Recent reviews by AriakWolf

As much as I enjoy the game, and in spite of the fact the announcement for a PSN account was required before the game's release, the fact that 108 countries will be now restricted from playing the game as they do not have access to PSN is unacceptable. The game did not come with a disclaimer for these nations.

I do not blame Arrowhead Game Studios at all; it is just a shame that Sony has decided to snuff out a fun co-op shooter due to their own incompetence.

While not having had a full experience on the game yet, this is just a vote of confidence for the dev. They've delivered a clean, fun and challenging game that is brutal in singleplayer and barely easier in multiplayer. It's great and well worth the money.

Not too bad, does need a few more hot fixes.

If you're looking for a solid battle royale with good gunplay, this is it. Recommend you play with friends for maximum enjoyment.

Solid Total War game wrapped up in the Warhammer universe (where it takes some creative licence).

This game had the potential, in its early stages, of being one of the better of your generic "Early Access-Open World-Survival" games. A treasure in a garbage heap that has been piling up on Steam for a few years now. Unfortunately, the devs have reportedly "paused" the project; it hasn't been updated for almost a year at the time of this review. Savage Lands has been left in a sorry state: there is a lack of stability, a plethora of bugs and a complete lack of content for a game that is over 2 and a half years old. Signal Studios should honestly be ashamed that they have left the game in the state it is in, and a little bit of honesty would go a long way in soothing tensions in what was a dedicated and enthusiastic community.

If Savage Lands is really "paused", we need to know why. It is not enough to say other projects are being worked on, as this would infer stability fixes would at least be addressed. Whether Signal Studios is experiencing internal strife stifling production, or the game has been shelved, Savage Lands should be pulled from the Steam Store so more consumers do purchase it in the hopes of a wholesome experience.

WARNING: This game will not work if run through Steam. It only works through compatibility mode with Windows XP Service Pack 3.

THE FOLLOWING METHOD IS ONLY PROVEN TO WORK IN WINDOWS 7.

Launching the game:
1.Right-click game in Steam Library.
2.Click Properties, then in new window click on the local files tab.
3.Click 'Browse Local Files'.
4.Windows explorer should pop up with the game files. Right click on Antanta.exe (shown as Antanta).
5.Click properties again, then in new window navigate to compatibility tab.
6.Tick the box where it's description is: Run this game in compatibility mode for.....
7.Select Windows XP Service Pack 3.
8.Click apply, then launch Antanta.exe or play through Steam.
9.Your game should boot properly with minor graphical bugs (which go away and are only in the levels).

Errors:
-Game seems to blackscreen whenever you select something in the menus, but it only remains for 2-5 seconds.
-Minor graphical bugs on ore deposits, fixed when player makes an action.

I will update this post the more bugs and errors I find. I know this isn't a review, but it is something necessary considering all the negative reviews. Please, reccommend this so others can see (if it works for you).

Ace of Spades. Before Jagex was on the scene, this game had potential. I was an early Alpha tester and I must say, the game was good. In Beta it was even better. When it was first released on Steam, I played it non-stop for 6 hours. Then I played in short bursts with friends. Then, after I hadn't been on for about 2 months, everything had changed. Apparently Jagex decided the game wasn't traffic, or at least that's what it came across as. So they tried to make it better. But they made it a despicable game. Ace of Spades is no longer worth its non sale price of $15. It's not even worth $2. I just wish Jagex would listen to the desperate people who used to play AoS to restore it to what it used to be.
It's just not worth it anymore.
2/10

All right everyone, put away the pitchforks and torches, you've won. I was hoping for a different solution than the outright removal of the system, but i guess in a way this is a good thing.

Anyway, Skyrim is a great game, amazing open world, plenty to do, just don' t stop playing for a while otherwise you will fell like restarting. Also, mods are great.