Recent reviews by Huskyto

Really fun game.
It's pretty short for the genre; you can probably get all achievements in under 10 hours if you play smarter than I did (an easy thing to do, tbh). This is not a bad thing though, and I found it refreshing and enjoyable to be able to be done with a game like this in this short amount of time.
You can play it in the background and wait for the numbers to go up, but you don't have to do it to advance; unless you are trying to get the Y2K achievement.
It's pretty fun to watch the little Gnorps going back and forth, and the prestige upgrades are fun to use.
In general, I recommend this game if you like the genre, but don't want to sink way too much time in it.

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I would like to be able to give this game a neutral review, if it was possible. But being unable to, I will go with "slightly recommended, with some caveats"
First of all, I'm still not sure why this needed to be a new game with a full price tag instead of just another DLC with the new content. Nothing feels groundbreakingly new; it looks very similar, interface is very similar (with some nice QoL improvements), and the new mechanics don't go far enough to seem to need a full rework of the game.
The roosters are small, Cathay in particular feeling underwhelming.
It also feels pretty unbalanced for a full release. Even considering that this trilogy is not greatly balanced, this one in particular feels lazy at times.
That aside, it's still lots of fun. I personally like the new chaos factions.
The Daemon Prince mechanic is pretty fun, although I think the pacing in which you unlock the "body parts" could be tweaked a bit; at the start you get a bit overwhelmed with lots of basic parts every turn.
The game right now feels "small", specially after playing WH2 with all the content that was added to it. But once that starts being added here, the game is optimised, and the worst bugs get fixed, this could be a really amazing game.

I loved this game, but it's now unplayable.

Buggy missions completely ruin ironman runs.

Two words:
Daddy lizards.

+ Worth it.

Really good game.
The turn based tactics is very similar to Xcom, but the gameplay is geared heavily towards stealth and picking your opponents one at a time.
Character progression is interesting and allows to make builds that are simple but useful.
Story and dialog and not perfect, but pretty good for games nowadays.
I love the jokes.

First of all, I like the game and I think it's a good game overall.
But I also have to say that when I play this game I get a feeling closer to be playing Skyrim than to be playing a FallOut game. The NPCs, quests, most of the mechanics and other details feel like a re textured Skyrim. It's not something bad by itself, and it's understandable after the huge success they had with that game.
The implementation of the new crafting system is nice, you play with it for a while and is quite fun. Being able to use different parts of armor and having more than one layer takes me back to the good times of Morrowind... ... Anyway. I really miss being able to craft my own Ammo. To be honest, that's what I crafted mostly in New Vegas (And explosives, lots of explosives). I hope that they add the Ammo crafting in some DLC or something.
I also find the radiant questing system annoying, and the plots of the main quest not nearly as engaging as in previous games.

Finally, a question (spoiler alert)... am I the only one that feels like playing Mass Effect when inside The Institute? I mean, the architecture, material / colors, even the music.

Well, I'll go play FallOut: New Vegas. And probably then go back to FallOut 4. "Or I might not. We will see", as Kharjo usually says.

As the game advanced, it developed a sensation of uneasiness and tension in myself. The story was full of the most carefully planned details, the makers did a great job in the making of the characters, specially Samantha. In the whole experience you feel that there is just way to much 'evidence' and as a downside, it's a quite short game; although each of those two details balance each other.
I liked the experience and they way it developed. It's all about the story, and it's a really good story.

Possibly my most played game. It gives you enough freedom to build characters as you like. And also gives importance to strategy, without becoming way to complex.