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After 1000 hours I can write an honest review. Rimworld at its core is a perfect game, it can be as easy or as diffcult as you want it to be. Rimworld modding community is the best in the whole world and I don't mean this lightly, there's mod for everything, literally everything.

Nothing is too sacred to be sacrificed on the alter of war crimes, everything from inbreeding of human-animal children hybirds to the endless persuit of elusive human skin furniture, only your imagination is the limit, you can make any real historically accurate war crimes look like a walk in a Walmart with the mods. Explore stars, future, eldritch horrors, magic, anime and every universum from Star Wars to Lord of the Rings, just make sure to combine them for maximal madness and let yourself become the furry order of 40K purging Rim in the name of God Emperor feralised android gay ratkin. It's a land of possibilities where only the breavest survive and sometimes not even them.

1000+ hours/10.

Well KSP 2 delivers or rather will once the optimalisation get done and when more basic content will get added. The game itself is basically the original KSP, your complete faithful and unabridged space agency simulator game, but with polished graphics, UI and multiple tweaks, which is to say a good thing, we wanted the same game, this simply brings it on par with modern graphics standards.

Now the problems, we know it's an early access game, but this is KSP, we have some trust for the Private Division to see it through and considering their biggest problem is optimalisation and the game isn't playable at medium to high end PCs, I reckon they will be forced to fix this part and when they do, the game will be basically KSP with new graphics which is already worth the price in my opinion. Some key features we know are missing like career mode, many promised ones are not here yet, but this isn't just another early access game, so rest sure knowing they are working on it. This isn't exactly the best video game studio, they can't do it too fast, not on this scale, but they will get there yet with fixing bugs, adding features and making game run smooth finally.

I am going to leave a negative review, because we are all sending a message in this way, although I'd prefer neutral, the game is and will be what we want, but it suffers technical issues on the level that make it hard to enjoy. I will come back once they add career mode and we will see about updating this, eventually I reckon we will reach mostly positive reviews. Untill then, I'm Blu Macaw, don't fly safe, just yet.

I've never read or watched Harry Potter, only passingly without paying any attention so pretty much not at all. The few first hours tought me a few things, first of all for a game, it seems like a really fun and mostly smooth experience and while I can't speak about depth since I'm unfamiliar with the series, I think it's a really good game on its own and should be a refreshing experience for fans.

The game has a few issues of its own, optimalisation may not be enough for lower end pcs, face movements during conversations aren't always perfect and at times game feels wooden while at others movements are the smoothest I have ever seen in any video game ever. These are minor issues, as far as my experience goes so far it's great.

Would I recommend this? Well I decided to preorder it, knowing really nothing about Harry Potter and game seems fun to me so yeah.

Since there's only a skeleton anno 1800 community on steam there are really no reviews of DLCs. So let me try to describe my experience and help those that can't pick them all or are scared to invest more money.

First dlc, well I kind of don't like idea since American islands are not always that big and I don't invest into beauty and powerhouse of American region that often unless I get that island with the longest beach on one side. Still it's solid, haciendas look nice, they work nice, are efficient and expand your options, yada yada boring, AND provide manure. I know it's weird, but yeah we will talk about lama ♥♥♥♥, because it's overpowerd, it will boost efficiency of your farming buildings, but you can only get it in the new world. You can import it back home and boost stuff there too. Yeah, it's overpowerd and I love it. You get extra goods you can prdouce as well, a few new recipes, your farms produce more with less space taken and generally it's a great addition to most of your American colonies, albeit I have bad news, cotton farm isn't part of it, which annoys me. However when combined with the last DLC of the list you get insane bonuses from your guaranteed new world capital.

Second dlc, Empires of the Sky. OMG, you need this. Mail is amazing, it redefines how you build cities, it adds new buildings, it adds extra diverse goods you can optionally provide to everyone for insane money gains (soap for the farmers, that's cool), you get mail deliveries which is amazing, cool and practical mechanic, blimps, more blimps, integration with Arctic gas, new resources in America, warfare completely redefined. I can keep going, story wise you get new character, Paloma Valente, I love her, you get scenario which is amazing and you get to hear from Queen again. Look I will still recommend region unlocking dlcs first, but ths DLC is insane, it's amazing and worth every penny as well. I would even go further and tell you to buy this before region unlocking dlcs if you find idea amazing."

