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I was an original fan of "theme hospital" which this game is derived from.

what's already here is fun but ruthless in challenge.

The game is really good,

Starships, Capital ships, fleets and squadrons (You can own an entire fleet of capital ships and fighter squadrons, you can send your ships on missions that will reward you with rare items)4.

your play character movies like a snail

PvP is a buggy messy system and people are lagging all over the place in space battle, hits wont register always well not always most of the time the damage and hits you do don’t register,

well over 1100 hrs played.

Lastly, this game would be even better with a VR port.

absolutely loving it, the steam version definitely has the edge over the console versions (switch, xbox one, etc.)

it is a lot of fun, and keeps you going for hours with the story progression. All the small and funny details are a must and make the game even more enjoyable.

It’s kind of cool how you can name planets, animals etc after you which I have, I know its doubtful someone will see my planet, but you never know.

which is pretty intuitive and easy to learn.

Gunplay is wonderful and realistic but has its flaws,

staff will get stuck in weird travel loops,

Not knowing what I was doing I left the planet and entered space in my little ship. I was on a planet orbiting a massive black hole. Fear struck down me but I knew I had to set my sights to the planet next to me. I land on this bizarre planet, nothing but ocean. Yet there was a small island, so I landed my ship. I got out and observed my newfound planet.

addictive gameplay hilarious diseases sandbox mode quick to pick up and overwhelmingly hard to put down until you finish everything

a really fun game but you do have to be good at clearing rooms and to have a quick reaction either there is a civilian or a criminal going to kill you the second he gets to

another weakness I find in 2ph is gameplay is its pacing, namely, its "reputation" system that awards players with more customers. however, this "award" system and its incentives to keep up with the amassing customer base quickly forces the player to move away from building a unique, creative, beautiful healthcare center that cares for its patients, into a profit machine seeking maximum efficiency at all times.

when Internet Historian uploaded a video saying that the game was good now.

Update, if you have any overlay on like xbox game bar or game mode, shut those off. They can be a contributing factor if you experience crashes.

No real objectives, just do mission and repeat with no sense of progression.

A while ago some youtuber (quill18) was prompted by his subscribers to revisit the game and after watching that video I immediately bought the game.

in my opinion, the team really ironed out some of the less satisfying elements of two point hospital and gave us a highly polished, fun, and zany treat in tpc. it is not completely perfect; I wish my students were a little more efficient at managing their needs (eg being very unhappy due to boredom but ignoring the entertainment around them to get a drink and then idle on a table), and I would like to micro-manage my staff a tiny bit more (eg assistants with the highest medical training should always go to work in the medical office), but there is nothing that is more than a very minor annoyance.

Although in many ways the game is ambitious and utilises some smart technology, the end product is unfortunately a borked mess,

Ready or Not isn't a competitive PVP experience, it's not PUBG...

I like the farming games and inventory slots come with progression.

get from twitch

it seem like the AI have walls but thats really the only downside the game itself and

Otherwise liked a lot of the premise, would check out if they're able to offer a version that doesn't induce physical pain, lol.

believe that the visuals need bit of touch up as looking at the game for long periods of time genuinely hurts my eyes

Really immersive, dark, and has zero filter with what nasty happens in the real world.

thanks to the Endurance update!) it's pure dopamine.

simple UI. easy to understand but not easy enough for my interest to drop.

The NPC are janky but other than that it’s all looking really good. I'd like to see new things like searching civilians and interrogating suspects to find out things like how many other suspects there are and where are they.

Now with all these new updates the game is just absolutely amazing!

the process of unlocking more items only serves to achieve a small range of similar benefits which adds no weight to the thought process. as such there is really very little impact in your decision making overall.

fun, cartoony graphics

Very realistic and looking forward to future development.

I do think the profanity sensor is a little sensitive as it did not like the word poo, Can't a man name a planet 'poo planet' as it was full of annoying radioactive things!

Update after another 60+ hours:

All I can land on is wastelands.. after hours of play

I could see this game being a fun hub in VR, or 2D multiplayer interactions, hanging out with your pets, and hopefully, one day, being able to sit down on stools and things.

I should have invested more time in this game,

For now, it’s better to have friends to play with already, as you can look for servers.

I love the art, the content is awesome

It's a tiny little puzzle minigame

There are half a dozen levels or so to play with different scenarios available to select on each which vary in difficulty (bomb threat, active shooter, hostage rescue to name but a few)

Graphics are good, some screen tearing, but that seemed to solve itself out.

Whether you choose to follow the main storyline, become a galactic trader, , or simply wander the stars in search of the perfect planet to call home, it's a game that invites players to create their own narrative.

The game's environments are highly detailed and realistic, with a wide variety of textures and lighting effects that really bring the world to life.

