Recent reviews by Estroyer

Such a calming and visually awarding game! I've been watching streamers play this to wind down before sleep as well.
I do hope there will be added more elements and themes in the future.
Recommended if you need to relax or are in a creative mood! (or both)

Larian is a unicorn amongst game studios!
Baldur's Gate 3 has everything in the right place: great game mechanics, wonderful story, main characters with invested backgrounds and beautiful art/graphics.
The game is intuitive and so are the controls.
I am 157 hours in (including around 45 hrs of EA) and I have just started with act 3.
This game gives me that very same feeling whenever I read a very good fantasy novel and I watch the remaining pages getting less and less and I am dreading for the story to come to a close!
I already have my second run planned out, as I am a discovering that I want to try a few different options and outcomes.

There are a few points that I hope Larian will address in future updates:
- I want to look up! I've had several situations where I needed to look up but the camera has restrictions on how you move.
- The camp chest where you can dump your stuff in doesn't have a search function, while your personal inventory has. I've had several times where I had to move the entire chest over to my personal inventory, so I could look for a quest item. A search function would make it so much less tedious!

Let's all hope this will be a new industry standard: to have no DRM, microtransactions, endless DLC's or half-finished game releases!

Added after 436 hours of playing:
I've now also played with friends and I can say that it's a lot of fun!
Tip: send your friend a few severed heads. They will appreciate the gift...

Game on, Larian!

The mascot of the internet has its own game: Stray!
Beautiful environment, a compelling story and characters you will care for.

The concept is simple, yet it gets quite chaotic fast in a good way. I was very happy to read that the devs caught on and planned more updates.
I saw a comment during Retromation's Twitch stream saying that in some way Stacklands isn't really a card game. And in an odd way I have to agree.
I prefer the peaceful mode so I can just hoard lots of resources without worrying too much about the defence side of things.
In short you have to make coin to get more cards for resources to make more coin and get more resources and so on.

Looking forward to what the devs will add. For what it is now, I am hooked.

Very relaxing game with practically no learning curve. Graphics are great too and if you have a steering wheel, pedals and clutch, the experience is even better. Thumbs up for the Pink Ribbon charity event!

Addicting game! Ran into one glitch but that was solved after re-logging.
Fun to play with friends and relaxing in a way.

This is not so much a game but more a kind of driving simulator. I was very surprised when I found out that there are hardly any driving simulators out there. Luckily I found CCD and I use it to get more confident with driving, while I'm also following drivinglessons. The dev(s) are still communicating with their audience a lot, even after all this time since the game have been launched! The game is updated quite often as well.
Support for several game controllers are available, as are different driving rules/interfaces from several parts of the world. There is an open world to drive in and closed courses you can take to practise your driving skills.
There are lots of other things available like different cars, trailer practise, stick shift or automatic shifting and different camera angles.

Intuitive tool that's been getting some great updates recently. At the moment it's my main modeling software. The interface can be easily adapted to your own preferences. My main critique is with the UV tools as the unfolding can be unpredictable at times.

My kid has been playing this for a while and because her rave review, I joined in. It is a beautiful game with a friendly community and the emotes makes it a save way and pleasant experience. Also, the developers still update and add to the game. Also,the art is amazing!

I have fond memories of TTD (transport Tycoon Deluxe by Chris Sawyer), which was played in DOS. Ever since, I am always keeping an eye open for great new simulation games. Sadly, I don't have a lot of spare time to play, but at the end of the day I am genuinly hoping to be able to find a few spare hours to sit down and play PC every now and then.
The endless customization options and the beautiful graphics make the game emerging to a point that I keep going:"Just a few more minutes..." The music, lots of awesome stuff in the Steam workshop and the people behind the game are very involved in their player base.
My points of critic would be, that there is a split second delay when building and that takes away from the control. Also, the way walls want to plop down, don't always make sense to me. So I find myself fiddeling on a single piece of wall way too long sometimes. I suspect that these points of critic will be patched out in the future, since I've seen it mentioned by other players as well. Lastly I am also not a big fan of the aging rides. It makes the game more tedious.

All in all, I can genuinely recommend this game, especially to gamers who have a weak spot for sim games. You won't be disappointed. Enjoy!