Generation Zero®

They really released a final update saying "Hi! thank you guys so much! this is our final update, no more updates to this game, we're working on new stuff! baiii!" in the description, meanwhile they changed all the crafting requirements for first aid kits and adrenaline shots (VERY basic consumables) to need an UNHINGED amount of crafting materials, not to mention weapon augments. You guys just made crafting/upgrading anything take at least 5 hours, and you dont even touch broken things that your community has been yelling about for YEARS at this point. You killed your game for no good reason, Id suggest that nobody purchase a game from these people in the future.

Game is super fun, one of the few I 100%'d. Not super grindy. Combat is rewarding.

Can someone tell me why (Generation Zero® - Rivals & Experimental Weapons) comes up as N/A, i'd like to have it as part of my DLC, yet it won't allow me to include it for some reason.

Aside from this issue as noted above, I am enjoying to over all play style and content the game has to offer, and look forward to many more hours of enjoyment in the future with this game.

This games fun but has a lot of bugs

Honestly kind of clunky. The game feels very samey and boring real fast. Like I played twice in the span of 2 years and both times I just got repeats of the same exact gear, facing the same five enemies, in copy and pasted structures in completely different parts of the map at different player levels.
I love what the game is going for, I can see the clear inspiration in Simon Stalenhag's work, but after like the first hour it gets extremely repetitive.

6/10

gunplay is awful, game feels clunky, overall its not enjoyable to play

Game keeps crashing cant play it. This game has so much potential but it keeps fucking crashing. This game is a load of sheit

I'd 100% get it. It's beautiful and pretty fun to open car doors and collect some med-kits, and as a bonus I haven't had any game-breaking bugs (or pretty much any bugs) the only bug I've experienced is the bike physics goofing out.

Game is buggier than ever with the new update, guns feel weak and inaccurate and the last update told players to get fucked and told modders to also get fucked.

Well. I have completed Generation Zero. It ticks a special box for urban survival and scavenging that I enjoyed, but it is awash in problems, so unless you bear my special kind of autism, I cannot at all recommend this game. The concept carried it for me, but good lord it was worth more than a few snarled curses at the gameplay

>Low-feedback bullet sponge enemies with terrible animations, too much mobility, and incredible accuracy at extremely long distances
>Unsatisfying gunplay with weapons that feel incredibly unimpactful until you hit the very highest tiers of quality.
>Miserably broken crafting system that forces you to play a multiplayer-tuned base defense mode and yields rewards balanced for just the one player.
>A miserly skill and gear system which has such small bonuses to be almost completely ineffectual in gameplay and explains almost nothing to the player
>A multiplayer system that requires you to use up wildly expensive self-rez items in order to pick up teammates
>Unremarkable missions that often end with your character walking in a room, getting 'quest complete' and no further explanation or depth.

All in all, can't recommend for more than single-digit price purchase. I really REALLY wanted to like this one, but I can recognize my own copium too.

I used to love this game, I completed it on PS4 some months after release, and thoroughly enjoyed it despite its buggy state back then. After revisiting it on PC now that development is complete, I yearn for those early months where you would have environmental story telling nudge you around the map. Where you'd explore, recon, plan, execute and improvise. The player was empowered by progressing and being smart or balls-y about it.

Now, it's been refactored and polished up. There's hand holding by condescending NPCs, there's nudging for a plethora of collectables which may eventually lead to so small of an advantage that it is not likely you'll notice it. The daunting but inviting map got half reworked into a frustrating mess and took away some of the best spots to farm enemies and turned it into a mud pit. More loot was added to accommodate base building, which I personally don't care for, where carry capacity was already a huge challenge.

Every choice made since release was another step away of what I loved the first months when I played this. A beautiful, atmospheric world to conquer. A feeling of dread every time you push the boundary of what is unknown. Countless memories of plans well executed, or plans gone sideways and challenges overcome. You could feel this game was a labor of love on release, now it's a labor of committee, one trying to bolt things on to try and appeal to base builders and defenders which I doubt will be convinced by it.

In the end, aside from fixing progress blocking bugs and some handy signs in the bunker to give some sense of direction in them, every other choice made since release chipped away at the rough gem Generation Zero was on release and turned it into a frustrating, player hostile turd that I cannot in good conscience recommend. Maybe with a huge discount, but even then I'd still harp on how much better it could have been.

