Nylige anmeldelser av Broodwich

People with these negative reviews clearly don't know to press Z to sneak.

You literally get blips of enemies behind walls, completely changing how you should approach a room. Open a door caddy corner and toss a flash bang. They, surprisingly, work on Turrets as well as Quasis and Humans alike of course.

If you die in this game, and you will, it is generally because you weren't being careful. Resistances is also another thing to keep in mind - if you take a mission against Tezctlan, you better wear your winter's warmest.

If you ever look a "chip", just extract - especially if it is for something you don't already know yet. Try to pay attention to trades, too, you can easily trade up for better gear.

When in a mission, try to break everything down to get basic components for crafts. You do start with basics, and as long as you extract when finding new recipes (chips) you will be able to pump out gear and treat death as it is - a feature.

Also, use the crafting tables in missions - you can produce recipes you don't know (though using them doesn't just teach you the recipes).

Game is entrancing and amazing. Had issues with crashes, received prompt response from dev.

I don't really dedicate time to achievements, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game is fun. The achievements are fun. The combinations, the builds, it's all fun. Just know you don't "fight", necessarily, you plan your build and stay alive.

♥♥♥♥, did I mention it is fun?

This is a pretty fun game to mess around with - and while it could be beneficial to have some form of explanation (tutorial) on the upgrades and the auto tabs, it's pretty easy to figure it out pretty quickly on your own. The game has its issues, it is in early access, remember this and that it is also F2P. For being completely free and optional to even get interested in, I'd say it isn't too bad dealing with the issues that do occur.

Considering the jank that is there, the game is a lot of fun - the achievements are funny, the poglins are little menaces that must be erased from the face of this Earth, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ click the pickle.

"15 Hours" is an understatement. Unfortunately, most of my thousands of hours poured into this title were prior to Steam and prior to time tracking on Steam.

1.6 is still a solid title - It's fun to run with bots, it's fun to run at LAN parties, it's fun to play Scoutz n Knivez, and jajajajaja cyka blyat.

It's a good game - I prefer it greatly to CS:GO from time to time still.

I definitely enjoy this game, despite the graphics feeling a bit dated it's just a relaxing way to play Texas Hold'em with AI. Unfortunately, the series is unavailable for purchase and have been de-listed from Steam. Hopefully this will change in the future, but with the licensing involved for at least the TF2 tie-in I highly doubt the 'new' TellTale will take an interest in this.

Never mind the licensing required for Poker Night 2...

Alas, hopefully others will find a way to enjoy this game.

Solid game that still holds up in 2021.

Despite some QoL changes in SteamWorld Dig 2, there are unique enough weapons/items that make spelunking and fighting interesting in its own way. The Story isn't bad, but that isn't why I think most play this game - while it stands on its own, it's easy to just zone out and mine and platform and explore.

Definitely a worthy purchase for me.

For Linux users:

It's native, I'm running it on Ubuntu 20.04.3 with Kernel 5.11.0-43-generic as well as with proprietary nvidia 470. Only "issues" are that for multimonitor, game initiates on wrong monitor (easy to press alt, and drag to main display), and clicking outside of the game minimizes it if in full screen. Finally, make sure your controller is powered on and connected prior to launching the game. Otherwise, runs great!

$30 is still cheaper than most drugs.

Look - I enjoy the game. I enjoy the DLC, I enjoy the hours lost to playing MP games with friends. I get the unpopularity of the amount of DLC that gets pushed out and the overall pricetag. It isn't everyday that someone can jump onto Steam and say "I'm going to shell out hundreds for a single game". I take solace in the fact that I can own all of the DLC, and share the experience with friends via MP games - but I realize that those friends are unable to just play on their own SP campaign with the same experience. Some may argue "the base game is fun", and sure it is - but there's some great features and mechanics that you miss out on without the DLC for sure.

Take it from me and my ~470 hours now - The game is fun. Research what each DLC provides to the game, cherry pick if yuo're on a budget, or wait for a sale to pick up droves. That's how I caught up (a sale), and I don't blame a single one of you for being skeptical to purchase right now due to Paradox's pricing structure.

Unfortunately, if you're planning on using certain USB devices that aren't passable through the Steam Link, you will need to fork up for this. There is a Free version that used to work for what I'm using this application for, but it appears the developers have made it so it will not communicate with the VirtualHere server for Steam Link. That's there decision, and fine, but sort of a cheap grab at netting some cash. If you do happen to need to utilize more than one USB device through this, you will need to purchase the "DLC" for this program. Also, the "time used" is going to be inaccurate for reviews on this Application seeing as it runs without having to open it in Steam.

Overall, if you must use something that the Steam Link does not detect/is not able to passthrough to your PC then you're going to need this. Does it work? Yes, though it's still on the annoying side that the developers have gone out of their way to prevent the free version of this program from working with Steam Links.