redkingfox

This is Bioshock in all its glory, and while I give this port of the game a 10/10 I give the physical copy a 1/10 due to the mere fact that the cartridge only has the opening acts of the game which means that it takes up essentially the same amount of disc space on your switch while also requiring you to have the cartridge inserted to play. It is worth buying merely to have the game in a handheld format, but I cannot in good conscience recommend the physical copy.

This game shows promise, and I personally love steampunk, but the auto-combat system basically means that the game doesn't even require input from a player (is it even a game if it plays itself?), it has boring combat, very little in the way of a story, and it's incredibly linear unless you just stop doing the main quest. I haven't had any bad experiences with it being pay to win as a lot of people have, I haven't spent anything on the game at all. The in game shop does however feature prominently and can be annoying sometimes. It is worth playing if you like steampunk or rpg games, and it is a fun little MMO, but I wouldn't recommend putting money into the game or having huge expectations of it.