There are mods that may remedy some frustrations, expand storage capacity, spawn experimental weapons etc. But much as chasing the next safe house, the next 5 crown loot, the full vision module in this game... I'm just chasing for that experience in the first year of Generation Zero. And not being talked down to by an NPCs I don't care about.

Good graphics, nice bicycle riding and cool robot concept but a bit repetitive, bad inventory management and nothing that grips you to the story, you get bored easily ... It's fun only for a bit.

Fun game. I've been playing solo, but it would be even more fun if my buddy was playing as well.

crashes every hour, 9/10 times it even fails to send the crash report

I had to come here because you shut down all the comments on your s h i t dino game that you got people to buy and never released. I'll never buy another game from you again. Ain't my fault you mismanaged a game, got caught up in feature creep and failed to ultimately deliver a 1.0. Tossers.

Want a skyrim game that isn't? Here ya go. There's a story that's there, a large world, a somewhat decent skill tree, and lots of fun when not trying to tickle a tank with a pistol. The world has lots of things to find or places to explore and the gameplay is exciting imo. Won't say it's perfect, but I've almost got 100 hours in it and don't plan on stopping yet.

There is a larger amount of good here. But also a lot of meh...

Without mod support its a thumb down. Still going to play, and try to enjoy.

Loot boring, locations boring, story meh, no hunger thirst. I recommend turning off some of the QOL to even enjoy. I find myself forced to do the 5 min rule. Play for 5 min no matter what hopefully play longer. varying success.

I made it a full hour tonight. 3.4 hours i feel like i played it for 23 hours already =/

Maybe i just dont get it but i tried, cool mechanics but honestly that beginning section is really boring.

Great game if you have a good computer, sadly my donut laptop that occasionally bluescreens can't run it that well so Ive only played a little bit of it. Its a fun experience with friends

DO NOT BUY THIS DLC

Now to tell you why. So I bought this last week and enjoy the content however the content is mostly useless due to a bug. On certain terrian or areas of the map when you deploy the companion it just disappears. Gone until you go back to the bench and mess with the CONFIGURE option.
Well in their closing message they mention any bug reports can be made and supplied a link. Well I went there I told them of this bug. I was told by Adam that many players have been reporting this since the last hotfix. I was also told that I am out of luck as they have no intentions of fixing this bug. I was told to learn to deal with the bug.
I wish I was making this up too but sadly I am not. I am using 0 mods for the game not even looked for any. I am running a

i7 11th Gen
3070 GPU
48GB RAM
Loaded on an SSD fresh install fresh save.

There is zero reason on my end why this does not work. This is just developers pulling out now that the cash has dried up. So spread the word to everyone that we do not buy from this company anymore. Let them feel our distrust and aggervation over this clear money grab move they have made.

This game is a underrated masterpiece! This game is just amazing, the concept, the story, and the gameplay! Although this game at first may not seem like much, as you get deeper into the game, it gets so fun you can’t stop playing, but the animations of the NPCs I don’t like, their just qwerky and in weird, generally the game is a gem!

Fun game lots of story and stuff to do, some of the dlc are worth it but none are necesery for the main story :) big robot go boom boom bang bang

Fallout + Terminator in Sweden

Pros:
+ Smooth performance for an open-world crafting survival game
+ visually beautiful apocalyptic world
+ lots of customization options
+ building bases is easy and not very grindy since you have resources everywhere

Cons:
- very tough to run away from combat, robots won't stop until you shoot them all down or reach a safe house
- loot is very same-y everywhere. rare to find something new

Note: if you have Windows anti-ransomware feature enabled, the game won't be able to save your game. make sure to add the game to the allow list.

Its got its flaws, but its got a flavor i dig and that scratches and itch i did not know was there

its such a great game, in the beginning is hard but later its so much fun i`d rate it a 10/10. Such a great game

very nice game the game playing it is better than the trailor

I like this game, unique robotic enemies, the combat, interesting story, and I love the atmosphere and aesthetic of the game.

But I feel like the story and mission design would need re-tweeking, they are very; go here + shoot things or press a button = end. Though the devs have ceased development of this game, it still feels unfinished. There's unused parts of the map and the prestige points still do nothing.

But, I still had a blast playing it and this game has beautiful graphics, though the lighting could need an upgrade in certain firefights.

