All reviews Pioner

I played Pioneer through the launcher, and my impressions are as follows: the game really has potential, but it's still a bit of a work in progress, so to speak. The atmosphere is great: a dark post-apocalyptic experience, the locations are truly captivating in places, and the sound also sets the mood. But the technical aspects are still a bit shaky: I experienced a couple of crashes, and the optimization is a bit lacking in places. That said, it's still fun to play because there's a vibe, exploration, and a sense that the project could really take off with some patches. In short, it's not a masterpiece right now, but it's not a failure either.

Well, I wasn't really keen on buying Pioneer at first, I was getting too much hate, but I finally picked it up a month ago. It's good to see patches coming out frequently. Kudos to the developers; even though the updates are heavy, they seem to be working on the game and slowly optimizing it.

I played Pioneer for a few evenings, and my impressions are mostly positive. There's plenty of content already: weapons, attachments, mini-activities, world exploration. Online speed isn't the highest yet, which makes the world feel a bit empty, but the game has significant potential. It's clear the project has direction and ideas; all that's left is to refine the optimization and add more vibrancy. I'll be keeping an eye on updates.

I give the game a 10 out of 10.

Yes, the game is in Early Access, there are tons of bugs, and a lot remains unfinished. That's normal for Early Access. The game is being developed, with patches and updates every day.

There's a lot of content. The quests are cool, really cool—it's not just about killing, it's about digging. They're imaginative. It's very similar to Stalcraft in spirit, but without the point-burning.

A big minus is the Rostelecom launcher. It's a pain... But I won't criticize the game for that. They give you in-game currency for Rostelecom's mistakes, which is quite fair.

I played all the tests. About 90 hours in total.

The game is turning out well. Lots of quests, references, and humor of all kinds. A rich arsenal, lots of armor sets.

I really hope the developers release a decent product.

I decided to try Pioneer without high expectations and was overall pleased. Yes, the project is still a bit raw and feels like it's in early access in places, but the post-apocalyptic atmosphere and location design are truly delightful. Raids and loot collection are engaging, and there are various activities beyond the standard quests. If the developers continue to develop the game and improve the technical aspects, it could turn out to be a very decent MMO shooter.

The game is so weird that, looking at the reviews, I don't understand why they released it half-baked. I played it myself, and people say all sorts of things. The setting is a fiery, abandoned Soviet wreck, the crunch of broken glass, and whispers in the dark. The combat is brutal when it's not dull. The world is deep: crafting, leveling up, and reputation are all areas to explore. Optimization is definitely lacking. Was Rostelecom trying to launch something again? Their own launcher? It's okay, by the way. I wouldn't say it's particularly user-friendly, but it'll do. I'm surprised the game works at all. They even roll out patches. For enthusiasts who can forgive rough edges for the atmosphere and concept, it's a good one. Overall, the game has a great vibe: I got an adrenaline rush from the foray, and of course, from finding the legendary piece of hardware.

The game is so weird that, looking at the reviews, I don't understand why they released it half-baked. I played it myself, and people say all sorts of things. The setting is a fiery, abandoned Soviet wreck, the crunch of broken glass, and whispers in the dark. The combat is brutal when it's not dull. The world is deep: crafting, leveling up, and reputation are all areas to explore. Optimization is definitely lacking. Was Rostelecom trying to launch something again? Their own launcher? It's okay, by the way. I wouldn't say it's particularly user-friendly, but it'll do. I'm surprised the game works at all. They even roll out patches. For enthusiasts who can forgive rough edges for the atmosphere and concept, it's a good one. Overall, the game has a great vibe: I got an adrenaline rush from the foray, and of course, from finding the legendary piece of hardware.