@jessjess Yeah, and softer cotton material is probably the biggest thing people care about with baby sleepwear anyway.

@eddie098777 For six dollars this is honestly a fantastic deal if you enjoy creative sandbox games or co-op experiences with friends.

@eddie098777 The physics are what really make it fun because every success feels earned. When a vehicle finally works exactly how you imagined, it’s incredibly satisfying.

Building ridiculous vehicles with friends is way more entertaining than it sounds. Half the fun comes from creating something that looks amazing and then immediately watching it crash into a wall.

@jessjess Exactly, and with the Alien universe, they can really take advantage of that slow build-up and unpredictability. It’s more about fear than action.

Playing something like Alien in VR must be on another level of tension, especially with how immersive VR can be. I feel like the atmosphere alone would make it hard to play for long sessions.

@jessjess Same here, building your own setup and testing it in combat adds a lot of replayability.

@jessjess Yeah, it’s not fast or flashy, but that slower, heavier combat is exactly what makes it stand out.

@eddie098777 That’s what caught my attention. I like games where positioning and strategy actually matter in combat.

$29 seems interesting. I know the first game was pretty popular among people who enjoy tactical RPGs.