This game came out in 2019? Wow. If you you told me it came out in 2005, I'd believe you. The mechanics of this game are horribly outdated. I know it's from a smaller studio, but I've seen better made games from a handful of devs.

The game has been nothing but empty, and boring. I always read people say that people don't give games enough time. I personally think a good game will make you want to play it more. This doesn't. Three hours was forced to get in.

Looking at the achievement rates, it's clear people don't play very much of this game before quitting. Sales numbers are important to people, obviously. They only paint half the picture to me, as very few people who bought this actually liked it. The achievements are another measure of this game's lack of success.

It's another game that shows the slow death of gaming. Uninspired in story, design, and talent. I've been playing video games since '78, and this just fails to keep my interest.

This game was very fun for my first time experience, however many years ago, but the fun very quickly tapers off once you learn what the mid-and-endgame gameplay is like. That, and the developers have done a frankly abysmal job giving this game content, as they are more intent on just sucking wallets dry than making fun content. Anytime they added a new piece of content, about 75% of said content would be locked behind a paywall. No, not a "Premium pass" or something- a paywall for that content and that content alone. Even the content that wasn't paid for, such as the Soviet machines, was fraught with problems that were never addressed or rectified. Now, after so many updates, the chilling yet comfortable ambiance and mystery of the island has been replaced by what feels like abject chaos and a lack of direction.

Now, all of this is fine and dandy, but the game is due for an update then, right? Wrong- the devs have come out and said that they will not be giving any updates or new content for the game anymore, including patches. So all of the broken, glitchy stuff that ruins save files? Thats set in stone, and never changing.

I do think the game has some serious upsides, such as the general vibe of the early game, the design of the bots and above all else the fun you can have with friends, but please only get this game at a discount and don't get the DLC, unless you know damn well that all of that money is going to a dev team that stopped caring about this product a year ago.

Petitioning for a unilateral investigation into why this game, the exact type of thing I ravenously gobble up, completely missed me during its entire actively developed life. Early suspects are the co-op schtick - I rule out all co-op-focused games categorically. Yeah, I got friends, but they got their own things going on. I even spent a long time a few years ago googling around for PVE games you can solo - right through the cracks, this one. Someone fricked up BAD not spreading the word about their game and how it can be solo'd. I'm like flabbergasted by how right up my alley this is. Almost feels not real.

Runs smoothly, good story concept and gameplay difficulty increases as you progress. Good inventory management is a necessary skill. The videos on the store page are not exaggerated. This is a good game for those who are looking for an enjoyable survival game that doesn't feature zombies or mutants and is just the right amount of a challenge. DLC's are also enjoyable but non-essential. The game also has an enjoyable soundtrack that is well thought out and very thematic.

After Much deliberation 6/10

MAIN PROS
Decent graphics and sound, combat feels real like your a bag of flesh against machine. Weapons feel just right and the story is decent. DLC isn't required but more of a way of supporting the devs, who are hard working and extremely pro-active creating free content.

MAIN CONS
Character customisation is really bad, plenty of outfits but the faces look like a line up from a drug bust. That needs changing a.s.a.p.

I recommend this game, but barely. Probably buy on heavy discount. It's fun for a bit.

First, the good things. The world is big. Guns and combat feel good. Progression seems appropriate. Story is OK, I haven't gotten really far in the story. I am not TOO far into the game but the machines are pretty enjoyable to fight but I wish there were more varieties. Probably are I haven't seen yet.

