Recent reviews by Greeism

Swing, hit, bash, crash, loot, pillage, pew pew, repeat.

As someone coming from another zombie survival game with generally similar gameplay, Project Zomboid was very easy to sit down and get familiar with the rest of the game, with my prior experience translating over to PZ very seamlessly. Very excited to play Build 42 multiplayer once stable comes out!

There are trains, and I like trains. What more is there to be said? Also, DLCs are at their best when purchased at a discount :-)

Drive, crash, deliver, repair, repeat. Say no more. If you want a bigger playground to wreck havoc in, buy all the State DLCs.

You censor the *****s, that's pretty much the whole point of the ******* game.

I think the best part of this game is the fact that you can NAME your diseases, which I always had a laugh at whenever I come up with something comedically ridiculous.

I feel the learning curve for the infection mode is pretty straightforward, while the cure mode has a more significant learning curve as you have to learn to micromanage plenty of things as you work towards a cure.

Overall, a great, infectiously addicting game!

killing Kerbals in this game are fun

There's a learning curve involved as you progress through story mode, which you'll notice during your first playthrough. Papers, Please is always one of those games where replayability is not a huge problem - the entrant RNG and Endless Mode exist!

This game can also be rewarding at times with the random bribes (or if you decided to turn on easy mode, you're evil if you do) and the citations can easily catch you for trying to process everybody TOO quickly. For real though, I love this game, it gets every aspect I expected in a game done AND executed correctly.

For the Order!

Tower!3D Pro is known to be one of the best ATC simulators out there, I can definitely see why! Multiplayer is fun especially on - I still recall trying to set up port forwarding for the first time, it was worth the frustration haha! You get three airports to begin with should you buy the game with NO DLCs, which makes the initial pricetag reasonable.

I feel the general price tag of other Airport DLCs could be lower. The Steam DLCs go for 22.79 CAD for each airport, which means you'd be paying almost 800 CAD if you're willing AND wanting more variety if you ever want something fresh/different. Other DLCs provided by FeelThere themselves are reasonable for their price though - real traffic is something I recommend getting.

TL;DR, worth the pricetag if you just want the game, but if you want non-Airport DLCs you can find them with FeelThere. Avoid Steam Airport DLCs unless you're taking this game seriously and/or want more variety in each session.

I used to play this game when I was much younger and I just transferred all my savedata from my mobile device onto the Steam version earlier. Personally I found the desktop/Steam version to be much easier to use compared to the one on mobile. However I'll definitely continue to play on both platforms thanks to the cloud saving feature! Great game overall and I would certainly refer this to a friend or two! :)

This is an amazing game, the graphics are great, the selection of trains and routes are diverse. Though my only problem with them is the price. Other than that, I would recommend this to a friend who has a great interest in trains like I do!