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I played this game back in 2018 from their website when it was free. Was really excited to see that it got put on Steam and pretty much bought it straight away.

This game is an amazing space simulator that includes over 10k real galaxies and over 100k real stars. The game also procedurally generates stars and planets to make up for the parts of space we haven't yet discovered.

The game also looks beautiful, the lighting and exposure control can actually produce some convincingly photorealistic images of space.

There are also many small attentions to detail that I appreciate, like needing to go at the planet's or star's escape velocity in order to leave it's surface. Each planet can also be landed on with their own terrains, be it lakes, oceans, mountains, or craters.

And since the last time I played was around 2018, there have been many new additions that I have yet to try (flight simulator for one), and I'm looking forward to see what new things the game will include in the future.

All in all, this is a great space simulator and a definite must-buy for any space lovers out there.

⛧ Who knew hell would be so すごい ⛥

This game would be good, if it weren't for the abundance of cheaters. EA's refusal to work on the anti-cheat or doing anything related to this cheating issue is really frustrating, I'd say not to get this game but the few games where you don't have cheaters are pretty fun, buy it if you like gambling.

Decisive good, yes decisive yes.

Fun with friends.

Fun, simple, and a very therapeutic game. Playing this with chill music in the background is one hell of an experience.

This game runs like my toaster.

Reigns is a unique one-of-a-kind game, being able to create an interesting story and lore using nothing but cards is simply impressive. Reigns is a game about balancing resources, having too high of a stat will end your reign, and having too low a stat will do the same. You make decisions based on your given card, you can either swipe left to go for a jog and change your army stat, or right to buy a nice pair of Jordan's to change your wealth (hyperbole but you get the point). Notice how I used the word "change", the game doesn't tell you if your decisions will positively or negatively affect your statuses, you'll need to rely on context clues or just be lucky to make the right decisions sometimes. The game also has interesting events that spices things up from time to time, there's also set routes and card paths that lead to special events, finding these or learning about them is quite fun and eye opening. The only true downside I can say is that playing the game for a while does kind of get boring and repetitive, it's a whole lot of reading and thinking as you can guess. Because of this, Reigns will not be for everyone, this is a game for people who are willing to spend a fair amount of time—I'm talking about 4-7 hours of reading just for the main story—and/or for people looking for a simple management game with interesting lore.

Always loved the Henry Stickmin series and seeing it be collected into one game on Steam is literally a dream come true. This includes all previous Henry Stickmin games as well as a new mission that has huge amounts of choices that change the story and countless humorous scenes, highly recommended as it is guaranteed to be a fun time.

Firstly, this game's graphics are beautiful, it's not the best in modern visuals but it's still pretty good with great attention to detail. Each planet looks distinct from one another, the models and textures are detailed and the game overall is just gorgeous to look at. The photo-mode is a great inclusion and really shows off the game's graphics. The animation is on point for the most part, with some exceptions like Cal's running animation (lmao), BD-1 "searching" crates underwater and some clipping issues. Couple of other minor issues include; a lack of option to turn off DoF, the fact that turning off motion blur does not disable it fully and an odd decision to blur Cal when he moves quickly which ruins the look for me.

The gameplay is easy to pick up and combat feels satisfying and rewarding. The combat system feels like that of the Dark Souls franchise and Sekiro game, where you can time your blocks to parry enemies, and dodge roll to avoid unblockable attacks. I finished the game on Jedi Master difficulty and the game doesn't hold your hand throughout and actually provides a good challenge often. The puzzles can sometimes be challenging as well which is nice.

The story was good overall but is nothing too special compared to the other told stories in the Star Wars universe (referring KotOR and extended universe lore). Still, this story definitely had it's moments and was quite interesting to follow. The voice acting is pretty good and believable with no immersion breaking moments (except for maybe the Purge Troopers who are way too into their job). And the soundtrack is powerful and goes well with the story. I like the premise of being a broken Jedi Padawan and having to relearn the skills he was taught, and go through his trauma from Order 66. Cal's rare Jedi ability also gives opportunity for good world building and lore. The level design is intricate and well thought out, making playing and exploring new areas pretty fun.

Fallen Order has absolutely no replay value though. Upon finishing the game, you unlock an option called "New Game+", where you can play through the entire game again with previously unlocked cosmetics (which the game really needed more of btw) and extras for your character. The main issue stems from the unskippable cutscenes, the downtime of the game such as travelling from area to area, puzzles and downtime moments in general feeling twice as long. I initially wanted to replay the game on New Game+ for the red lightsaber and inquisitor outfit but got bored due to having to do and see the same things again.

But all in all, the game is an absolute blast on the first playthrough, with fun and engaging combat systems and gameplay, beautiful graphics, and an interesting story accompanied by powerful music. It lacks replay value and more customization options for your characters but I would still highly recommend this game to any Star Wars fan and people who like combat/games like Sekiro or Dark Souls.