Aperture Gaming A BOSS Review Nightingale
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Greetings fellow test subjects,
Test Subject 1337 here for Aperture Gaming. They make it, we test it, you play it. And now it's time to Blow Off Some Steam as Aperture Gaming presents, A BOSS Review. Today we cover the game Nightingale.
This is an early access game, and before I get into the review, I have to point out how the Graphics in this game are SO high tier, you need to make sure your graphics card and driver are up to snuff.
This game is an ALT history game set in the Victorian Era, with humans discovering magic and able to travel to the realms of the Fae. It's Steampunk meets magic... Think Fallout meets No Man's Sky, meets Dishonored, and add in Unicorn Warriors Eternal, and you got a good grasp of the game.
You have to craft in order to survive. You make your tools, clothes, cook food, and build living arrangements, and have to scavenge for material to make what is needed.
The game has a few issues, but like I said, it is in early access. Some areas have items clipping into other items, I was booted out of the game twice for trying to go to a new location, there's a slight issues with home construction and getting the floor to click together, and some things the game doesn't tell you, so you have to search online for more info.
Aside from a few issues, I find the game to be fun and I recommend you play it, esp. if you are a fan of Victorian Era styled games. We give it a 9.5 out of 10.