Uncontested 最近的评测

Skyrim-lite? It definitely scratches the RPG itch I've had. Honestly went in with really low expectations and am blown away. Solid 8/10 here. Yes it has some jank and some story design can be a bit lacking in places but overall this is definitely a gem worth checking out and playing. Glad I gave it a chance. Actual play time is probably 25 hours right now and I just finished Act 1.

You know a game is bad when you have zero recollection of having played it after wasting almost 14 hours of your life playing it. Ooof.

So glad I contributed to the original Kickstarter 12 years ago. Spent a pretty penny for one of the highest tiers back then because this was a dream game. Here we are all these years later and they sent me a key to this game as thanks. Amazing studio. Amazing game. It has a few graphical bugs, but so far everything else has worked perfectly and I'm so glad this game is doing well. I can only hope for a 3rd game in the future because I already can't get enough.

I don't understand the hate. You don't have to buy anything. People freaking out because a free to play MMO has micro-transactions... lol. Only way you're "buying" power is by overpaying for gear that another player is selling. Theres nothing you can buy from the game that really makes you any kind of overpowered. Everything can be gotten through the game and grinding. It seems to be decent in terms of grind, so far. We'll see how it goes as they release the levels 51-70 (Korea already has) I'm enjoying myself so far. I don't think I'll stick around long term but its a fun game to waste some time in that can be played completely for free.

Edited review September 2025: Stick a fork in it, games dead and Devs went off the deep end with the grind. Not fun at all anymore. Most time I've ever put into an MMO in such a short time and I wasn't able to keep up without spending hundreds to upgrade my gear. The initial launch lulled me into a false sense of security and was so much fun, lol. Playing just keep grinding while losers autoblock and script just wasn't fun anymore when trying to be a competitive player. Not to mention the time requirements and living by the games schedule if you want to compete. You cannot have a life if you're in a top end guild in this game, simply not possible.

While it was fun, I assumed this was going to go the "perpetual development with little to no progress" route so many other early access games do. It only took them two months to do their first major update. Looking super promising now. Can't wait for all the things mentioned in the roadmap now, I had assumed it was one of those 'just throw a bunch of lofty goals on a jpeg so they shut up and we can take a year for a patch' kinda thing. Definitely worth a buy if you're on the fence now.

Ignore the review bombing. If you enjoyed DD1 you'll enjoy this. I don't understand people obsessed with review bombing anything remotely popular.

Refunded the game because it was literally just Stellaris with a skin on it. They made zero effort to make this any kind of unique and Star Trek oriented. I love Stellaris but there is a better Star Trek game in a mod (ST:NH) than this stand alone game is. Sucks because it could have been amazing, instead they just reskinned an *old* version of Stellaris.

Edit: This game was officially abandoned by the Devs and Publisher. Yet they only posted the announcement to their forums but not to Steam. Scummy move basically hiding the fact that the game is abandoned in hopes people will toss a few bucks at it here and there. Speculation is they did not make enough money to justify paying to renew the Star Trek license from Paramount and just let it die off.

Under no circumstances should you buy this game now.

Server issues aside; This game is so good. Its a fun game play loop, despite there being a decent bit of grind to it. I love that its co-op only, but you CAN get trolled/friendly fired. Despite that, I can't recall any truly negative interactions and I've already played over 60 matches now. Might just be the honeymoon phase, because I have noticed the min/maxer types are starting to show themselves, but overall the community seems to be doing well with each other.

Obviously the login issues are extremely frustrating. I've spent at least 3 days now where I had to 'go do something else' first for several hours because the server capacity was not up to par for how many people actually ended up buying the game. The fact that they're failing at properly scaling this is definitely a negative, but at the same time I think their last game had like 60k peak players ever. Selling 4 million copies in two weeks was beyond their imagination.

If they fix the server issues and scale properly to the number of people wanting to play this will be a hit for a long time to come.

I remember refunding this game and now its free to play. Oooof. Big Yikes.

I've effectively done nothing (other than go to work) but play Starfield since its "Early Access" launch. The game, like many others mentioned, has a pretty slow start to it. I felt like I was -almost- disappointed at one point, and then I realized I needed to stop wasting my time going to barren planets and running to waypoints that are way too far apart to be interesting.

I've since focused on doing missions and the storyline and the "exploration" feels much more natural and interesting than it does if you just try and wander around with no purpose. The game is definitely a BGS game and its as if Fallout and Skyrim had a baby. It has most of what you love, but it is lacking in some aspects, perhaps they could have spent more time making the random stuff more random, and interesting, I've noticed two places with the same factory layout now on two different planets and the caves are almost always boring with no real purpose. I suspect 10 years of DLC and Mods will remedy that as we go forward, lol.

My highlights so far:
Most unexpected: boarding a ship that was landed on a planet, initially just wanted to look around. Mind you I've done this at least three other times and there was no one on the ship and usually my piloting skill was too low to 'steal' the ship lol. Turns out this time its a pirate ship, its fully crewed and they all attack on sight. Naturally, I start killing the crew. One enemy panics and jumps in the pilot seat. I'm sitting there like "Wtf are you doing idiot" as I continue shooting his buddies. Well then the ship LAUNCHES while the firefight is going on and we end up IN SPACE.. and I'm on someone elses ship. Have to fly it back to the surface after I finish the fight and since I did, its now my 'primary' ship LOL..

Most memorable: Found A derelict trade ship that had its gravity drive shut off right after boarding it. Talk about unexpected, being in the middle of a firefight against space pirates and you just start floating in the air and all the objects in the room lift up too... and then the grav turns back on and everything falls down.. Talk about a unique experience (for me at least) in gaming.

The only real gripe I have is the lack of anyone being like "Hey, we're 300 years in the future, maybe a space phone would make sense so you don't have to run back to someone in person to tell them about the half-way update of your mission only to get sent back out again... "

Otherwise the game really is amazing. There are some graphical glitches I've seen and I crash perhaps once a playthrough, I have a very outdated rig (7 years old with a i7 6900k, 32GB of DDR3 RAM and a 1080 GTX ) compared to the games recommended specs, but everything plays fine on medium settings for the most part. Can't wait to upgrade eventually and see what it looks like in max settings with an actual 4k monitor someday.