On the bad side, the size of the world makes it feel empty. It seems like the devs spent too much time fleshing out a world that they didn't have a purpose for, and thus much of it is empty.
After a while the machines become huge bullet soaks, and can take hundreds of rounds to kill which are heavy. Assaulting a base can spend literally thousands of rounds as it produces tons of machines and is guarded by giant turrets that wreck you. It is difficult to carry the weight of just the guns and ammo sometimes. Every gun also has its own ammo, even to the point that 9mm is differentiated into handgun and smg... so you have to carry separate rounds for each if you want to use both even though they use the same caliber. Same problem with the scopes, they are gun specific as if they wouldn't all attach to the same rail. This applies to everything from magazines to silencers too. Instead of simplifying the real world for the game, they complicated it more than the real world making inventory bloat horrible.
You can deconstruct useless things into base materials, but in almost 80 hours I still haven't found some of the materials I need to make what I want, or in some cases found the schematics for them. Like ammo. I have 0 schematics. No idea what I'm doing wrong or how to get some of these things. Other things, like mods for armor and such require rare materials so I can't build those either. I need command points I don't have to capture bases I cleared. Game doesn't explain much of this very well, it just kinda throws you into the fray and you get to figure it out. I think because the game was released alpha and development took a very long time. Players that played through development probably know all of this stuff. Me jumping in years after the fact, nothing is explained. Also some of the mods/upgrades have a drawback making them more useless than no mod IMO. It gives me less incentive to get them, less to build them, and less to even go look up how to do those things.
Because of the weight problems, and the constant trips back to town to offload the junk you collect, I quit picking up most of what drops. I collected tons of steel, lead, aluminum I can't use. Also, the weights don't make sense, like they were just lazy. Every gun weighs 2 lb. Doesn't matter if it's a handgun or a .50 BMG. 2 lb. Every attachment weighs .250 lbs. However a large metal gas tank weighs 1 lb, as does a "large car battery EMP". Makes no sense, and even at those stupid unrealistic numbers makes carrying stuff like that around basically impossible. I carried ammo and just left the rest on the ground because it's too heavy to carry around 1 lb items for long. With carry perks I could only carry about 90 lbs and guns, ammo, and healing packs are about 40-50, sometimes more when you are leaving base. I can fill an inventory after one combat if I pick up everything sometimes.
Story seemed pretty lackluster. Some machines somehow invade while you are on a boating trip and you come back and don't know what happened after a few days away everything is gone. Takes place is sweden, and something about the russians, maybe allies. That's as far as I got. After the first few quests tell you where to go, you are left with the game loop of looking for bunkers they don't tell you where they are, to find missions that don't help flesh out the story and seem more like side quests or constant dead ends. I got bored and uninterested in short order. I continued for a few of them to see if they got better, they really didn't.
Last complaint is the AI. Sometimes it detects you right off the bat at huge distances somehow, others the machines do weird things and don't seem to see you. Or stand there dumbfounded while you blast away. The compensation for this poor AI seems to be that they spam machines. Sometimes you will be facing a dozen machines at once, or what feels like a constant stream of them.

Overall a mediocre experience. It's an OK game with a lot of problems. I had fun with it for a while but am going to uninstall without completing.

Bare bones game that has content hidden behind 20 paid DLC's. Had so much potential but has now been abandoned.

This is more of a warning than a review;

- Over half of a decade in the making, only to get officialy abandoned by it's developers - by all of them, or the only 3 developers that have been spared or forced to remain to the end (out of +12 devs in total)-
- False advertisment that promises a survival game - in the reality it's a walking sim with guns on some made up Swedish wonderland island
- Repeatable bugs, game and visual glitches, broken world/player/NPC/enemy hiboxes and AI, game breaking physics, etc. -- all half-assed just enough to look like it works
- Predatory "story" DLCs
- Community, and fan base that are borderline cult-like and would kill anyone who dares bringing up even a sentence worth of common sense regarding anything
- Predatory capito-communist game company (Avalanche Studios) that only belongs amongst the likes of Bethesda, Valve, Activison, EA, Bungie, etc., or aspires to be just like them
- HOLY SHIT SO MUCH COMMUNIST RUZZIA AND CCP PRAISING/DICK SUCKING AND PROPAGANDA IT'S SICKENING
- Official forums which silence, censor, punish, or ban-and-warn any legitimate and proof backed up criticism and feedback (no matter how important or urgent it might be to the QoL or overal state of the game)
- WORLDS MOST PETTIEST AND PATHETIC CULTIST-MODERATOR IN ANY OF THE OFFICIAL GAME FORUMS I'VE EVER DEALT WITH (@ZESIIR)
- A history book example of "good graphics = good gameplay"
...

I could go on about just how much of a truly saddening this thing is, but after just having had finished the "new" and final "(Shut)Showdown" update, and after +800 hours of hoping and waiting for improvements and changes to the game - I've only been left mentally worn out if not abused, and give up too.

One can only hope that someone someday will make a proper open world survival game with machine enemies that isn't a walking sim, true custom weapons engineering/crafting system (Deadspace 3 style), and that that someone ISN'T Avalanche Studios.

