the universe it's set in.

Despite some weird crashes (twice at the end of cutscenes) and a lot of getting used to the aiming on SteamDeck (yes, it uses the tilt aiming and after you learn it. it's far superior) I absolutely love this game. And yes, it runs fine on Linux via Proton.