Outpost: Infinity Siege
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6About Outpost: Infinity Siege
Vanguard Edition. The Standard Edition is not be able to be upgraded to Vanguard Edition. The Vanguard Edition includes: - The "Outpost: Infinity Siege" base game - Exclusive outpost component blueprint: Type 30 CIWS (unlocks with CIWS research) - Exclusive outpost component blueprint: Viper Chain Gun (unlocks with Twin Barrel Light Guns research) - Exclusive outpost component: Wings of Freedom (decorative) - Exclusive outpost paint: Gold (decorative). About the Game. Outpost Building. Explore the world, gather resources, merge and upgrade outpost units to build your own outpost.Unique Weapon. Fully exploit the value of the unique XEN Firearm with different protoslag attributes, and utilize ammunition with diverse performance.Loot & Farm. Enjoy the abundant difficulty levels, diverse gameplay features, and distinctive maps of the exploration mode. Venture deep into the brand new zones full of hazards and opportunities, and harvest powerful outpost units.Co-op Feature. Fight alongside friends on Recovery Day, or strive together to survive infinite waves of monsters in Endless mode till the last moment.
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I love it, and I do recommend it, but with a few caveats
I love it, and I do recommend it, but with a few caveats. If you see these as negatives, don't get this game - you won't like it, and that's absolutely fine. If you see these as positives, then it's absolutely worth the full price (and more). 1) The initial learning curve is very steep. The game throws a lot at you, and you will feel lost (and maybe frustrated) for the first few hours. You will slowly settle in during the first 2-5 hours. 2) Each play session will give you progressively better rewards the longer you play it. If you only have 1 hour to spend on gaming, your progress may be 0.2x of someone who spends 2 hours. 3) This game has a lot of mechanics and features, and they get unlocked as you play, but the pacing is slow. The game progression requires considerable time investment, and it's quite the grind. Expect at least 40 hours to get into the initial stages of base automation, at least 80 hours to unlock the initial parts of end-game (mileage will vary). 4) Every session you play, you are risking the equipment you bring in with you (i.e. you die, you lose it). You can nullify this by "insuring" the equipment, but that's done by sacrificing other pieces of equipment. This is a non-issue later in the game, but makes early stages (when you can't insure everything) more daunting for a new player. It adds a mild "risk/reward" feeling to the game. 5) Awful - and I mean AWFUL - voice acting. At least for the English version. Can't comment on the Simplified Chinese. It's "The Room" levels of acting. All of the above can be considered as a "pro" or a "con" depending on who you are. Again, no shame if you don't think it's your cup of tea - I still send you love, and I hope you find some other game that is worth your time.
- Graphics4.0
- Gameplay4.0
- Story3.5
- Value4.0
Update 7/4/2025
Update 7/4/2025 I looked at the website in both languages and at this point it appears to be abandon-ware. There have been no updates for a year on any of the social media and no steam updates that said anything about being feature complete. I was hoping i could update this to a more positive review but i can't do that now. Even if they just finished the story I would switch this to positive. I loved this game a bit quirky but fun and challenging. The game is NOT Complete the story campaign ends before the final boss and gives you a message to wait for the last update. I can't recommend a game that advertises as complete and then tells you 60 hours into the game its not done yet.
- Graphics3.0
- Gameplay2.5
- Story3.0
- Value2.0
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