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Necromancy 10/10 - reanimate your enemies armies after killing them.
- bring full army into battle
- lose 70% of your army in the process of killing your enemies army
- reanimate your enemies army
- profit

Its a warframe clone, and thats not a bad thing. If you like Warframe, youll like The First Descendant. All the mechanics are 100% identical and so is the gameplay loop. Asceendants (warframes) have 4 abilities and a passive, they can be customized with mods, theres mod polarities like in Warframe, theres polarity altering mats (forma), theres a Mastery Rank system that unlocks higher tier weapons and augments (just like warframe), the missions are the same (exterminate, survival, defense, mobile defense, sabotage, escorting, etc. time gated building system that requires you to get 4 parts of a Ascendant + blueprint and mats, then wait 18-30 hours to build it. It takes some small features from other games like Destiny (incursions and raids). Overall, I havent encountered any bugs or crashes so far. Basically, its warframe with a tiny splash of destiny. my rating - 8.5/10

Final Verdict:86/100

Impressive: 85-94 (85-94%)
Performance or gameplay surpasses the passing mark and stands out from the average.
Provides a high level of quality and enjoyable gameplay.
Strongly Recommended - ✔✔


Gameplay Experience (21/25)

Intuitive Controls - Easy to use.
☐ Very Difficult (+1)
☐ Difficult (+2)
☑ Moderate (+3)
☐ Easy (+4)
☐ Very Easy (+5)


Balanced Gameplay - Fair and equal.
☐ Poorly Balanced (+1)
☐ Somewhat Balanced (+2)
☐ Moderately Balanced (+3)
☑ Well Balanced (+4)
☐ Perfectly Balanced (+5)


Player Engagement - Involving and captivating.
☐ Not at all (+1)
☐ Slightly (+2)
☐ Moderately (+3)
☑ Very (+4)
☐ Extremely (+5)


Decision Relevance - Meaningful choices.
☐ Meaningless (+1)
☐ Not Meaningful (+2)
☐ Somewhat Meaningful (+3)
☐ Quite Meaningful (+4)
☑ Highly Meaningful (+5)


Rewarding Progression - Satisfying advancement.
☐ Very Unsatisfying (+1)
☐ Unsatisfying (+2)
☐ Neutral (+3)
☐ Satisfying (+4)
☑ Very Satisfying (+5)


Presentation & Immersion (18/25)

Compelling Storyline - Engaging narrative.
☐ Not Interesting (+1)
☐ Slightly Interesting (+2)
☑ Moderately Interesting (+3)
☐ Very Interesting (+4)
☐ Extremely Interesting (+5)


Immersive Atmosphere - Captivating environment.
☐ Not Immersive (+1)
☐ Slightly Immersive(+2)
☐ Moderately Immersive (+3)
☑ Very Immersive (+4)
☐ Completely Immersive (+5)


Visual Aesthetics - Stunning graphics.
☐ Not Appealing (+1)
☐ Slightly Appealing (+2)
☐ Moderately Appealing (+3)
☑ Very Appealing (+4)
☐ Extremely Appealing (+5)


Audio Quality - High-quality sound.
☐ Not Engaging (+1)
☐ Slightly Engaging (+2)
☐ Moderately Engaging (+3)
☑ Very Engaging (+4)
☐ Extremely Engaging (+5)


Polished HUD - Clean and functional interface.
☐ Very Unfriendly (+1)
☐ Unfriendly (+2)
☑ Neutral (+3)
☐ Friendly (+4)
☐ Very Friendly (+5)


Design & Technical Aspects (22/25)

Game Design - Well-crafted mechanics.
☐ Poorly Designed (+1)
☐ Somewhat Designed (+2)
☐ Moderately Designed (+3)
☑ Well Designed (+4)
☐ Excellently Designed (+5)


Content Quality - Rich and diverse.
☐ Poor Content (+1)
☐ Limited Content (+2)
☐ Moderate Content (+3)
☐ Extensive Content (+4)
☑ Abundant Content (+5)


AI Behavior - Intelligent and realistic.
☐ Very Poor (+1)
☐ Poor (+2)
☐ Average (+3)
☑ Good (+4)
☐ Excellent (+5)


Settings - Flexible and customizable.
☐ Very Limited (+1)
☐ Limited (+2)
☐ Moderate (+3)
☐ Flexible (+4)
☑ Highly Flexible (+5)


Technical Issues - Minimal or no problems.
☐ Numerous (+1)
☐ Moderate (+2)
☐ Limited (+3)
☑ Minor (+4)
☐ None (+5)


Final Considerations (25/25)

Overall Satisfaction - General enjoyment level.
☐ Very Dissatisfied (+1)
☐ Dissatisfied (+2)
☐ Neutral (+3)
☐ Satisfied (+4)
☑ Very Satisfied (+5)


Microtransactions - In-game purchases.
☐ Extensive (+1)
☐ Substantial (+2)
☐ Moderate (+3)
☐ Minimal (+4)
☑ None (+5)


Replay Value - Longevity and replayability.
☐ Very Low (+1)
☐ Low (+2)
☐ Moderate (+3)
☐ High (+4)
☑ Very High (+5)


Cost-to-Play Ratio - Money spent vs hours played.
☐ Overpriced (+1)
☐ Poor Value (+2)
☐ Fair Value (+3)
☐ Good Value (+4)
☑ Excellent Value (+5)


Recommendation.
☐ No (+0)
☑ Yes (+5)

Amazing game that re-imagines the entire concept of an open-world survival crafting game. The scale, the content, the attention to detail and the planned future content is absolutely amazing. I am beyond excited for the future of this game. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys open-world survival crafting games, this will take your experience to the next level. Massive seige wars with literal hundreds of players, air, sea, and land combat on epic scales, build your own empire from scratch and control territory on an actual continent sized map divided into provinces. From a simple peasant, all the way to becoming an actual Emperor of a Provence and collecting taxes from the regions players, to enslaving enemy warriors and creating your own army. Hunting, gathering, building, seige combat, diplomacy, you name it, this game has it. 10/10 As good as it gets in this genre of games.

