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If you like D&D, turn-based combat, or a good RPG experience, I highly recommend Gloomhaven. This is a board game adaptation that plays exactly like the physical game. I have gone through 2 1/2 campaigns in the board game with over 150 scenarios played over about 350 hours. The game is very well balanced at 2, 3, or 4 players and allows you to increase/decrease the challenge. This virtual version removes the hardest part about the physical board game, setup (can take about 30min in the board game) and monster movement (very specific rules that have a lot of edge cases to learn).

The game has a different approach to most turn based combat which has a % RNG mechanism as it is all card based instead of % based. It will take some time to learn all the rules, how/why something happened and at times that can be a bit frustrating when something goes differently than you would expect. If you make the wrong choice, choose in the wrong order, or forget something it can be punishing just like most other turn based RPG's as there isn't always an a way to undo. The forgiving aspect however is that you are not expected to win every match/scenario the first time you play. When you fail, you keep any XP and gold you earned, can go back to town, level up if you reached the xp amount, and go back and try again until you succeed. LIkewise you can turn the difficulty down if necessary as well.

This game is incredibly good and once you get the hang of it, it will start to feel natural after 2-3 scenarios. There are also over 15 classes to play and when each character reaches its objective, they retire and unlock a new class to try out. This allows you to become attached to the character but for only as long as you meet their goal meaning you will go through 3-4 through an entire play-through.

The co-op is flawless and allows you to play with a friend(s). I highly encourage this as you need to play with at least 2 characters and learning 2 characters at the beginning can increase the learning curve. Overall expect a ton of hours of gameplay (each scenario is 1-4 hours with each player increasing time to play).

This game will be hit or miss for a lot of people. The overall gameplay is a bit slow but still fun and relaxing. The core gameplay loops has you select a ship to work on, you navigate in your space suit around a ship in the vacuum of space and use your cutting laser to break the ship up and deposit salvage into various areas based on the material composition. The loop stays fresh throughout the entire campaign as it introduces new ship types each with different layouts and challenges. As ships go higher in risk so does the necessary order of operations to safely strip a ship. Overall, it took about 40hrs to complete the campaign which is a fair amount of gameplay for the price.

This game is similar to other puzzle simulation games in terms of pace. You're likely to find this game fun if you find doing simulation style games such as farming/hauling/driving enjoyable.

Don't listen to all the negative reviews from people complaining about the queue times. The servers have been stable and lag free and its because of the queues to get into the game. I will take playable servers and a queue over the constant server outages other AAA games have had (looking at you Outriders).

Likewise the trickle of new players has meant that the starting areas or not 100% flooded with players and they are actually playable. I get that it sucks if you're not the 1st player in the server and you really want to play but in the end this experience has made it better for everyone in the long run.

Think about how Theme Parks queue up, Everyone is in a rush to get to the park and get to their favorite rides. Most parks spread their high profile rides out to ensure folks filter through the park and evenly distribute. If they put all the best rides at the front it would be a nightmare for anyone to get in and ride anything. Amazon had taken that approach with New World by controlling the flow of players in meaning that once you get into the game the experience is very enjoyable.

Anyone complaining about gameplay itself has no excuses. There was a several week closed beta followed by a 3 day open beta for everyone to try the game out before hand. With that and all the pre-release reviews, it should have been 100% clear of what you were getting for your money. Anyone not liking the gameplay did poor research or is trolling for a negative review.

My advice, if you don't have the patience to wait, give it a few days to calm down and then jump in. If you are worried about getting left behind by missing 2-3 days of gameplay then the game might not be for you in the first place.

Bought Valheim as a Mother's day gift for my wife and myself. 5 boss fights, 6 biomes, 9 houses, and 10 marital screaming matches almost leading to divorce for letting her die while I ran my ass away to heal, we have beaten all the current content. 11/10 best marriage counselor ever.

This is the best crafting/survival game on the market today for the best price. Get it!

So I can't speak to the others who purchased this prior to 4/5/2020 but all the negative reviews seem to be commenting on bugs that are no longer present.

Previously called out bugs:
1. Game does not load, or shows white screen with outlines....

The game has a lot of components and does take 30-60 seconds to load the Wingspan DLC the first time. The game will sit with a white screen and outlines the entire time. It will slowly tick to 100% loaded and take a bit longer after that to fully render but not clicking on anything will allow it to complete.

2. The game does not allow for tucking cards....

This could use some scripting I agree but it is not a huge issue. If you were going to tuck a card, set the card down. [Long left click + hold] on the card/stack you want to tuck it under. Move the card/stack on top of the card that is being tucked and release left click to drop. It will tuck the card under the bottom of the stack. [Long left click + hold] to move the stack back to where on the board it was originally. Again, it could use some enhancements and maybe this is a limitation of TTS but it still works and there is nothing stopping the player from doing this during another players turn.

