Recent reviews by MattPetsDogs

"2 years of support"

So that was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lie

Cleanse the tiny non-believers, desecrate their adorable corpses, and claim the land in the name of The Lamb

Nearly every aspect of the gameplay is so good, you'll end up wanting more. However the difficulty doesn't scale as fast as you do, once you've become decent at combat and spell switching, all enemies and bosses pose little challenge, and with the right gear you can make nearly any spell or consumable instant-kill. Coming from unforgiving games like Souls, I've chosen to use gear lower than my level to decrease health and DPS and extend the length and difficulty of the fights. Broom flight and beast care are incredibly well done and satisfying, but does lack endgame replayability, and many puzzles can be solved in an unintended way by simply flying around and over obstacles with the broom. As someone who was never really introduced to the whole "Wizarding World" and the lore, I still was captivated and enjoyed MOST of the story and enjoyed reading each field guide page

The gameplay, visuals, and pure charm are a few of the reasons why Satisfactory is my favorite game of all time

its okay
EDIT: aftermath is alright
EDIT 2: kombat pack 2 is neat

Game is okay, developer is whale sh!t, would not recommend

I've been playing every so often since before the game moved to Unity, and the development has just been incredible. This game is on the track to becoming a big title, one which I hope to see come to console at some point (with a big hope for cross-platform play). There's a lot of content now, and a lot to do, but only really if you have people to do it with.

EDIT: Though there is a lot to do, you will find yourself constantly impeeded by toxic players who treat their fellow human like an NPC in Grand Theft Auto. 95% of attempts to be friendly, nice, etc on a official server will get you killed. Scientist NPC's will destory you until you get a gun, then their clunky aiming will make them no challenge. After collecting an airdrop or looting the cargo ship or military tunnels, you'll feel all set, until someone who's decided that you built your house in the wrong neighborhood messes with you until you need to get off. God help you if you get a black character, as i've seen disgusting, violent, and mindless racism growing over the past year. Those of us playing for years miss being able to let someone into your home who needs help, we don't know where this dark seed that has sprouted into the Rust community came from, but we want the old one back. I've had this game nearly 4 years, spent about $100 on cosmetic items in that time, but only now find myself playing just a few hours each monthly update.