Avorion

Highly recommended.
So much fun building ships and space stations.
In essence its a mix of RPG and RTS, but it is also a Space Opera and FPS. And economy simulation! And you can choose which you like the most, so you can focus on any one of those and ignore others.

Build ships and stations, grow your fleet, shoot pirates and aliens until you get fat and build a star destroyer.

Win.

Great time killer game solo, and can get pretty crazy even on private servers with PVP. Fun all around.

Underrated game. Small team doing an amazing job - this game needs to be publicized more so the community grows.
Very approachable space empire simulator while still having plenty of depth.

oh its damn good. everything about it is special. from the building to the way you fight or being a carrier its just amazing. and to owning entire stations or be able to take over entire sectors its really fun

Despite its brilliance, Avorion remains criminally underrated. It offers an experience that rivals or even surpasses many big-name space sims, yet it still flies under the radar for too many players. The developers have consistently improved the game with meaningful updates, proving their dedication to the community and long-term quality.

If you love games like X4, Space Engineers, or even EVE Online but want something that blends their best elements into a truly unique and rewarding experience, Avorion is the game for you. Give it a chance—you won’t regret it.

I love this game and just learned abt it a few days ago! Been doing multiplayer servers and it’s amazing!
There isn’t really a game like it out! Very complex ship building makes it very exciting and help from the workshop is even better for prebuilt ships.
Hope to see more content and wish marketing was there to make this game bigger!

[30+ hours later. A slight edit to my review: the game is utterly fantastic, but it has one glitch. For some reason, the game badly craps out on framerate for seemingly no reason at all. Hours of troubleshooting, reinstalling files, validating windows, etcetera won't change a thing. It doesn't matter if you're on a brand, spanking new 1mb save file or a 500 mb savefile; it is irrelevant. The framerate drop effects you regardless of which save file you're on, so it doesn't have anything to do with the saves, or your system... the game just... LEAKS. There's some kind of weird memory leak happening somewhere and I'm not the only one who's encountered it. Google is rank with ''???'' responses from people on higher systems than I possess. So that's it. Maybe I'll come back to this title in a week and see if anything's changed, but right now I'm just burned out trying to fight this glitch.]

Quite bluntly, an incredible game.

There's so much I can say about this title. I'll likely have to come back and edit this later once I'm 300+ hours in. The things that astound me the most are:

- You can man more than one ship at once. You can have a flotilla--no--a whole fleet, and to use Todd Howard's words: it just works.

- The game scales up. The deeper you go towards the planet's core, the rougher it gets. This is something I dismissed once, then never again after being blown into sub-atomic particles by an alien with a 332 pound cannon.

- Ship AI is... great? If you tell three members of your fleet to escort you, they do so without fail. If you tell your miners to mine... they just get to it? I actually prefer setting my ships on auto-pilot for important fights because the auto-pilot is amazing at blowing things out of the sky.

- You can play the whole game from the menu/galaxy map. This might sound jarring, and you don't have to, but if you want your ship to dock somewhere whilst you go and get a drink, you can. By the time you get back, it will be perfectly docked at the space port--no questions asked.

- The game's scaling is so well done? You start with--I shoot you not--a titanium square BLOCK, then end up with a frigate and a small flotilla of destroyers after 40-50 hours? You literally feel your presence grow within the galaxy.

- The game just doesn't get old. Finish one smuggling mission, oh look, a distress call. Finish one expedition, oh I'll explore this asteroid field--and if I use my object finder I can spot a secret stash! OH, airwaves over the scanner; someone's coming!

- I don't know what to say, man. This game just seems bottomless and yet isn't in any way overwhelming. If you just patiently take your time exploring the buttons and mechanics, it all clicks together like a well oiled machine.

- There's a search function for literally everything too. If you've lost something in your inventory, just do a quick in-game ''Google Search;'' boop, there it is. Same with the guns, the encyclopedia, the building system, everything can be narrowed down and made easy; it's simply a matter of getting used to the menu system.

