Recent reviews by MrSaladra

The proximity chat interactions are amazing!

This game is a hidden gem. I love it and can't wait for future updates. I definitely recommend it!

This game is a great ARPG with an old-school vibe. Reminds me of custom maps from Warcraft III or Spellforce 2.
I recommend it! :)

This game is wonderful. Can't wait for the full version release!

"Barony" is one of the best roguelike dungeon-crawlers I've played recently. The replayability is amazing - you can mix different races and classes with tons of different playstyles. There are a lot of secrets and funny achievements to unlock as well! You can play solo, but the multiplayer option is better in my opinion. I recommend playing the "Barony" with a close buddy or a pack of friends. For me, it's an easy 10/10.

One of the best FPS games I've played in a long time.
Players turn into 5-star voice actors when they are about to die!

Pure masterpiece, I recommend it

Ship of Fools is one of the best roguelike games that I've ever played. It has beautiful graphics and an outstanding soundtrack. The huge pro is that each run you can play differently - there's a variety of characters, cannons, traits, and cannonballs (or eggs!) to choose from or locations that you can visit during a run. Moving around the map is fun and simple, it requires a small amount of strategic thinking. Developers are constantly updating the game, adding tons of great content like new characters, items, or even more difficulty levels. The game might be challenging for some people but for me, it hits the spot. If you're looking for a game to play for hours alone or with your buddy I highly recommend it. This game is a masterpiece!

To begin with, Stalcraft is one of the best games I've played recently. It is a combination of games such as S.T.A.L.K.E.R, Minecraft, and Escape From Tarkov. It is highly addictive and the "last hour of the game" turns into a sleepless night. I love it and I hate it at the same time.
First of all, let's talk about the things that make me hate this game.
In my opinion, the tutorial is not fully finished, it doesn't explain some game mechanics, so the player has to figure out how some things work on their own. Stalcraft does not treat the player kindly and immediately throws him in at the deep end. You will die here dozens if not hundreds of times. Enemy NPCs are deadly, they can spawn on you and spray you out with one magazine or use their "wallhack" to kill you through walls or dense forests. Animals will swarm you and bite you to death. Anomalies like Vortexes, Trampolines, or Black Holes will make you lose your sanity. Global anomaly will wipe you off the board if you won't get to the bunker on time. Sometimes you will die falling outside the textures of the map. Enemies will hunt you down, campers will laugh at your face killing you for the 7th time with one headshot. You will suffer many times trying to recover things from your corpse. More than once I wanted to use alt+f4 and uninstall the game, but as the story progressed, it happened to me less and less. Furthermore, some quests are really "basic", like "go and kill 5 boars", "bring me 3 cans of beans" or "go around a map and scan some areas". Spawn Points of different factions are not equally fair. In my opinion, the Bandits have better spawn locations than the Stalkers. Even though I hate the things mentioned above, they give the game a raw atmosphere, charm, and character that makes me want to play it all the time.
The advantages include the fact that the game works great even on weaker computers (and it's free!) The game world is huge. The music and graphic style of the game introduce an unearthly atmosphere. More than once I stood for several minutes in the base just to listen to the singing NPC or admire the wonderful views of the post-apocalyptic world. Cities (bases) have their own atmosphere - music is played everywhere, conversations or sounds of generators are heard, and NPCs walk around the city. After death, all equipment is not lost, and the player does not lose weapons, armor, or some items marked with a padlock. Only items collected in the Zone or "lockless" items are lost. There is a huge amount of weapons and accessories available in the game. The shooting feeling is phenomenal, gun sounds are realistic. The PVP in the game is wonderful. The ability to play with friends or other players to create squads or guilds makes the game even better. This allows you to organize joint expeditions into the Zone, joint animal hunting, joint cleaning of enemy camps, or jointly organized attacks on enemy players. The game gives you the feeling that you always have something to do, which makes it hard to tear yourself away from it. It's worth mentioning that on the release date there was "pay to win" but players of the game convinced devs that it was not good and the devs got rid of it. Now if you want to spend real money on the game it's only used to buy premium that allows you to progress faster in-game (more daily quests or more loot from events) but it's not giving you an upper hand above others.
In my opinion, the game is definitely worth recommending. In my rating of 8.5/10, I feel that I will spend hundreds if not thousands of hours on it.

For the Emperor! *chopping sounds intensifies*