This is a great game but the amount of crashes that this has is ridiculous. Was fighting a lot of enemies near the high security prison in South coast and the game crashed upon firing rockets at them multiple times. I lost so much loot due to those crashes. That needs to be fixed like soon. The last straw was when i was fighting against machines that was firing at me(hunters and a harvester). I decided to fire rockets at them to get rid of them but the game dint like that. It crashed which caused all of the loot to despawn which angered me. After that, the whole entire fight at that point was pointless. This is still a fun game to explore and do whatever but that right there needs to be fixed.

I love the open world game aspect were you can go anywhere on the map and the amount of funny moments that you can have with friends.

Giant killer robots in 1980s Sweden? Yes, please! This game is a blast if you're into open-world exploration, stealth combat, and blowing up machines with your buddies. The atmosphere is fantastic, the robot designs are creepy cool, and scavenging for loot is surprisingly addictive. It can be a bit janky at times, and solo play can be tough, but if you've got a squad to roll with, Generation Zero is a ton of fun. Just be prepared to run for your life a lot, and maybe invest in some good running shoes. 7.5/10, would recommend for robot-blasting enthusiasts.

dog shit gun control and the gun sound effect give a fucking masive headache {EXPERIMENTAL GUNS} after a few minutes ON THE PLUS SIDE THE GAME INTERESTING

This game is a solid 6.3/10. the gameplay IS a little bit repetitive, aswell as the base building and crafting system being just a tad silly. If your going to buy this game i suggest you watch some videos first, or even watch some sort of live stream VOD so you get a preview of the actual experience instead of an edited down cinematic.

Generation zero is a frustrating game.

The gameplay loop is essentially scavenging buildings and towns whilst going from each regions bunker to the next, completing small main missions as well as side missions.

I personally got bored of the scavenging after the 10 hour mark, most buildings are the exact same, to the point where I'm worried about the relationship status of the civilians as they all seem to sleep separately from their partners. Most lootables are just ammunition or items to scrap down or convert into consumables, most weapons found will just go into the recycle pile as the weapons use a color based tier system and anything lower than the highest quality you have is essentially worthless.

The crafting is quite annoying, let's say you want to craft ammunition for a rifle, you need to earn ammo schematic points, these are earnt by crafting ammunition, so in order to craft higher tier ammunition, you need to craft a ton of lower tier ammo, or ammo for guns you may not want to use. This is a mistake, I figured that the ammo piercing ammunition for the assault rifle would do better against robotic enemies than basic ammo, but i noticed zero difference, however by the time i was ready to invest in what i assumed was better, I had spent 10 hours worth of resource collecting on lower tier ammo, then scrapped that ammo for half of my investment, then fully committed to the armour piercing equivalent, which I subsequently burnt through because it does not do enough damage to reliably kill the large amount of enemies that I am now facing.

Stealth and combat are equally frustrating, it seems like enemies will immediately spot me from across the map, filling 50%-75% of their alert meter before i can even see them. I cannot count the amount of times an enemy had gone into alert status after I had rounded a corner and been out of sight for several seconds.
Combat being frustrating comes down to sheer number of enemies and an inability to improve survivability. There is an armor system in place, but it's the worst implementation I think I've ever seen, much like ammo crafting, you can only craft better tier of armour by earning clothing schematic points, how you earn these points is by fighting against random boss enemies that can potentially get stronger if left alone for too long, there are also random schematic points you can find in some pois, but not enough to make much of a difference IMO. So in order to survive longer, you have to seek out harder fights, but you also need to make sure you seek them out sooner rather than later, all for schematic points in order to improve a single resistance stat by 2.5%, meaning that you could go all in on bullet resistance gear but be completely susceptible to fire, explosion, corrosive, gas etc.
There may be damage resistance perks in the skill tree, but I personally chose to pick skills that would improve the more tedious aspects of the game.
For the levelling system I chose to invest in stamina, move speed, carry weight, lockpicking and then finally accuracy/weapon sway. I honestly don't know if this was a mistake or not, the map is so big and you do so much running that I figured anything that helped with traversal would be the best option. Yes there are vehicles, but vehicles are only useful on roads, going off road significantly slows down vehicle travel, meaning that more often than not, I would just run in a straight line through forests and fields instead of bothering with bikes, not to mention it's basically impossible to perform serpentine patterns when spotted by enemies on the bikes, meaning you're likely to get gunned down by the larger enemy types.

