Análises recentes de John Helldiver

This game legitimately blew out my dopamine receptors in the first three hours. It's amazing. Every moment feels like a movie. Gameplay is explosive, dynamic and lasts for just the right amount of time. Legitimately difficult. Every fight at even the middle difficulty levels feels like survival. Watch some footage. Buy the game. Best 40 dollars I've spent in a long while.

"I'm doing my part!"

Total surprise to see so much content still being added to rimworld. Love this game and the hard work that continually goes into it. Somehow Ludeon studios continues to content that bolsters the mod community while filling in the gaps of content that we've always wanted but could never get with the mods we had.

A Pandemic Studios Classic. More remakes need to be handled like this. Insanely fun. Insanely witty.

An awesome extention to the series that fans of the animation have been waiting for. So glad it turned out well. Really like how the combat feels like watching one of the original animations, just brought into the 3D space. Well done.

It feels like playing Minecraft again for the first time.

This is a fighting game without hitboxes.

This game is amazing, It's like a infinite art gallery dreamscape. Dispite it's less than stellar launch and expectations, I whole heartedly recommend this game to anyone who is remotely interested procedurally generated games, space and sci fi. Planets are a beautiful kaleidoscope of colors and are absolutly massive.The deeper you go into the game, the stranger things become and I keep finding myself surpised by all the little things I keep noticing. I'd reccommend going in blind knowing as little as possible about the game before you go in, It makes every discovery interesting.

A great space exploration game that DOESN'T fall apart mid game, There is always something to be focused on. Unlike other PDS titles, I feel that this game doens't have a such a vicious learning as other grandstrategy games- Yet it retains the depth and complexity that feels natural when overseeing a massive galaxy spanning empire. Often times you'll find yourself making very tough decisions that can affect how your empire will preform for the rest of the game. Without talking for too long and spoiling what the game has to offer, I can happily say that Stellaris is an exellent addition to anyone's game library who is looking for some good old empire building.