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Simoun 02/23/20 3:18:46 AM #177:	Journey to the Savage Planet (PC) It's indie Borderlands without the cheesy jokes, the RPG mechanics, and has complete freeform exploration. I love the verticality and the whole "you see that place afar, yeah I can get there without loading screens" scale of it. The game's content is enough to thrust you into exploring and there is alot to find. Perhaps too much. Also,the metroidvania style upgrades that encourage backtracking for collectible rewards are confusing especially since you can't access a map and take notes. Moreover, non-essential personal upgrades are gatelocked behind a stupid achievement-based checklist such as "launch 5 things at once and explode them" which only served as padding in an unnecessary formula. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:934759820] in Post Each ... [t:78297194]...</cite> <quote>Journey to the Savage Planet (PC) It's indie Borderlands without the cheesy jokes, the RPG mechanics, and has complete freeform exploration. I love the verticality and the whole "you see that place afar, yeah I can get there without loading screens" scale of it. The game's content is enough to thrust you into exploring and there is alot to find. Perhaps too much. Also,the metroidvania style upgrades that encourage backtracking for collectible rewards are confusing especially since you can't access a map and take notes. Moreover, non-essential personal upgrades are gatelocked behind a stupid achievement-based checklist such as "launch 5 things at once and explode them" which only served as padding in an unnecessary formula. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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