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Very fun adventure game with a good art style but there can be too much hand holding sometime.

I find this game really boring and tedious. You pick up trash and incinerate it for money, rinse and repeat.
There might be an overarching narrative and quests but it’s frustrating to navigate around the spaceport - There are no maps, no landmarks, no directions, and no signs – absolutely nothing.
I don’t feel like I’m even progressing toward anything, it’s just a time waster and there are better games out there.
It’s really hard for me to recommend this to anyone.

I cannot recommend this platformer - the controls are clunky, it is very repetitive and the randomly generated levels layouts are really bad making you waste the limited days you have to reach the final goal.
The only positive I can give it’s the steam punk art style, but other than that, the game is not good.

If you played other Lego games (before they got voice acting) then it’s more of the same, which is not bad.
Lego games are casual fun where you progress the story and unlock characters, cheats and try to 100% it.
This gamer covers the first 4 movie/books of Harry Potter up to the Goblet of Fire and presents it with some of the humor that you know and love like other Lego games.
Be aware that the game can randomly crash on a new OS, try disable some of the video settings or the steam overlay and see if it works.

A walking sim with a great soundtrack but the storytelling is not really good

This game is a letdown when compared to Wolfenstein the new order…The gun-play is still excellent since it’s the same as the new order but the upgrades are generic and uninspiring.
The story is badly written, sometimes drags on too much and the worst offence is that you cannot take your upgrades and perks to play in the alternate timeline or new gameplay with higher difficulty. Also, the game got really awful and unlikable characters.
The difficulty levels are also generic, it just makes the enemies more bullet spongy and they deal more damage instead of better AI and adding variation of enemies just like it was done in Halo.
The collectibles are pointless since they are just there for show, don’t unlock anything and do not carry over.
The DLC missions got a far better story telling but I have experienced a lot of crashes and was unable to load my save files few times, so playing on higher difficulties couldn’t be done.
I cannot recommend this entry in the Wolfenstein series; the previous games were more interesting and fun.

I understand that this game supposes to be a throwback to old NES RPGs but its just plain ugly: No variations in the assets for the backgrounds, very basic art style for the encountered enemies (look like a 3-years old trying his first time at doodling with a crayon).

Also, the mechanic for the elemental strength-weaknesses is done very badly – if your party member is not of the correct element then he does next to nothing damage, now imagine going with a party of 3 to a single-element themed dungeon where only 1 of them can do damage and the others can only receive extra damage.

I absolutely cannot recommend this game.

Void Bastards is a procedurally generated roguelike FPS with an emphasis on crafting as a mean of progression.

You are tasked on going from one spaceship to another and find resources for crafting and upgrading you weapon and equipment and story related items to progress the plot.

What limits your staying on a ship for too long is the amount of oxygen you carry which can be increased through upgrades or refill in the station that have limited uses on the ship.

The art style, the humor and the FPS elements are very good but the game is hindered by the upgrade system and procedural generation that turn this game in the end into a grindfest.

The game could have used more unique encounters, more mobs with unique skills/traits instead of different a stronger version with a different pallet.

If you don’t aim to unlock everything (every upgrade and do all the challenges) this can be a very short game.

If you like roguelikes and looking for quick and short gameplay sessions then this is the game for you.

This game is a Zelda-like puzzle -adventure game with combat elements and is set in the same world as Teslagrad.
In this game you control 4 different characters with different abilities that their combination help to solve the different puzzles and pass the different obstacles.

It's a not a bad game though a very short one if you know what you are doing and not getting lost in the world.

My main issue is the way the teleportation points (checkpoints) work in this game: to use a checkpoint and teleport from one location to another, every character individually has to unlock it for themselves.
If your character unlocked a specific checkpoint then only that specific character can use it until you get to there with another character to unlock for themselves and now do this for all 4 characters.
This kills the pacing of the game and a better solution would have been to unlock in the intro levels all the central checkpoints to reduce backtracking.

Not a bad game but its short and with some pacing issues.

A fun little short point and click game