Games improved like crazy, almost the exact game they promised before, obviously peoples imagination went too crazy on launch.

this game should be the next on your Wishlist.

meaning when you start more advanced hospitals, you will get constantly messages to validate manually to decide between keeping a patient in the hospital (and probably having him die here with no treatment) or send him home.

encourages and rewards teamplay and information based combat, and offers an increasing number of tools to solve situations.

and there are just about enough mechanics to explore the first 30 hours or so.

and I can say RON has finally edged out EFT as far as the gun mechanics go.

the game is overall good and unique

overall, the gameplay is solid a few small bugs that make, mechanics are amazing

if the game updates and proves itself.

I support "VOID Interactive" and look forward to your company's development.

It was quite enjoyable at first. however, as you progress, you interaction with the flow of the game diminishes quickly. after a certain point with each hospital, I find myself sitting and staring at the screen for a while as the game plays on its own. sure, I will move my mouse around a bit and get a nice aerial view of it all, but that is about the extent of my involvement.

a story driven single player RPG and multiplayer lobby games where people can team up for more difficult content cooperatively.

there is no customization in the game.

Ready or not has been launched in Chinese, but the Chinese translation is really bad, and some languages still need to be translated by the players themselves.

You are guided on this journey not only by helpful tutorial messages,

this game is insane the fact that nobody will ever be able to explore the entire map proves how insane it is. its endless!!

It teaches team control/communication, and being tactful before just turning a corner

There are still some problems, you need to rush your ass off to arrest any suspects as they all carry extra weapons, knives kill really quick and they are stealthy as hell (maybe some louder footsteps for them might help), and

I started a new game, and it is so much smoother.

there’s absolutely no punishment for patients dying and other mistakes you make.

such a fun game, I have only played this a bit here on steam but have almost 20 stars on xbox.

and some clever lampoons of the medical care industry make nice icing

I just wish they supported moving your save game between Steam/PS5.

There is not a lot of PVP and the PVE aspect is very limited, I will not say I have encountered much action in this game yet the many battles I've fought with space pirates didn't last very long and the combat missions

Why the hell did you make this level so stupidly difficult? This one stupidly difficult level has locked me out of a section of the map. I’ve tried and failed so many times.

fun and a very straight-forward, breezy sim game.

The *constant* easter egg hunts for materials makes this a mining game in space, which ends up occupying most of my time rather than actually exploring cool new worlds.

performance does drop a bit when your campus gets huge, but I suppose that is to be expected.

RTX 2070 and an i5-9600k is getting me well into the 100's of frames per second.

Great tactical gameplay and good matchmaking.

I definitely need a good xbox control layout as I’m terrible on mouse and keyboard

There is a good variety of maps now; not just massive ones and the house.

the wait sure seems to be worth it more and more as I keep returning to the game.

Its about being methodical to ensure survive-ability

every time I do a photo missionit crash but only for those photo missions.

, in doing so you end up learning all about the other parts of the game, you naturally begin to acquire the knowledge and experience that allows you to create the fabled "Ionised Chicken Egg" without needing to spend hours on Google.

but I just cannot stand collect and craft genres. There are now custom modes though and you can setup your "universe" with rules similar to Minecraft Servers, offering a much broader scope of gameplay, and I feel I have a place here now.

without any settings that allow you to make the hospital your own.

especially after bug fixes and DLCs that give you problems after developers have altered game.. MOTO is....if it’s not broke don't try to fix it...

Even the achievements for the game are essentially "wait a long time on a planet" and "travel X number of lightyears" and "talk to X number of aliens”.

As for me, I would rather just choose a beautiful planet and chill out for a while. I've discovered a handful that are quite lovely and covered in stunning shimmering plants. This game has it all.

it does a great job of starting with the basics of two point hospital, but then building off of them... just to go that one step further. the gameplay is smooth, the comical puns still remain in the game, and there are tons of levels to explore.

I avoided playing this on my PS4/PS5 because of . Right now I have it on my Steam deck and I'm enjoying it,

so it gets a little repetitive hearing them make a remark every time you tie them up.

good game, however the controls for personal computer are a bit hard to use, I could not find a way to delete doors, some of the students got stuck in the doors and blocked the way for others, and I would prefer it if when rearranging rooms, if rooms were unreachable that it would let you move others before resuming the game as it made it impossible to move some rooms with limited space, even though all I wanted to do was move two rooms to the other side of the hallway. These were the only difficulties I found with the game in the time I played, (and they are honestly quite minor, hardly game breaking)

There are several classes of ship, including the Fighter, which almost everyone is most fond of. The all-purpose Shuttle which has good starting cargo stats, the dependable and durable Haulers, whose increased shielding keeps them alive in dogfights, and the Explorer, which enables you to travel the galaxy in the blink of an eye.

I would LOVE to see more aesthetic customizations for your ship, I lucked out and got a pretty cool X-Wing sequel fighter, but I'm still gonna need to upgrade at some point and I want to make ships look COOL,

there are not any voice-overs on the tutorials.

and the AI is still on crack

I enjoyed it immensely and put in a lot of time, making it I believe my highest play time game on Steam as of writing this.