Recent reviews by Klixkon Copper

I love how the game is styled, the potion making process, and the strategy of keeping your reputation & money at a desirable level.

Only issue I've come across is that its a bit hard to grasp at first how exactly reputation works. After a few times you'll see generally how to get the reputation you want based on what the customer asks for.

Also getting to know the supply vendors is pretty cool too.

All the games are enjoyable, immensely. I haven't particularly tried the multiplayer.

Halo Reach worked alright on an i3-6100U, works fine on a i7-1065G7.
Halo CE remastered worked fine on an i3-6100U, same with the i7.
Halo 2 didn't work well on remastered for the i3, worked alright with the i7.
Halo 3 sort of worked on the i3, worked fine with the i7.
ODST was a bit confusing at first if you've never played before, but works fine on the i7. Did not work well on the i3 (or I didn't try it, don't remember).
Halo 4 worked okay on the i7 and is likely my favorite in weapon variety, did not try on the i3 as i knew it would not run.

pretty drippy. Doesn't run too well on older systems. 20 FPS on an i3-6100U (old laptop) and had a boost on an i7-1065G7 but with nearly everything still turned off. A good strategy game, started rather simple but the updates being brought made it more intricate. I love the creative mode, hope you will too.

Works on older systems. Graphics are also clean and easily legible. I used an i3-6100U and an i7-1065G7, both 8 GB of RAM and they run fine. Went through only minor performance issues that were easily fixed in settings. I like the strategy involved as well in managing your economy. Good workshop too.

funny police crime, me commit police brutality. me get A+ for bomb defuse. Me blow self up. Me die several times. Me not use ally, me chad homeboy


Really short campaign (for easy) but I'm definitely going to replay on standard and try out some workshop maps. Has some good replayability due to the spawns being switched around (only static spawn is player). Similar to Doorkickers, except you directly control one guy and give orders to your ally. Might be a bit hard in some segments, but it takes practice and good strategy to get through.

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I use an iGPU on a laptop (i7-1065G7 with Intel Iris Plus), 8 GB RAM on an SSD, runs stable at ~40 FPS. Actually learned about building PCs with the game. Also having fun with the eSports expansion and wanting to get the IT expansion.

Great game, a shame its not for sale anymore. I enjoyed the campaign lots, the multiplayer portion not so much (likely that I'm just bad at the game)...

After completing the campaign and doing some multiplayer I just did demolition derby the entire time pretty much, a free DLC and enjoyable but I wish there were more than two tracks for it.

GUYS THE THERMAL DRILL GO GET IT

(getting the DLC will make the game larger in size so be careful before buying the bundle if you're low on space)

P.S. the DLC bundle is worth it, you get really good weapons.

5/5 ooga boogas. I suggest you don't use a laptop for this, the physics is more advanced than what I usually see. Running an i7-1065G7 with Intel Iris Plus Graphics on 8 GB system RAM and a 512 GB SSD, have to close out everything else to play it without frames dying.

I'm having fun but I still have no idea what I'm doing in the game! Modding capable with lots of support with both steam workshop and on other websites. 2D sandbox game, easy to connect multiplayer on steam with friends (I say easy loosely, there's problems sometimes that are fixed quickly), I'm sure almost every machine can run it. Golf on it is also really fun, sometimes making entire golf maps just to have some fun. Try to make an 18 hole tournament with your friends across multiple worlds and biomes!