@TheQuietGamer I used to wait for a half-decent PC as well, but it never came, lol. Until the last year I hadn't played almost anything released post 2015, but once I started to give them a try last year, I realized that the scaling and anti-aliasing methods have improved so much that nowadays you can get a good performance out of many technologically advanced games if you're willing to settle for really poor graphics. Pretty much any game made on Unreal Engine has very customizable config files where you can set the resolution quality to below 50%. Sure, the game ends up blurry, but you can just pretend you're playing a PS2 game on a CRT screen, lol. In fact, they did run at 480p resolution which is about what 50% is for me (scaling down from 768p or 720p). Regarding the game, it seems to generally have pretty low scores across the board. But, I know you're very generous with ratings, so I imagine you probably just enjoy games more in general, so you might like this one.