I could go on and on; the quests are atmospheric and well-written, the music is chill ASF and doesn't get old, the ships look insane 24/7. I think if I was to ask for anything, it would be that when you blow up enemy ships you can occasionally gain a blueprint which allows you to rebuild their vessel. I feel like that would be dope.

I'm excited to get to the late game too. I haven't even begun making ships which're big enough to deploy their own fighters, mining vessels, etc. It's going to be nuts.

Last thing: when you get your first cannon and blow your first spaceship to ribbons, it feels insanely good. They really nailed the upwards trajectory of going from tiny machine guns on your starter ship to plugging things like a 1 million tonne battle-cruiser. I think that when I get done with this playthrough, I'm going to start again on the second to hardest difficulty and just really take my time grinding this game out.

Looked like a fun game. Cant launch in anything but windowed mode 1280x720 resolution... All other options crash on launch. Shame. 0/10 for game functionality at native 1080p resolution...

If devs fix this i'll update review...

This game scratches the itch that some of us have and i love that about it.
Its so simple and yet so complex in its mechanics :)
If you love space and sanbox games than i recommend this one.

Very extensive custom ship building.
Combat is fun with a lot of weapon types/defenses/modules.
The pacing of exploration and action is well-balanced.
There are some odd design choices here and there but it's a minor issue.

I've barely played it, but it's good fun so far. (Will edit to be more descriptive once I've played more)

This is a good game. Me and my buddy restarted our server and wanted to use cheat engine to get back to the same point in the game we left at. Anyways, be careful about that one - turns out you'll get a vac ban. Ask me how I still
know years later. Still a positive review though.

This game is my favourite space-sim. It's a bit similar to the X-series in that you can have a fleet of ships with different functions. You can pilot the ships yourself, or give commands while they are piloted by AI. The more unique aspects come from the ship-building, which is more akin to something like space engineers, albeit much less complex. There are a lot of functions that seem like clever QOL-solutions to problems that arise when building ships.

If you prefer to not interact with the building because it might be tedious or take too long, the game lets you copy designs from your previous ships, community designs or randomly generated ships that you can purchase from the NPC-factions. You can scale these to your liking and edit them as you want, so you have control over what materials are used and what size your ship is.

The next aspect are weapons and mods of different rarities, that are randomly generated. Mods change your ships characteristics beyond what is already affected by the systems you put on the ship and materials you use. There seems to be a large variety of each and they seem to be designed to let you modify your ship for a specific playstyle.

The game is great at letting you do what you want. You can be a daring mercenary and hunt pirates in your decked out ship while your AI miners and scavengers hunt for ressources. You can build an empire of different space stations with production lines that feed into each other (although this aspect is on the lighter side feature wise). You can command a fleet of ships and fighters from your dreadnauht or carrier as you watch the battle and occasionally give commands. Most of the time it will likely be a combination of these (or all at once).

While the development on the game has slowed down a lot, the existing game is great and entertaining for a long time. Some of the DLC are a bit underwhelming and add features that might just not be my cup of tea and some of the updates have added and removed elements that might have been a sidegrade or arguably a downgrade sometimes. In the late game you can struggle to find meaningful tasks to do and might spend too much time waiting for ressources with nothing else to do. A couple of features are designed to be used with friends playing on a server, but the game is perfectly complete without that.

In total this is a well coded and competently built space game that gives the player plenty of freedom to do their thing. It is one of the best at what it does (a more hands-off approach unlike a game like Elite:Dangerous) and I have struggled to get as much enjoyment out of any other space-game outside of maybe X4 (although the games are different enough to exist alongside each other).

over 1.000 hours and still playing it.
great game that's lots of fun

Has great playability in an enormous field of play (galaxy!). Love customizing and designing my own ships.

Super fun game where you can go anywhere and do anything in space, I love it. And one of my favorite aspects is that if you run into any bugs, saving and reloading the game fixes them. The only thing I find frustrating is that some enemy ships have weird superweapons on them that just ruin my shields and armor, but it's rare so not a game-breaker.

5 stars.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)

Incredible Space Sandbox!

