A hostile frontier to defend, an industry to expand, and a real time strategy game from Hypergryph.

The per criterion detail is emphatic. Fun finishes right at the top, first or nearly, ahead of almost every game, and controller feel follows close behind: it is sharp, generous, instantly gripping. Attachment to the characters and the desert island pick also climb very high. On the other hand, two areas clearly fall back: the wish to rediscover it and especially the soundtrack finish low. The typical profile of a live service game very successful on the action front, but whose music and emotional replay value leave less of a mark.

Next to other character collecting role playing games, it stands out through its real time strategy and open world exploration.

So, who is it for? For you if you like strategic action, sharp combat, and an endearing crew. Much less if you want a memorable soundtrack or strong replay value.