Finally, show us that you have more to offer than simply flipping assets and generic game concepts and packaging them for $30, a price you claim you plan on increasing. Frontier Legends needs something to set it apart from other games in the genre, and it can’t just be the setting. You need a real, original idea for changing the gameplay in a way players haven’t seen before. Get creative with it, even if it’s not the best idea ever, or even if you think it makes the game harder, more of a grind, or simply harder to develop. At the end of the day, your players will always, always value a creative idea, no matter its repercussions, over sloppily thrown-together, risk-free, tried-and-true elements and lazy development. [Early Access Review]