Reseñas recientes de Thraxicus

Gun was deleted out of my inventory, apparently relaunching the game several times fixed that. But you know what relaunching the game doesn't fix? Changing your settings, which for me literally anything I change in the settings says it requires a restart, followed by whatever I changed resetting itself back to it's default value. This game's been out for 4 years, how do these issues still exist?

Leaving a positive review because this EARLY ACCESS game is fantastic and I want it to get over 95% positive reviews. I'd rather leave this review than vote for a president.

Great, very detailed & translated RPG.
High replayability.
Fantastic art & story.
The workshop is mostly non-english.
If you don't understand something the answers are easy to find everywhere.

If you liked the Left 4 Dead games then you'll love B4B. It has a lot of potential to grow even further than the good game it already is.

Very addicting.
No 2 games are the same.
The mod workshop is amazing, they've even made the game "multiplayer" (You and the other players share control of everything)
It's like Judgement: Apocalypse Survival Sim and Prison Architect had a baby.

Great game, I've been glued to it for almost 9 hours straight now. If you're decent in the RTS genre then you'll have fun, if you're new (or aren't good at RTS games) then this is a good game to help you get better. You can make custom decks and equip them to AI to fight with or against you which is my favorite part right now.

Don't know what the limit is on how many custom decks you can have, I think I had like 8 earlier but I recently deleted a few. Also don't know what the limit is on how many cards you can have in a single deck, I know the minimum is 30.

You can do 2 to 4 players in versus with any team configuration (1v3, 2v2, 1v2, 1v1v1v1, etc) and it looks like there's a 2 player "survival" gamemode that I haven't touched yet.

You unlock new cards after each match, it appears as though you get more rewards based on how long the match went or how badly you won. I haven't lost in a while so I'm not certain but I don't think you get anything when you lose, I could be wrong though.

You can craft new cards through the forge, which just lets you choose between 5 cards which ones you want. When you get all 5 it resets with a new set of cards after you exit and re-enter the forge.

Not a game I can stay away from for longer than a few months. The developers are incredible, the community is like no other game I've ever seen, and the gameplay is unique. After playing EVE Online for a while I tried to find other enticing space-simulator games but none so far have even gotten close to being better than EVE Online.

The first time I played I started a corporation and although I wasn't "awoxed", one of my members had a large bounty on his head which caused bounty hunting coorporations to declare war on us. We sustained great losses and in the end ultimately had to disband. I stopped playing for a few months after that and have been on and off since.

This is not a game for casual gamers, this is an experience for gamers who want to be apart of a community.

Haven't even finished the training yet and (after finally reconfiguring the controls to my preference which took forever) I had an epic fight with some sort of transporter craft which was our objective to take out. I took out it's shields, practically landed on it (As like a pseudo-cover so it's allies would have a harder time hitting me), and then just unloaded everything I had into it's backside until it finally died.

"Deadly Profits" is a new hip game in which the developer decided to make a totally ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game with horrible mechanics, graphics, and a very poorly written story in a grand attempt to make profit from it's unsuspecting victims who failed to read the "Negative" review section.

It's like Minecraft in space! Only in permanent God Mode currently though.