My Reviews

If you’re into survival games this has everything you could want: cool tech, interesting enemies, and a story that gets more intruiging the deeper you go. Check! The base-building is a highlight. Want to create the funniest and some of the stupidest weapons? Check. How about a kitchen that would impress

Siberia 2 is a worthy successor to the first game. You are still investigating the company in search of its owner. The characters are more fleshed out this time. The graphics still hold up today and have not lost their unique art style. The weakest part of the game is

The Story: The story is interesting, and the mystery behind it is intriguing. For its time, it was a gorgeous game with really compelling storytelling mechanics. Without spoilers, it’s about a law firm tasked with negotiating the takeover of an automaton company. This company is shrouded in mysteries, from the sophistication of

I’ve been playing the game on and off since 2013 and I cant give it a positive review at this point. I experienced the game from Alpha 3 onwards and loved features like the 600-point skill-based leveling it encouraged teamwork and specialization to earn quality armor and tools. The fast,

Honestly, I can’t really recommend this game in its current state, though I do hope the developers keep supporting it and add more content. Right now, it feels pretty barebones. The core gameplay revolves around fishing, gardening, and cooking, but none of these systems have much depth they’re just really