My Reviews

I recommend this game to people who enjoy turn based deckbuilding & strategy, don't mind dual hero attacks & some passive bonuses being gated behind a basic friendship system, and are at least okay with Marvel movies. The latter two will be the deal breaker on whether the 50/50 split

This is a solid, enjoyable turn based stealth & rogue-like game that I've played through the Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced difficulty with Contingency Plan DLC enabled. Although I unlocked all starting characters & abilities in these 3 playthroughs with the game XP I gained, there are other Expert Plus, endless,

As a player of tabletop Battletech, it is clear that the original creator (Weisman) made this for us through his dev shop (Harebrained Schemes, bought by Paradox). How close this is to table top may be a turn off for anyone who doesn't like RNG via hit %, these mechs

I recommend this game for people who can handle addictive games (insert plea for help), and really enjoy roguelite deckbuilders for what they are. Without one of these, whenever you hit your skill ceiling, enjoyment of the game will drop off very fast. This is because the core gameplay is

I recommend this game at historic low price only to people who enjoy the premise and are not hardcore city management fans. It is focused on being a brutal bleak take on (city) survival, so the city management isn't super deep or grand because the survival aspect means it is

I can recommend this for anyone who likes 3D adventure games, doesn't mind crafting elements, and doesn't need an elaborate story. Here is what you need to know: +Great look, sound, and feel to everything. ?Quality realtime character cinematics, but in game character mouth movements when talking are much weaker. -Minor shimmering on edges

I recommend this in a game bundle or deep sale as a third person adventure-ish game centered on using stealth and/or action to get past learning enemies, with an occasional walking sim interlude to build the story through dialog. The game is unique and beautiful but not terribly complex, which

I recommend Deathloop to most FPS fans with a few warnings: You will be disappointed if you expect this to be an immersive sim like Dishonored or Prey, hardcore and casual gamers may be less likely to enjoy it because of how unique it is, and if you expect a

I personally enjoyed it just as much or more than Quantum Break by the same dev studio because it took abilities, environmental destruction, and SCP-like sci-fi to a new level. It also has more replayability because of optional side missions, additional challenges, and exploration. I recommend this to anyone who

I recommend this game to people who can manage their expectations of roguelites, survival resource management, solitary character experiences, and hiking/climbing, because many negative reviews seem to be from people who don't understand any of these things. So let me explain the core gameplay - Good, bad, indifferent: +Game's look and feel

I recommend this to people who liked Two Point Hospital (TPH) but don't expect the same type of struggle/challenge of trying to keep a variety of patients alive. The challenges of Two Point Campus (TPC) are less direct than that, and sometimes are more subtle because the goals are more varied

The desire to make your slime farm better and find more slimes is a core gameplay loop that works great for me and oddly addicting, though the game might not be for people who are not at all into collecting creatures. I rarely play or enjoy any kind of farming

I recommend this game on deep sale to fans of the first one, as this improves on the first in various ways. After learning that the first game was not going to be developed any further, I vowed not to purchase the sequel unless it was in a game bundle,

I can recommend this to anyone that likes Stealth FPS and doesn't expect an elaborate storyline. Stealth and the universe presented gave me just as much enjoyment as Human Revolution, despite the open world and the main story being a mixed bag. Look up other gameplay videos if you are

I recommend this first person story-rich dialogue-driven scientist adventure game to people who enjoy sci-fi and are not deterred by it functionally being a walking sim. It is based on a hard sci-fi novel, meaning there's a focus on scientific accuracy or logic, and because it is told from the

I recommend this for fans of rougelites, because the billiards format is fun and for me worth the retail price. I discovered this through a demo before its release and as someone who enjoys billiards but is only mediocre at it, I found this game fun and decently re-playable.

I recommend this to people who enjoy sim management games and would enjoy some silly puns & lighthearted humor. Here is what you need to know: +Decent modern visuals and soundtrack. -Sound effects could be more varied. +The game (so far) consists of a variety of hospital locations that you build from scratch. Each

I recommend the game on sale to most gamers who really enjoy scenario or goal-driven simulation/management and appreciate the Jurassic Park/World IP, as contracts/missions/islands provide ample challenge & reward. JWE is a beautiful looking game which many gamers are comparing to "what could be" given the JP/JW franchise games thus

This is a great game for anyone wanting a post apocalyptic open world that tells a story more than the main story itself, is interested in crafting or settlement mechanics, and is somewhat forgiving of the occasional bugs. Wavering on any of those 3 or expecting FNV or FO3 may

I recommend this game to people who like roguelites, mining, and gathering occasional new gadgets & upgrades. Gamers who don't appreciate roguelites should not get this game unless they really love the digging and combat. Here is what you need to know: ?Pixel art look and the sounds (reminds me of Endless