Avorion is hands down one of the most underrated space games out there. If you’ve ever dreamed of building your own massive ships block by block and commanding a fleet across a procedurally generated galaxy, this game delivers in every way. The ship building is insanely satisfying, allowing for complete creativity while balancing functionality. From sleek fighters to gargantuan battleships, you can design whatever your heart desires.

The gameplay loop is super addictive — mining, trading, exploring, and epic space battles with factions and pirates. You can go full peaceful trader or become a warlord and conquer sectors. The progression feels rewarding, especially as you advance through different material tiers and unlock new technology.

The modding community keeps things fresh with tons of quality content and QoL improvements. Plus, the devs have been consistently updating the game, adding new features and keeping it polished.

If you're a fan of games like X3, Empyrion, Space Engineers, or No Man’s Sky, but want something with more freedom and real-time battles, Avorion is absolutely worth picking up. Hundreds of hours of gameplay, and I’m still coming back for more.

Highly recommended! 🚀🪐

Easily the coolest space-sim shipbuilder I've ever played. The designs are simple yet can be amazing to look at, the control and construction of ships, and inclusion of the mod workshop makes this game a true winner. The only complaint I have is amount of ships; I want dozens! Let me build a massive navy! If my CPU melts, so be it!

It's legos, except the legos do stuff, and it's in a co-op space sim.

Sad I can't select not recommend without posting a review. I don't have anything good to say about this game. The final nail was the flashing warning sign that you cannot disable. I know that there is something wrong, shut up!

Loving the game. The modded ships are amazing. Dont be put off by the block looking ships, once you download the player made ships its amazing. Reminds me of X4 with some MMO loot inspiration .

Such a good game, one of my favourites - has everything you want

Large scale ship battles (with fully custom built ships!)
Decent economy management
Giant carrier gameplay
And more!

Super fun Solo/Co-op, the game dose not really hold your hand or force you to do anything. You can just play how you want to! The Mid game is where most of the fun gamplay options for Me really open up i.e Trade, Combat, piracy, smuggling etc.

>>>Verdict: You Will accidentally spend 7 hours optimizing a mining Fleet till 2 am... 10/10!

Hands down one of my personal top space games and vehicle builders, firstly the building, it allows for a lot of really fine details but not requiring too much thought, you can either throw together a decent ship in a couple minutes, or spend hours making a replica from your favorite sci fi series (or download ones others made on the workshop). and in terms of space game, its simple but very engaging, generally youre always finding stuff not too much wandering through completely empty space, and its got a good chunk of interesting lore to discover. though one of the best things Avorion does that I havent seen any vehicle builder or space game do untill now is have a super large scale, the smallest ship you might make is the size of a couple trucks while the largest youll probably make is the size of manhattan, single big ship not enough? you can make massive fleets and conquer the galaxy, have space stations and have your own economy. and of course theres automation with all that economy stuff, even early game mining can be automated. overall Avorion was definitely worth it and has earned its spot as one of my favorite games.

being able to build and explore makes this game so much fun. Kinda like mine craft in space. You are limited only by your own imagination.

Avorion in single-player review. The mix of exploration, shipbuilding, and combat makes for an incredibly addictive experience. Designing my own ships from the ground up and watching them evolve as I progress through the galaxy is super satisfying. Combat feels great, and the ability to command fleets adds a lot of depth.

That said, a few quality-of-life improvements would go a long way—being able to multi-select turrets and assign groups more easily would make fleet and ship management smoother. But overall, the game nails the sense of scale and freedom in space. If you love building, exploring, and space battles, Avorion is definitely worth your time!

Niche, but really good. If you think you'd like it buy it. It would take a very long post to go over what this game is and everything it does well so I'll sum it up as simply as I can. Most space games do one thing well that a sandbox space game needs. Some are great at combat, some at ship building and customization, some at economic sim, some at immersion, and some at diplomacy and large fleets. I've tried a lot of space games, from Starsector to Stellaris, and this is the first game that has it all. It's pretty slow paced but if that's what you're looking for this is an absolute gem.