The gunplay is fine, but the weapons are lacking, I eventually found a 50 cal sniper and figured it would be better than an assault rifle, the damage stat was higher after all, but no, even with armour piercing rounds the 50cal took 2 full mags (16 shots approx) to take down 1 mid tier enemy, and with each craft of 50 cal ammo only producing 3 rounds, that equates to 7 crafts of ammunition. The game wants you to use rocket launchers, but I can't count the amount of times my rockets either phased through the enemies, or despite being fully locked on through the sights, just decided to fire wildly off tangent.
The weapons have an attachment system, but it's entirely luck based if you'll find anything usable for your preferred weapon of choice, in my 16 hours of playtime I am yet to find an attachment for the assault rifle apart from a 2x-4x scope. As far as I know weapon attachments cannot be crafted, which fine, whatever, but weapon attachments also use the same color grading scale as the weapons themselves, what was the difference between the grey rifle scope compares to yellow legendary one that I found? Well I think the grey one had some damage to scope overlay itself, but anything above green had clear optics.

After investing so heavily into the ammo crafting system and trying to progress my character as much as possible through side stats such as ammo tier and armor crafting, I had essentially ran out of resources to continue crafting ammunition let alone anything else, I crafted 800 rounds of armour piercing for my purple assault rifle, just to run out after 2 engagements. How much ammo should I be running with in higher threat areas? The more ammo I carry, the less I can loot before becoming overburdened. Before deciding to write this review I decided to go fight a boss robot in order to get a clothing schematic, I ran up and found myself quickly surrounded by at least 10-15 bipedal mid tier enemies, and with it taking 2 magazines of assault rifle to kill one, or potentially up to 3 rockets, I came to the conclusion that its futile to even keep playing without scavenging the same locales I've seen for the past 16 hours of gameplay.

It's probably more fun in coop, pretty much every game is, but single player is an exercise in frustration.

Played this game for quite a while and it feels just as fun as ever. Even though its a shame they wont be adding new content into the game anymore Ill still be enjoying it with all the free roam capabilities they give you.

Developer has formally stated there will be no further patches or bugfixing, including repairs to the gameplay that were broken by their last major "update". This leaves substantial portions of both the base game and DLCs both unusable or worse than prior to the last update. Paying extra for DLCs that just break your game more frequently is a poor choice; buy base game only, and only at steep discount, and only if you don't mind jank and broken mission chains.

Would not trust this developer again.

just completed the story to the main game (no DLC).

the gunplay is solid, movement is snappy, but sometimes cumbersome, and the environments are often incredible.

well worth picking up.

As of Jan 2025 the devs have said they won't be doing any more work on the game, despite it having a lot of bugs that need fixing.

It's a shame because there is some good stuff here. When i first played it i found the game world immersive with great sound design, and the combat decent. But the longer you play the bugs start to add up and ruin the experience.

Ultimately i can't recommend a broken product that the devs give up on. So it's got to be a thumbs down from me.

I love this game. I keep coming back to it time and again and love the changes that have happened since the game lunched. Adding in the Russian bots, to DLC weapons and "pet". Gen Zero is so far the best stealth survival experience.

Love the Solo and 4 Player Co-op ability. The only thing I would love to see is with multiplayer is for them to have a lobby where they list all the multiplayer seasons where you can choose from one instead of just automatically being placed into one. If you get into one and they kick you out, when you try to join multiplayer again you usually keep getting added to that same session until they fill up or make it private.

the devs may not be adding or patching this game, announced the day before i posted this, but i love playing this game, and would highly recommend you guys play it if you can (especially if you can get it on sale).

absolutely unbelievable bullshit from these devs

i dealt with all the bugs and had my fun but every update just got worse and worse until finally they absolutely fucked the game and then abandoned it in an almost unplayable state. total garbage. do not buy

Generation zero could be a perfect game. The game has fabulous graphics, great gameplay, very interesting lore, very well made enemies and more. But why ''could''. Why it isn't a perfect game? Well there is nothing to do in this game after final mission. And it can get pretty boring after replaying the game few times. But i still think that it is worth it when it's in sale.

A Very Fun and Amazing Game, Enjoying the Campaign and Missions. At Times it feels like they could of added More to make it more fun. Like Npc's Traders / Vendors, Balanced the Consumables on how much resources they requires to make and getting more in return. At times im farming for Adrenaline Shots more than hunting bots. but still the game is amazing! Awesome Environment! Great Game! Must Try!