Recent reviews by KingSetherd

I bought the Steam version because the EA App made the Creepy and Cute pack completely unplayable. No matter the solutions and after hours of trying to work around it. I ultimately decided to buy it on Steam. It too needed a small workaround, but it actually works! I’ve played Spore since it released back in 2008 and now I can’t recommend buying it through the EA App. Complete trash and beyond terrible. Luckily, I caught it on a sale. Great game and still has an active community around it. Recommend the Steam version as it’s actually accessible and playable. F*CK EA and their broken anti consumer app garbage.

Galactic Adventures completes the Spore experience and while its not required to enjoy the base game. Its definitely recommended!

Good old memories of a time long ago. Sim City 4 is something truly remarkable for the time it came out and even now. I remember playing this game for hours as kid! Easily can recommend it to new and returning players of the series.

DayZ had a troubled launch, but over the years the continued support along with adding new content has been very solid. Game optimizations and general improvements has ultimately made DayZ a very good online survival game. I can easily recommend it.

After the fantastic remasters of Age of Empires and Age of Mythology. It is time to finally do the same for Rise of Nations!

This game immediately reminded me of drawing my own fantasy maps and worlds on paper as a kid. I used to create little games out of them and play with friends at school. While the game itself is simple, it’s honestly something I never realized I wanted, but I’m glad I found it. It really brought back those great childhood memories for me.

Overall, it’s a fantastic buy, and for the current price, it honestly feels like a steal. I’m excited to see how it continues to grow with future updates and support.

Okay, overall the game is a worthy upgrade from the original JWE. Graphically the game is superior, but it’s kind of compared to your yearly Call of Duty update/release. Not crazy, but better and I would say enough to appreciate. The new animations are better along with the interactions between the Dinosaurs. Still not quite enough variety, but again it’s definitely good to see the effort.

Also, the game is so much easier in terms of the micromanagement of the first game. That alone to me makes the game 10x better. I enjoy the different settings and especially the sandbox mode. The Chaos Theory mode is fun and I find it a nice addition, but at the same time would like to see more added here in terms of locations and timelines with more emphasis on the story elements of the Jurassic films.

Personally, I think the campaign for this game is kind of boring and not very engaging or remotely interesting to take part in playing. I think the original JWE did that part far better and way more interesting. However, the trade off here is that this game overall is superior in terms of sandbox, available settings, and the Dino roster when including the DLC.

I can easily recommend the game, but only on sale and with the DLC bundle. I appreciate the changes and additions, but at full price that’s kind of steep for someone who had played JWE. Now, for someone new to the games? Then maybe I could see that as reasonable, but I again would personally recommend waiting on a sale.

Anyway, JWE2 is very fun and I believe a worthy sequel to the first game. Recommend it to anyone who enjoys park management games, city builders, and or anyone obviously into the Jurassic Park/World franchise.

GREAT GAME! If you are a fan of games like Half Life, Prey, Bioshock, and some newer games like Atomic Heart. This game will definitely grab your attention. The remake is almost perfect and easily worth the regular asking price. The story and overall setting is great! Reminds me of the good ole days of single player games. I look forward to them remaking System Shock 2. Definitely recommended!

The game overall is good and has some really great ideas. However, the game still needs some work in a few areas! The game still gets updates and general support which has brought me back a few times. The game just don't quite catch me like Civ, but as long as they continue with good updates and support the game will only continue getting better and maybe one day be considered a cult classic.

So, the game is okay overall. However, it’s a game that literally no one asked for or had any kind of interest in playing. I feel like the game would better suited being called more simply A Total War Saga game. Now, with recent changes to price and the announcement of continued support with expanding the map and factions. Total War: PHARAOH is looking more hopeful and definitely more interesting going forward. I’m pleased Sega and CA didn’t completely drop the game and move on. Personally the only thing I would recommend is labeling this game as a Saga title. It may seem like a small change, but I feel like it would just be viewed better by the community. Anyway, decent Total War game but recommend catching it on a sale.