Recent reviews by Ketoth

Factorio is digital crack, it's everything civilization has been with it's "one more turn" reputation but without turns to interrupt your continuous stream of things to do.

Man, I got the ultimate edition because honestly I could see the promise even though the game wasn't in perfect state at launch, it really wasn't as bad as a lot of people were acting like it was.

Then there's this, it's 26 buildings, a couple recolours and 4 trees (which you can't use as a map maker because it'd imply people need to buy this absolute nonsense), and they're charging 10€ for it.

What the f*** colossal order?

Well this really went to ♥♥♥♥, jeez

The sims with zombie neighbours, honestly, no complaints

fantastic colony builder, they also have little pesky ferrets who eat your chickens, beware

The original is pretty good

Getting playable (if subpar, 30+) on a 100k pop test save running on a 3060, which is apparently the only metric we're judging games based off of these days, so I guess I highly recommend it only if to counter the whinies

Less terrible than I expected honestly,

Playing this as a duo has been a more or less fallout-y experience besides the events they keep trying to push.
Honestly feels like FO5 could just do what this did but better and have a fairly competent co-op mode as long as the story and quests are a bit better structured.

Wildfrost is Incredibly charming, every aspect of it's design is fantastic, the names, the sounds, the art. Gameplay wise I've also found it very cool, a lot of cards have you building decks around some rather interesting interactions like attacking your own units to proc healing and such.

People seem to be complaining a lot about this game's balance and just how challenging it was.

I understand where those complaints are coming from, but I would never say it's worth a negative review. Yes the game is challenging, and what you get on card drafts does affect your chances more than I'd necessarily like, but it took about 15 runs to learn all the mechanics and finish one, which is nothing ridiculous for a rogue-like, after all that's the point a lot of people call themselves satisfied with the game and will stop playing it.

The absolute best example of a card based roguelike out there