3. It is impossible to re-roll the birdfeeder.....

Take all the dice out of the bird feeder, [Left click + hold on no item and drag mouse] to create a selection. Drag box around all the dice. [Long Left Click + Hold] on the dice and shake mouse left to right to group them, move mouse over the birdfeeder and drop to roll the dice.

The think the DLC is fantastic with what it does script and is completely playable. I think a lot of the negative reviews are from lack of knowledge on how to user TTS as TTS is very manual with its player interaction but I think if these players used this advice they would find a lot of their pain is now gone. Hope this persuades a few of you who turned away to give it a try as Wingspan is a fantastic game to play and the TTS is well worth the $8 it costs. One thing I think that would help is if the DLC's had instructions on how to do basic turns as that would likely fix a lot of the player struggles.

Love everything about the DLC. The planetary management screen is fantastic once you get the hang of it. Before you knock it, turn on tutorial tips again, play a non mega-corp/non gestalt consciousness/hive mind for an hour pick up on all the new features. From there start any game you want but this will get you up to speed on everything that is new.

This patch for me has added so many new and exciting things that I am glad they are still releasing content.

I have no experiences any issues in the first 100 years so I can't speak on lag or performance at end-game but nothing in early to mid game. Looking forward to the rest to come.

This is the real spirtual successor to Roller Coaster Tycoon. Its the theme park game we have all wanted for years. I will be frank, it does have some pitfalls like pathing, AI getting stuck, clunky UI, and a few bugs but once you start to play and give it a chance you start learning about what makes it great. You can control everything in this and build it all piece by piece without getting frustrated by limitations such as collisions. It encourages you to think outside the box and use pieces in any way possible to achieve the look you want. Just look at the workshop or youtube and see some of the creations people have made without having to mod the game!

Pros:
- Endless customizability
- Creation is limited to your mind not to what you can do.
- Large selection of scenery pieces for themes available
- More control over coaster building than ever before

Cons:
- Path building
- Some AI issues with customers
- Campain/Challenge mode takes away heavily from the playability of the game.
- Limited number of rides
- Limited number of pre-build coasters
- Limited maps & themes

The con list is longer than my pro list however the pro list is sooo much more important! The pro list is all gameplay and functionality, the list of cons is merely content/QoL that can be patched in later. If you are on the fence about this game wait for another Steam Sale however I feel you get your money's worth getting it now! Now back to spending 10 hours building my park entrance.

This game is not Xcom EU/EW. Xcom2 will not hold your hand like I felt Xcom1 did, it will not tell you what the new aliens abilities are, it will drop you in a mission and throw them right at you and you will learn the hard way what all the new abilities are. In 5-10hrs of gameplay, the game is still punishing me for not knowing what everything does. I recommend playing the 1st playthrough at a difficulty lower that you think you can handle just to learn all the mechnics. I ended up getting to a point in my first attempt where I just had to restart with the knowledge I learned. You cannot play ironman with the tutorial enabled either at the moment. With that being said, I am still enjoying it very much, I think there are a lot of great changes, and as frustrated as I am getting I am getting every penny out of it by murdering these damn aliens.

*Edit* After having reread my initial review and the comments, I see I used the wrong terminology in my original description. If you do the tutorial you will learn about the new mechanics such as concealment, hacking, etc. However, new alien powers you will not find out until they aree used on you. While Xcom EU also exposed you to aliens and their abilities in a similar fashion, I feel Xcom EU gave you some wiggle/breathing room when you learned about something new, the aliens abilities and the AI behind them is much more aggressive and a lot of their new abilities are very punishing. Basically I learned real quick, that the best way to go about it is to not let them ever use any of their new abilities and well if you can't kill them quick enough, mimic beacons are your friend.

46 hours later, I've beaten the game on Veteran Ironman and I am starting another playthrough now with some mods. I still without a doubt recommend this game for anyone who loved Xcom and/or TBS tactic games. Beware however there are some annoying bugs still going on such as, CTD, broken animations, LOS through solid walls, enemy AI, etc. Still I believe the game in its current state is worth dealing with those bugs as the rest of it is great fun.

Looking forward to what this season pass brings us.

If you're looking for the single player experience, play Asseto Corsa instead. If you want to race wheel to wheel with people around the world, get Project Cars. I honestly prefer Asseto Corsa, but I haven't touched it since getting Project Cars because of how much fun the Multiplayer is.

I highly recommend anyone picking up this game to invest in a decent wheel setup. I run a G27 and I would not enjoy it any other way. In the end its worth at least $30-40 so maybe wait for a Steam Sale if you're on the fence as some of the others have stated, AI is a bit rediculous and there are still bugs. They have polished the game a huge amount in the past few months though. Also, this game is much more enjoyable if you're racing some RL buddies.

Absolutely fantastic RPG. Takes the best parts of all the okay RPG's from the past and combines them into an awesome package. Top-Down isometric view, multiple party members, turn based tacticle combat, epic npc dialogue and open world.

Should have been a $60 game. Good enough that I didn't wait for a Steam Sale!