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A detailed yet simplified game of space war that resemble real life warfare, with missiles and electronic warfare being one of the two things I find very interesting to learn about. Thing is, the game lacks any replayability on the single player side, so the bulk of the game will be on multiplayer. But due to how niche and complex the game is, it's quite hard finding one without having to go into the Discord server and set up your game with a premade lobby (I'm too shy to do this myself, not my thing).

Nevertheless, the developer themselves plan to have campaigns built into the game to enhance the single player experience. Even in its current state, I'd still recommend trying out NEBULOUS: Fleet Command. It's a one-of-a-kind wargame that still feels like a modern game and not a grognard wargame. Definitely check it out!

5 minutes of playtime just to write a review for this game is too much time wasted. Anyways, welcome Blizzard to Steam, where everyone's truthful about their opinions.

You can't run away from this one. You've screwed up so much with Overwatch 2. Hope you're happy, especially the executives. :)

EDIT (01/07/2023)

Nimble Neuron is temporarily disabling the biggest thing that makes this game unique for their official release, which is their Solo mode. Until they bring it back up again, I cannot recommend this game. The barrier of entry is too much for a new player and the payoff won't be the same as when Solos was still around. I just can't see the game being unique enough if it leans towards Squads as it ultimately plays like any other MOBA and Battle Royale game. If I wanted that, I would've just played League or Apex, which I actually decide that I'll move on to them rather than play this game.

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ORIGINAL REVIEW

Eternal Return is a MOBA mixed in with Battle Royale and Survival game elements in which you don't farm for your items as much as you craft them from various other basic items. It's a very unique take on the genre, one which I very much praise Kakao Games and Nimble Neuron for keeping the game up-to-date and very fun to play once you get used to the game's mechanics.

I live in Asia, so I can't speak for NA/EU players out there regarding player count, but if you live in Asia and are bored with the big competitive games such as LoL, DotA, Apex, etc. and you're willing to spend some time learning the basics of the game, I can assure you that you're going to have a very, VERY fun time.

The relatively low player count actually makes sense; the game is extremely unique yet niche at the same time. It's hard to get into, so most people would've dropped the game as soon as they've tried 10 matches. Hell, maybe even less than that since I first dropped the game because I couldn't wrap my brain around the idea of looting and crafting. Yet, for the people that persevered, they are met with a very fun and unique game that I'm not even sure anybody can replicate this kind of style. Nor want to, considering the player count lol.

I also don't see the problem with specific times being the best time to play the game due to the low player count since I feel like it makes my gaming sessions way more organized and I don't go into a spiral of playing Eternal Return for countless hours and miss out on other things.

Only downside that I can think of is that even if you've played the game for quite a while, if you lose too many games at low rankings consecutively, you can be matched with a lobby full of bots, which kind of made me want to just rat a whole match just so that I don't get into that kind of lobby.

I REALLY recommend anyone who is even mildly interest to try out the game and give it some time. You're not going to "get" the mechanics as fast as you might like, and that's okay. I promise it's going to get extremely fun once you get a grasp on the basics.

Move.
Listen.
Take aim.
Fire.

This is one of the games where listening and "game sense" matters immensely more than your movement and aim, unlike any other popular BR games like Apex and Fortnite which I can never get into without the help of a friend. Hunt: Showdown rewards you for being vigilant and patient, taking decisions that would win you the fight.

Never let this game die, Crytek. You've developed a one-of-a-kind game that my lonely ass can play with randoms and still have so much joy (and sometimes hatred) towards, even only playing for 16 hours in total as of writing this review.

Best $16 that I've ever spent on a game. Amazing.

Great light management game that doesn't bombard you with too many things to manage but gives enough to make you think.

Now if only the game had a windowed mode where I can use custom resolutions...

As of this moment, War Selection is a solid bare bones RTS. Although missing a few quality-of-life features such as being able to delete a unit that is stuck or demolish a building on the go instead of having to demolish it when it's out of date only, the gameplay is still fun. I also like the fact that I don't have to predetermine my faction beforehand, able to do it while playing the game. The only thing about factions now that I have don't know is the difference outside of aesthetics. I imagine the developer would put in the information in the upcoming patches.

The incredible thing about War Selection is that even though I have a ridiculous amount of ping (160), I'm still able to play the game smoothly with online players. I haven't notice any severe lag and stuttering because of internet connection. Other games should take note of this fact.

Overall, for a free online multiplayer RTS, this one is a solid game to pick up and play. Recommended.

Normally I don't do reviews, but looks like Cooking Simulator needs more since people need to know. And FYI, my native language isn't English, so excuse me for any grammatical errors.

This game is great if you have a dream to become a chef, but don't have the necessary money in order to fund it. What you get from Cooking Simulator is, well, a cooking simulator. You play as a chef that is tasked to carry the restaurant into a five star restaurant by cooking and serving dishes.

In an hour, I've only encountered 1 major crash (opened the game and it crashed instantly) and 3 minor glitches (2 times my thyme went under the plate, 1 time the baking tray clipped through the table), but other than that, nothing game - breaking. Be warned though, if you despise the physics that most simulators have, you'll be disappointed since this game is no different.

Overall, get this game. It's a great one. I'm looking forward to sink more hours into it!

Until the developer have improved this game, I would say don't buy it even if it's as cheap as this.

Pros:
+ Sound effects are good
+ Cheap

Cons:
- Terrible looking HUD
- Poor optimizations
- Lack of options to turn down the graphics. Currently only has 3 options; Low, Medium, and High
- Terrible menu
- No impact from the guns, there's no recoil effect to the camera even though the gun spread is there
- No option to turn down the mouse sennsitivity in the game

I would say that the dev should be more concerned in making the gameplay better rather than adding more stages. It would really boost sales for them.

Lean, mean, lewd machines! <3

Solid 2D fighting game which is very, very, very accessable to newcomers to the genre. Seriously, why hasn't any fighting game give us a tutorial as in - depth as this game does? I've played a few other fighting games and just now I've learned what a mixup is. AND I LEARNED THAT IN - GAME, GENTLEMAN. Not from a YouTube video or external guide. Also the game actually describes the character's fighting style, like Filia being a Rushdown character, and then goes on by saying what a Rushdown character is.
Long story short, great game with amazing tutorials to get you started even if you've never played a fighting game before.

Also I've tried doing 3 online matches so far (I play in SEA region) and I can safely say that even though the game tells you that you have horrible ping, it is still playable. UnLiKe SoMe FiGtHiNg GaMeS, if you're looking for guys to play online, you won't be dissapointed.

Oh and did I mention that this game, unlike other fighting games, is well optimized even for potato machines? Yeah. It is.

I PRAY SO HARD that this game won't die out for a long, long time. A fighting game that has this kind of netcode needs to live forever.

PEOPLE, BUY THIS GAME AND KEEP IT ALIVE. YOU WON'T BE DISSAPOINTED.

Easy to pick up, hard to master. But the difficulty level is IMO nowhere near MMOs and the community here is more forgiving.

A must buy. Just don't buy the starter edition, unless you want unnecessary grind to get all the vanilla operators.
Don't make the same mistake as I did. Wait for a discount!!!