Recent reviews by Corvus

A wonderful refresh to the best in the genre, realistic guns combined with hilarious graphics and large destructible maps. Constant tweaks and updates, definitely needs more players and love!

A nice change of pace from the grind of other daily games, scratches the itch for Animal Crossing with some nice Stardew Valley vibes.

Smooth gameplay, immersive environments, and great variety of styles through different weapons.
There's just enough story to get you through the grind of killing a monster to make better gear to kill a stronger monster to then make better gear to kill an even stronger monster!

A wonderful successor to the original; challenging gameplay, engaging mechanics, and an immersive soundtrack and world that keep your coming back for more!

Years later still one of the best shooters, especially when you're looking for realism (weapon and ammunition behavior) and tactile strategy.

Haven't played much of the battle royale mode, but I still come back to grind competitive games and get a few rounds of gun game in with friends!

Ruined by greedy developers, focusing more on soulless pedophilia cosmetics than on the cheaters in nearly every game.
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When the grind and grime of my favorite game genres becomes too much like real life I've found few other games that offer freedom and relaxation like Meadow.

Survival, roguelike, sandbox; whatever you want this game to be for you, the elements are there.
The vicious nature of raiders and roaming murderers combined with nothing be safe or sacred means that you have evertyhing to lose.
Extremely immersive, don't get into this game if you need to keep track of time, or your life, or your relationships.
Updated weekly by a development team that genuinely listens whlie staying true to their vision of the game.

Love Animal Crossing and Harvest Moon and can't get your fix on PC? Look no further.

With some of the best elements of Harvest Moon, Animal Crossing, and a bit of Terraria, Stardew Valley is a product of love from a fan of the genres.

I have a few things to wrap up in the game until I wait for multiplayer/additions and changes, but I'm giving the game a solid 8/10, and that's considering a fairy came in the night and stole my first born child.

If you want a relaxing game that doesn't pressure you with artificial difficulty or cumbersome restrictions, here is freedom from the bustle of city life in a beautifully rendered pixel paradise.

Update Nov. 2020:
After two years away I returned to find the game running smoother with a better leveling system, more of the same wonderful POI exploration and base building, but still the same game breaking bugs that have persisted for nearly eight years. Great PVE, almost competent PVP but the bugs and server lag make it a joke in the long run.

The idea of combining Left4Dead and Minecraft culminates in this open world survival and building game. In comparison to other games of its kind I've found that freedom in building block by block and underground, as opposed to schematics and in existing structures, led to a much more immerse environment and experience.

Watching this game evolve through its Early Access stages has been a treat, the development team stays connected to the community and continues to work diligently to make the game that the players want and a game that they also want to play.

After almost two hundred hours spent both running a server and playing on others I find myself waiting anxiously for the next patch and a chance to conquer the horde with my friends yet again!