I write this review just as I’m about to go past the 1000 hour mark. Avorion is an absolutely fantastic title in a niche that isn’t given the attention is deserves. I can’t help but binge it a couple times a year, adding perhaps another 100 hours each time. The progression in this game is addicting, the mod community is fantastic, it’s a mile wide and yet it’s not simply an inch deep. Each mechanic in this game is fleshed out, each action you take can make or break your run if not done carefully. The fact that I got 1000 hours of entertainment out of this title for a few bucks really speaks more about it than I ever could.

Pros:

Extremely in-depth customization.

Co-op works like a charm!

Can create your faction, stations, supply chains, fleets, the stations can be as custom ships. Everything has complete customization.

Steam Workshop mod support, the creations there are bonkers, very active community.

Can choose passive or active income for the first half of the game, grinding feels very worth it, and lucrative during this time.

Passive income, while “overpowered” is not that easy to achieve. The game has a complete, simulated economy.

A very nice experience on a technical level, controls are good and very customizable, the game gets good performance even on low end machines.

Cons:

A bit of a learning curve for understanding how everything works, offset by a quality tutorial system. Some of the mechanics, those involving the economy in particular, are fairly obtuse. There’s fantastic guides online, however.

Passive income is the fastest way to progress in this game. Grinding actively for an hour or two pales in comparison to what you’ll achieve by simply leaving the game on with active stations and mining fleets and going to sleep.
The endgame demands that you invest heavily into passive income.

DPS is everything, taking out a boss or a station can take ages without a fleet.

The whole game becomes rather easy once you obtain Naonite, which gives you shields. DPS and shield strength basically rule the game from the mid-game onwards.

Boy I sure do like playing a single player server that says it can be played offline just to have it not only lag horribly but also randomly kick me while I'm in the middle of a rift mission. Boy it sure is fun that it's a well known problem that the devs don't/can't/won't fix. Boy I sure do love being blantantly lied to that the moment my internet drops the game is unplayable.

Edit: just reloaded my save and just realized the game pretty much killed all my fighters cause my internet dropped.

Nearly 100k+ Xanion, gone.

...MAN this game really is making me regret spending money on it.

ship building feels very clunky with a forced block of an odd size . all resizing makes weird contact points that leave weird gaps or funky overlaping.

unable to make purchases in the shop due to lack of credits. proceds to quire 800 credits..... unable to purchase due to lack of credits.

tutorial is lacking in descriptions on where to get a captain for your ship. when a your forced to read the forum to find out how to do a basic funtion its lacking.

game feels wayy to empty on information when the first area wont let me trade with the ore station right off the hop with no explanation why.

It took me about 4 hours to get into. Plenty good gameplay loops.

Pretty fun game to build ships, play with friends and build a faction to even trying out some of the talented community creations.

Amazing sandbox with story and depth of play.

This game is easily in my top ten. I wish dearly for a sequel that is more fleshed out. It's a huge idea that would benefit from being developed by a bigger studio assuming that studio maintained the integrity of the game's bones. It's Diablo esque in terms of looting and trying out different play styles. You get to shape your "character" (your ship) to your visual and combat preferences. It's more sandboxy than Diablo though. You can create a little trading/mining empire if you want. When you become powerful enough you can create fleets of massive ships. There's room for pretending here. Or you can just work your way to the center of the galaxy and blow things up on the way there. My major complaint is that without playing PvP on a server the end game content is lacking. Like I said above it's kind of a bare bones game. Once you get to the end there's not a whole lot to discover or surprise you. I wish the developer's had let loose a bit more and worried less about balancing the game, but I say that about most games. However, have I returned to this game multiple times, partly because the music strums deep strings in my soul.

I like space game and younger, I'd like to build spaceship in lego. This one is mostly that, with a progression curve where you unlock new material (minerals) as you get closer to the center of the galaxy, which unlock new capabilities (missile, hangar bay, shields, etc) to be able to face the enemies, who get harder at each progression. Typical recipe, you get the idea. I'm still in the middle of my first game but its one of the most enjoyable game i've played in the last years. My boy loves building spaceship with his lego, so we are rebuilding his spaceships in this game and we're able to make them look like the real thing. He just love it when we sent a fleet of all his ships, that he knows by name, against a pirate base. He would then look at those who get destroyed and try to find way the make them better. Pure fun. Ahh, there is economy, mission, faction and standing, apparently you can create your own base (maybe a faction of your own), but I didn't even get to do that yet.

