Admittedly, I wasn't expecting much and put off installing and trying it for a while. Once I did though, I was hooked by the nice music, cutesy ball characters, and gameplay. Could use a windowed mode

Very satisfying little gameplay loop. I sat down to check it out and an hour had passed before I even realized it. It would be nice to have a windowed option and vsync toggle.

Expected Fallout in space, but received sadly a largely disconnected mess devoid of the heart and charm I loved from other Beth titles. The UI is a clunky nightmare, at least performance is ok-ish now

For: Those like me who had this sitting in their inventory forever. Finally played, and was a humorous and entertaining platformer in a comic book style that matches well.

For: Those who want a visually and audibly stunning adventure game with great storytelling, wild locations, deep characters, lots of heart, and a touch of Guitar Hero mechanics here and there.

For: Those who enjoy puzzling, building, and polished graphics with quirky charm.

For: Those who enjoy charming and somewhat dark comedy. A fireplace simulator that is worth on playthrough. Definitely will enjoy if you liked World of Goo and miss that atmosphere.

For: Those who love Fallout, I'm in the minority of people that still prefers Fallout 3 to New Vegas, although I love the charm of both (and do prefer the New Vegas endings)

For: Those who love Fallout. If you haven't played this yet, do it. This game wasn't appreciated until years later. A little weak on choices as they have little impact on the narrow endings.

For: Those who want to play Fallout 3 without as many crashes as it used to have. Still a few here and there, but playable. Still one of my favorite Fallouts, aside from the subpar writing/ending.