That must be the Cabal, then.

I'm going to be disappointed if the new enemies are just tall bipedal aliens with shiny armor.

All of the animals?

Crab guy's hands are way too human-like. To me, it looks more like somebody wearing a costume fashioned out of dead crustacean monsters. The rest of it looks pretty good, I guess, but I question the likelihood of bipedalism emerging from marine life forms.

Writers of Kotaku, I think I speak for more than just myself when I say this; more articles about card/board/tabletop games/gaming would be nice.

That's what happens when you get married.

I can already see a few animals that are not being kept in the proper conditions.

Never bought it.

Not good enough.

It also has terrible stats.

I think that particular art is making it worse than it is.

I don't even understand why he went ahead with it.

Wow, they got...some more lines.

I hadn't heard of that, but I'm talking about something more like the future depicted in games like Halo, or Dead Space where humanity has interstellar space travel and advanced robots/cybernetics/etc.

This was such a dumb idea for a shooter theme.

Not saying this game doesn't look good, but I am disappointed that all the creatures are basically just Earth things on other planets, somehow...

Okay, I think I see where you're coming from now.

I'm still not sure that's fair. It's made of tiles representing areas of different kinds of "substrate" for the player to interact with, and there are many games with that general display for the environment.

Uh, no?

Can you give us any details about the plot? This game looks intriguing, and I can already say that when it shows up for sale I'll definitely be buying a copy.