Avorion is a unique space game and well worth buying. You mine ores and process them and then build your fleet block by block from the processed ores. It is combat heavy but there are quests and trading that you can do. The galaxy is very large and consists of ore tiers that you progress through. Its a great game, get it.

You can run around solo controlling one ship, or build a fleet and be totally hands off and just command them, or any mix of both. You can also build your own ships which I highly recommend, or download someone elses designs from the workshop, which ever you choose you should never forget - all designs return to cube, the ultimate form.

Amazing game. Very fun. The ship building is great too. Definitely a game to play if you enjoy space games like me.

Probably the best space game around, especially for the price. The building is incredible, the automation is well thought out, the different difficultys add great replayability, the variety of factories and ways to make money / resources keeps things fresh, and the combat is fun.

Tried it on a whim with a friend a few years back, was amazed at how incredibly fun it was. Played it all the way through.
A few years later, got the itch again and dragged a load of new friends on it. They all love it, we're playing a second playthrough and are at the final boss again. We have also discussed doing a separate playthrough on much harder difficulty. Some of these people didn't like the game at all when looking at the store page, and went from pleasantly surprised to totally addicted.

I cannot recommend this game enough.

I actually think this might be one of the most fun games ever made. It's essentially Minecraft meets diablo set in space.

It's a looter shooter that lets you build your own ships. You control huge factions of ships. It's far simpler than elite dangerous or the X series but it's more complex than no man's sky.


10/10 please make a sequel

i ADORE the automation and that they let you build your own empire, your own ships, your own fleets, your own stations, this part of the game is amazing. the trading is also great, with supply and demand, great trading quests that reward you very handsomely so you can get rich quickly that way. i love the combat, it feels fulfilling and enjoyable, but there is a lack of turret variety. the game has fairly nice graphics but certain textures are horrendous, luckily these can be fixed by mods. the shadows tend to get extremely wonky when you place a slope on a slope.
These are my issues with the game
The ship builder is not intuitive at all, you can build working ships somewhat easily but to make them look ok you will have to spend hours of your time and have significant skill. it does not respect your time. Luckily there is an abundance of excellent looking ships on the workshop.
The game does NOT let you have true freedom. it is lacking customization. you cant remove blocks from the game like removing all shield generators. you cant edit the game or the settings past the basics. you cant make your own name ingame, instead you are forced to use your steam username, i really dislike that. let me make something cool

i love this game but i sorely wish it let you have true freedom, none of these games seem to just give you true freedom.
theres no circles at all why? why no circles?

I love Avorion, Honestly this game deserves far more recognition than it receives.

From ship building, to combat, to crafting space stations, and merchant commerce, this game has such a wide variety of content.

This is a great space sandbox game, I've enjoyed it both in single player and on a private server.

It has ARPG style tiered loot collecting, with rarity tiers for weapons and such. And it has Egosoft / X-series style industry and economy. The economy isn't fully "alive" but it does model supply and demand as you build and destroy factories.. and it has a lot of side quests and boss fights at each stage of the game to keep you busy.

The ship building is pretty basic, not like Space Engineers or anything like that. But simple and to the point, you can get creative or you can fly a brick.

I am really impressed at how long the developers have kept supplying updates, and it still get patches after all these years. It is one of the games I keep coming back to every so often to play around in the sandbox a little more.

This game got me through the covid lockdowns, well this and vodka.

space ship minecraft. with lots of options.