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☑ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
☐ 4
☐ 5
☐ 6
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☑ 9
☐ 10

Against the Storm is exactly what it advertises to be, a city building roguelite with a plethora of variables and building options. Its easy to get into and hard to perfect. The soundtrack is great, the ambiance is great, the gameplay loop is also great because its always random. you dont start with the same building blueprints each game. One city you build might have access to a lumbermill right away, other cities you may never see the blueprint. the maps are randomized and resource nodes are also random. Due to that, the game has a lot of replay-ability due to never seeing the same exact scenario twice. The game offers a lot of content and id definitely recommend it to anyone who likes city builders, resource management, roguelite style, and colony sims.

This will probably be a progressive review as i play longer. I got The Front 2 days ago and ive played 28 hours already. In that 28 hours, i havent encountered a single bug, or glitch, or crash. The game feels well optimized, even for being in early access. It combines some of the best features from other open-world survival craft games. The building system feels similar to 7D2D, and you get a nice sized skill tree and blueprints to unlock and build. Unlike most games of this genre, The Front has actual vehicles, not just a run down car and a bike. Theres dune buggies, helicopters, tanks, heavy machinery, farm equipment, etc. The Front also has a decend lineup of guns and armor that are all modifiable and customizable with attachments, mods, and skins. The ambient music is peaceful when exploring and hectic when in combat situations. The loot and resources seem to respawn on a daily basis in-game, and the spawn nodes dont seem to change, so memorization of locations is valuable. Things feel balanced, armored enemies can take 1-2 12g shots to the chest, 1 to the head. Armor doesnt feel broken (a spear can go right through tree-bark armor for example, but will ricochet off metal armor). Ive established a decent sized house with all the basic crafting tables and established a footing. All in all, this game has a ridiculous amount of potential, and seeing as its already fairly polished and optimized in early-access with a very promising road map, i feel like im going to be sinking A LOT of hours into this one. So far id rate this as a 8.2/10. Would highly recommend if youre into games such as 7D2D, Myth of Empires, Rust, DayZ.

I am a dirty wh*re for hidden items and secret areas, and this game has both, in great abundance. The mechanics are nearly identical to the 1st game which is a great thing. Archetypes(classes) are all cool and being able to dual-spec 2 classes makes for a lot of awesome combinations. 100+ weapons, 100+ accessories, and over 16 armor sets. theres tons of side content and different paths to choose so each run is unique to itself. Exploring an area 5 different times and seeing something new every single time is a really great thing.

Its worth every penny IMO, and getting the Ultimate Edition for $70 is a steal too, considering you get 3 DLC included with it. Costs as much as a base game now-a-day and offers wayyyy more content than most games now-a-day. Also, the graphics are phenomenal. I didnt really feel the need to mention that because the game would still be fantastic even if it didnt look as good as it does. 9.0/10 would highly recommend to anyone who likes RPG and Exploration/Puzzle games.

It had a rocky start, but the devs are working to make it into something good. The game really started feeling good toward the end of Season 3. Season 4 was awesome, and Season 5 just dropped today and its awesome too! If you had your doubts (like most of us) about 2042, lay them to rest and give it another gander. Its come a long way from where it started.

Pox Nora is a hidden gem in the middle of a barren desert. This games origins go back to Browser Based games, around 2007 if i remember correctly, and has since evolved into a full fledged game. Pox Nora is similar to a few things, but also very unique in its own right. If i had to compare it to other games, id call it a healthy mix of Magic The Gathering, and Final Fantasy Tactics. In a nutshell, your opponent and you both have a Base. If that base gets destroyed, you lose the game, and vise versa. There are nodes on the map that you can obtain that will boost your "Nora" (mana used for summoning and casting spells/Artifacts), the more Nora you generate per turn, the more things you can summon and cast.

Your deck is comprised of 30 cards (you can build your own decks or use pre-made started decks), you can mix and match between any of the 10+ factions. There is literally hundreds of cards in this game, and the combinations are near limitless. Ones you summon a card to the field, it summons that creature and you move it around the map as a physical entity. each creature has its own set of abilities and skills, strengths and weaknessess.

This game is not what id call casual. There is a very heavy layer of strategy involved, think of it as playing chess, except with much more depth and strategy. The playerbase is a key part of this game. The majority of players ive fought and/or chatted with are very friendly and willing to help newer players understand all the tactics.

Probably my favorite feature in the game though has to be CARD TRADING!!!! YES, thats right. you can freely TRADE CARDS with ANYONE. Does your friend have 4 copies of a card that you really want? Do you have card he/she needs? well youre both in luck, because you can trade those cards with each other :D!!!!

There are over 20 Campaign modes, PvP, Event modes, Custom Games, and Ranked. It used to be hard to get into and understand, but the Devs added a full blown in-depth tutorial that REALLY covers all the grounds. It also rewards you for completing the tutorial with a good grip of cards and gold (which you can spend to buy more cards or unlock new campaigns).

In a nutshell, if you like strategy games, card games, chess, long-term strategy, then this game is definitely for you.