Recent reviews by KingSetherd

You can actually control your armies directly, unlike in Victoria 3. Truly revolutionary.

Honestly, it’s a solid upgrade from JWE2. For those who bought the first two games at full price along with all the DLC, this might be a tough pill to swallow. However, the new building mechanics and breeding system make it worthwhile, especially for anyone who only played the first Jurassic World Evolution game.

Great Value! I really hope we can see a Cold War start date added in the future.

Overall, the game offers great value for the price. The core gameplay is solid and enjoyable enough. That said, I’d love to see future updates include features like damage mechanics, fuel management, and a functional day/night cycle. A bit of polish with general bug fixes would also elevate the experience further. Looking forward to seeing how the game evolves!

The game has become Bloatware with all the Community Content Creator DLCs. Paradox and Colossal have gone overboard, adding tons of these cosmetic packs and minor additions that don’t really justify the cost or the extra load on the game.

Very good game. Definitely needs better optimization, but overall the game is solid and simply enjoyable. Also, the premium downloadable content in my opinion is good and priced fairly.

I’ve owned The Sims 4 since its original release in 2014, and thanks to my wife’s slight addiction, I’ve ended up buying every single DLC available for it. Even when catching them on sale, it hasn’t been cheap, but honestly, it’s been worth it. She’s clocked around 1,800 hours in the game (I might account for maybe 80 of those), so we’ve definitely gotten our money’s worth.

One thing that genuinely surprised me is that you can play the Steam version using the DLC you’ve purchased through the EA App. Personally, I prefer Steam because, well… the EA App is awful. But with Game Pass giving me access to EA Play, I get discounts on future DLC through the EA App, and it still works perfectly with my Steam version. I’ve got to give EA credit for that! It’s surprisingly consumer-friendly, which isn’t something you usually expect from them.

The Sims 4 is a very enjoyable game with tons of replay value, and the sheer amount of available content is impressive, if you’re willing to pay for it. That said, I’ll admit I still prefer the older entries in the series in terms of overall charm and features. However, The Sims 4 easily dwarfs its predecessors in terms of content volume.

Overall, I can recommend the game, but I’d love to see more meaningful updates going forward. Vehicles returning would be a great start as it’s something that’s been sorely missed by longtime fans like myself.

Fantastic and very unique! Enjoyed playing it originally on the XB1. Fun and addictive gameplay. Unfortunately, doesn’t support ultrawide and there is a very odd bug that involves a corrupted save file that isn’t mine. Game is still playable and I’ve not came across any major issues while playing. Overall solid PC port and is easily worth it especially when it’s on sale.

Personally I’ve had no issues running this game. Probably the best game of the series or at the very least the second. Highly recommended!

Ultrawide support, some bug fixes, and available to purchase. Great game and highly recommended!