Third dlc is here no. What you get is a massive Crown Falls sized island, a Trelawney in New World, but fully contained to New World rather than a region of its own which is still fine and still a great addition. Additionally you get a new tier of populations, they have plenty of difficult to meet needs and some of them are really fun to play around, others utlise the same building type with slightly changed texture which was a trend for a few of recent dlcs and that's kind of bad, but nevertheless they still provide 10 or so new needs so it's not this noticable. You get an option to unlock services like fire station, but you needs difficult to get goods from New World in order to have them working so not that useful, it's better to use old ones. What you also get is a Stadium which works like World Expo, but provides influence, an infinite influence source, which is very practical, especially if you hate having too many investors like I do or if you slack off, like I do as well. You also get beaches which may sound dumb, but colourful houses of New World and long sprawling beaches make for beautiful cities in New World and we kind of lacked this actually. Overall it's a very solid DLC, there's really not much to have issues in here, I still recommend getting region unlocking DLCs first, but this comes close after them.

Final verdict I think this is a solid season pass, all of them are solid, I still recommend getting 1st season pass thanks to 2 new regions you gain and then get yourself Land of Lions, ie. the African dlc, then you must get yourself Empires of the sky ie. mail dlc, easily best dlc in the whole series or just get season passes since it's 3 for 2 price wise and this season has 2 great and 1 ok dlc.

Since there's only a skeleton anno 1800 community on steam there are really no reviews of DLCs. So let me try to describe my experience and help those that can't pick them all or are scared to invest more money.

OMG, I have good news guys, you need this. Mail is amazing, it redefines how you build cities, it adds new buildings, it adds extra diverse goods you can optionally provide to everyone for insane money gains (bananas for the farmers, that's cool), you get mail deliveries which is amazing, cool and practical mechanic, blimps, more blimps, integration with Arctic gas, new resources in America, warfare redefined. I can keep going, story wise you get new character, Paloma Valente, I love her, you get scenario which is amazing and you get to hear from Queen again.

Look I will still recommend region unlocking dlcs first, but ths DLC is insane, it's amazing and worth every penny as well. I would even go further and tell you to buy this before region unlocking dlcs if you find idea amazing.

Since there's only a skeleton anno 1800 community on steam there are really no reviews of DLCs. So let me try to describe my experience and help those that can't pick them all or are scared to invest more money.

I finally finished the run with all DLC and I mean all meaning I can finally provide a proper review of this endgame horror in gere

Starting with the port expansion dlc ,you get access to modular port that can do multiple things, mainly allow you to import and export most goods in the game and with time the value of these goods go up. This means you can reliably not produce certain things or overproduce others, plus you can reach tier 4 without going to new world, which can be useful if you play in a weird way, possibly tier 5. There are also other modules that raise you storage capacity, act as extra pier, allow for boosts in trading speed etc. The main character from this DLC is Captain Thobias who is a reskin of our favourite Captain from vanilla, so it's a bit meh story wise. You do, however, unluck new ship type which is basically your steamer cargo ship, but it’s faster for just a few other unimportant drawbacks. Best dlc in the pack so far, but nothing too fancy.

The tourist dlc, it adds hotels, restaurants, buses which sadly just connect tourists to their destinations ie. they don't really serve other purpose. There's a bootleg Eiffel Tower as a monument which I love and you will love it, however the whole progression system here is not that friendly, there's only one hotel model, you need several of them to unlock further, literaly first tiers of goods you can deliver to your toursits and that just ruins your city design. Your story character is a reskin of a tourist and the story isn't too compelling at all so a little bit of a pattern here. Overall it's a medicore dlc with lots of wasted potential.