It's like Roblox.

you need a flair for designing your own ships and spend HOURS in the ship build mode to make a decently looking ship.

while the game looks fun and was relatively interesting the game starts off with getting you killed, and no option of backing out.

but the biggest thing that made me request a refund is.. the game REFUSES to change your name.

it fetches your steam profile name, and sticks you with it.
if your name is in traditional Japanese and you play with English Language it changes your name to [][][][].

if you try changing your name in the settings.ini file in the appdata, the game crashes outright.

i don't know about you but i have NEVER changed my steam name, and if the game can't support it, or allow me to change the name to what i want, it can get lost, i won't play a game it a name of "[][][][]"

other then that, the game bugged out ALOT
1 of the major bugs i encountered was during the mission named "search and rescue" when i entered the 2nd location marked with a " ! " in the block, my ship would explode, for no reason, no ship shooting me, nothing in range, my ship hp / energy all good, no enemy's in the sector, and once the jump exhaustion expired but it would just.. blow up.. BOOM.

and had other missions that had similar bugs or outright CTD's

:edited ; spelling mistakes

I have no idea why this game is not better known but it is absolutely fantastic. i am totally addicted and cant get enough. unlimited creativity a good interface its just amazing , they need to advertise better or maybe put some better artwork on the selling end because i cannot imagine why millions of people would not really love this game. 100/100

Avorion - A Stellar Sandbox Adventure!

Avorion is a masterpiece of creativity, strategy, and adventure set in the vastness of space. From the moment you start building your first ship out of blocks, it’s clear that this game is something special. Here’s why it stands out as one of the best sandbox space games available:

1. Unmatched Ship Customization
The shipbuilding system is incredibly versatile and intuitive. You can design anything from a small scout ship to a massive battleship, tweaking every detail to suit your playstyle. The modular block-based system lets your imagination run wild, and the level of control over aesthetics and functionality is deeply satisfying.

2. Engaging Gameplay
Avorion offers a perfect mix of exploration, combat, and economic management. Whether you’re mining resources, battling pirates, or establishing trade routes, there’s always something exciting to do. The galaxy feels alive, with dynamic factions, procedurally generated content, and endless opportunities for adventure.

3. Multiplayer Fun
Playing with friends takes Avorion to another level. Collaborating on ship designs, coordinating fleet battles, or pooling resources to build massive stations creates a unique cooperative experience. It’s a great game to share with your crew!

4. Stunning Graphics and Atmosphere
The visual style of Avorion is breathtaking. Nebulas, asteroid fields, and star systems are beautifully rendered, immersing you in a vibrant and expansive universe. The sound design complements the visuals perfectly, adding to the game's atmospheric depth.

5. Endless Replayability
With its procedurally generated galaxy and open-ended gameplay, no two adventures in Avorion are the same. Whether you’re a trader, explorer, or warrior, the game caters to a variety of playstyles, ensuring that there’s always a new challenge waiting.

6. Developer Dedication
The developers at Boxelware have done an amazing job supporting the game with updates and listening to community feedback. Their dedication ensures that Avorion keeps evolving and improving.

Final Verdict: Avorion is a gem for fans of sandbox games, space exploration, and strategic combat. Whether you're here for the creative freedom, the strategic depth, or the sheer joy of piloting your custom fleet, Avorion delivers on all fronts. It’s a must-have for any space game enthusiast.

⭐ 10/10 – A Galactic Triumph! 🌌

If you’re ready to build, explore, and conquer the stars, Avorion is your ticket to an unforgettable journey. Highly recommended!

(づ ◕‿◕ )づ >>> Graphics
☐You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Cute
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it

(^◕ᴥ◕^) >>> Gameplay
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It‘s just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
☐ Just bad after new DLC

♬♫♪◖(● o ●)◗♪♫♬ >>> Audio
☐ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

V●ᴥ●V >>> Audience
☐ Kids
☐ Teens
☐ Adults
☑ All

(ﾒ￣▽￣)︻┳═一 >>> PC Requirements
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

(⊃｡•́‿•̀｡)⊃━✿✿✿✿✿✿ >>> Difficulity
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

ʕ •ᴥ• ʔ >>> Grind
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You‘ll need a second live for grinding
☐ It's an Idle game what do you think???

(x . x) ~~zzZ >>> Story
---{Story}---
☐ No Story
☑ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It‘ll replace your life

|ʘ‿ʘ)╯>>> Game Time
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

<(_ _)> >>> Price
☐ It’s free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ Not anymore :(
☐ You could also just burn your money

{{ (>_<) }} >>> Bugs
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ When FPS increases exponential your damage
☐ Cyberpunk 2077