As one of the last remaining humans, forge friendships with courageous robot companions and lead them on an epic adventure through a mysterious, dynamic world.

The main premise of Comcept's new game, ReCore , is that its protagonist, a terraforming specialist named Joule, is stranded on the desert planet of Far Eden as part of a recolonization effort to escape a now-biohazardous Earth.

A shame, as there's much to enjoy about Recore, an unpretentious throwback to a different age that's got a spark and character that's entirely its own. Scratch away at its slightly flakey surface and you can see all that enviable legacy of its developers crashing together in surprising, often...

With proper optimization this game could be soared because outside of the stiff animation, long loading times and pop in this game has me fairly addicted. Definitely could be us3d a few more months in the oven

Love the the game has a bit of meteoroid and mega man feel to the game

This game is awesome! Yeah, it may not be as polished as other games according to today's standards of what a game should or shouldn't be, but it really stands out on it's own and separates itself from the rest.

I haven't finished the game, so my score may change later. But 5 hours in I'm loving this game. So many mechanics from Metroid Prime, which evokes memories of great games of yesteryear. I don't know how gruesome the end game will be, but I gotta say I'm loving the journey along the way.

In Recore you will explore the world of Far Eden as you try to piece together what went wrong over the last 200 years.

Every now and again, there comes a game with such incredible potential to be something truly extraordinary. ReCore is one such game, but unfortunately its potential is squandered by its implementation, bugs and most of all insecurity about itself.

Fun gameplay | Decent platforming | Surprisingly big sandbox world | Not bad-looking

Horrific Loading screens | Poorly executed metroidvania system | Boring backtracking | Did I mention the loading times

ReCore isn't weighed down with baggage but that might leave it feeling a little thin around the edges. Lasers and robot friends!