A fun game that will test your brain and no doubt frustrate you at times, but a lot of value in the editor directly and indirectly. At a pretty reasonable price I’d say this is a great option if you want a bit of puzzle solving fun.
The long wait for the return of Desperados has not been in vain.
For anyone who wants to be a marine biologist... this is a good casual immersion into the wonderous depths.
It's like mini golf... but more infuriating! But it can be fun too.
Taking the core of Hungry Shark for mobile phones and bringing it into full 3D with a reality tv show twist.
Two new civilizations and maybe a new game mode Maya or Maya not tempt you to grab this DLC... it's ok, I'm sure my son would have cringed at that too.
If you want a bit of grappling, swinging VR fun… I would recommend Slinger VR!
It’s not super expensive so if you just want to add more spell casting to your VR library, it is an option. I’d recommend waiting for a sale or until patches tweak the gameplay a bit. Otherwise, regrettably, I’d say perhaps give this one a miss.
Moons of Madness is a concept that unfortunately missed that Elder God spot!
Mixing elements of the old and new games in the series, this game also mixes the humans and the aliens to create a Chimera Squad to tackle the ongoing threat/s to Earth.
A comical group of RPG characters band together to find quests to earn money. But are they about to bite off more than they can chew?
With the main house in some semblance of order, Jesse must now go down to the basement to make sure the Foundation remains solid.
Scavenge the galaxy, loot derelicts and level up your team to tackle bigger and nastier enemies.
Throwing the notion of good intentions with potential bad outcomes into the mix of a war game results in a compelling game that is well worth the replay.
Lolita and Jack Torrance share a hotel as the ghosts of their past haunt a daughter stranded in a blizzard.
If Eye of the Beholder had merged with Syndicate while watching Bladerunner... you would get Conglomerate 451.
A little more story, a lot more brutal boss battling equals a potentially disappointing DLC.
If you like games like Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia then you will most likely enjoy Romance of the Three Kingdoms, if you are a fan of the previous versions then this may well tickle your fancy.
It's a tough call as to whether to recommend the game or not. I think what it boils down to is, did you like the original game but have trouble getting it to play now, if so then certainly this is a great purchase for you. Do you like the older style RTS games with less minute detail to focus on and a stripped back easier mechanic, then this might tickle your fancy. But if you need absolutely all the bells and whistles, to have complete control over everything and the most up to date state of the art… then perhaps give it a miss.
In terms of would I recommend the game, yes I would, if you are the sort of person who likes the added challenge of big brutes breaking up your otherwise sniper fueled game then you will probably love it. If you've enjoyed the previous games in the series then this should be an easy choice of buy. If you are like me though and don't like having to totally shift gears and fight up close battles in a game that revolves around long range combat then maybe give it a miss… unless you regularly have group gaming sessions in which case multiplayer may well make it worth your while.