Now skyscrapers, I finally played for a long time and managed to max out these skyscrapers. You get a new guy in story, Mr. Bader and his assistant and they are actually really engaging while still reskined investor and engineer (yet they somehow look better), they make progression system fun somehow. New skyscrapers are endgame content and this angers me, it's logical, but it's something that takes a lot of time to even approach. Once you are there you just upgrade already existing Engineer and Investor housing, which makes these really slim and tall towers and the proportions are so unrealistic it hurts my eyes. Yes you can stuff so many people there and for anyone who wants to have as many investors or engineers as possible on the map this is a way to go, but from purely design stand point, they look out of place. You will build a massive tower as a monument, that one has massive base, which again makes it look out of palce, it reminds me of Chrysler Tower and it's funny, because I'm bad at skyscraper names and I knew that one. Production chains utlise just a few building models and require a lot of complicated goods from new world, these goods are also at least partially used by new tier of popualtions which is introduce in last dlc of season 4 so not even here, but if you have both prepare to have issues with production chains. In the end I think it's nice to have low tier skyscrapers in your city, they look nice, story is fun for a change, but overall it's not as fun as most other dlcs anno offers so I recommend going for others instead.

This season pass has no new region, bad stories (mostly), bad character design (mostly) and generally solid albeit not particularly interesting DLCs. I would stray away from these 3 and the season pass untill you own previous 2 seasons. Please get yourself Sunken Treasures, Arctic or Enbessa instead. And now that season 4 is released get yourself Empires of the Sky, best dlc of all time.

I somehow enjoy this game. I find most battle royale games to look the same and they came and go, but warzone is still the only one in which I can get multiple kills per game without much of an effort and it also has some cool features I haven't seen in other shooters. So as far as my experience with every major battle royale goes, it's one of the best so far.

The Devs are disconnected
The Artists' skills are bizzare
The HR is doing as expected
We did a pretty good job, so far

~Mathieu Cote probably idk

DBD was unchangably the genre defining game for many years collecting many horror icons along unique and interesting original killers and pitting them against know and original survivours. The gameplays loop never made sense, but was and still is enjoyable on either side. The game is always heavily updated, it encurages healthy grind, makes the grind easy and fast, rewards skills, doesn't punish noobs and just fills you with enjoyment of a gameplay loop that is easy to understand, easy to relax to and sink hours in, but complex enough to waste houndreds of hours as well as master the game, regardless if you play alone or with friends. I have difficulty trying to find even one reason not to play the game provided you are interested in the genre other than how polarised the community can be at times.

I've played Victoria 2 only once, it wasn't accessible to someone like me even though I play a lot of strategy and Paradox games. Victoria 3 has fixed that, is fun and worth playing if your are interested in slightly different gameplay and time period.

Right now game has very few mechanics and as with all paradox games other than Stellaris you really get 1 run per country and then you move to the next out of boredom. This will be adressed, but likely with dlcs and not as much with updates. Right now game is buggy, it crashed on my PC multiple times when clicking generals or laws, the only way to leave the game is to force crash it as well... And there's a huge lag when game autosaves itself and it will make using your PC even when the game is paused difficult. These don't make game unplayable, just annoying. AI is also bad as hell. It's not the level of disaster like with Imperator Rome, no the game is fine, it could just be more, it feels lacking, like it could use half of a year worth of new content and then it would be a good lunch.

If you haven't bought game due to preorder you should withold for some time untill it balances itself a bit and then buy according to your preference on time period on genre. I will still recommend EU4 and Stellaris before this game, but if you really want it now, you won't lose much. Just don't get it as your first Paradox game.

Having founded game on kickstarter many years ago while knowing really nothing about how gameplay will look like (avoiding spoilers) I'm pleased to say game is enjoyable after the release.

In sense, it's a map game like EU4 or Stellaris, but your "map" looks more like a combination of HoI and KSP. You will manage actions of your own faction responding uniquely to the appreance of aliens, whther you want to fight, befriend or serve the new alien overlords is up to you, but the gameplays looks the same. You take control of nations budgts, medle into their politics, research new technologies, go into space and invetibaly bring fight to aliens. If only you didn't have to bother with 7 different factions who want to do the same (or not) at the expense of the Earth. Will you take control of Russia and win conflict on Ukraine? Will you unite the EU? Will you turn North Korea into superpower? And have you already named yourself XCOM? I sure did. Eventually you grow a political, economical and space power in order to achieve the final goal of your faction or crumble into dust trying.