Recent reviews by U-Veil

With an appealing visual style, timely themes, a compelling story and excellent puzzle platform mechanics, American Arcadia confidently checks a lot of boxes.

It's really enjoyable. It's a simple concept accompanied by beautiful, nostalgic visuals and a fun gameplay loop.

If you’ve played the first Slime Rancher, even a little, then nothing about this work-in-progress sequel is likely to surprise you. As with the first entry, you’ll run around chaotic and beautiful otherworldly environments as you collect resources and slimes, then head back to your home base to turn your jelly friends into profit just like Ayn Rand intended. You’ll also fight gross, world-consuming Tarr slimes, upgrade your base of operations and your equipment, and fall off cliffs when you forget you don’t have enough stamina to power your jetpack. The good news is that this formula of exploring, farming, and experimenting with your slimes and their crossbred permutations remains incredibly compelling, and it’s easy to lose track of time while hanging out with this lovable gang of invertebrates. On the other hand, Slime Rancher 2 plays it so safe that it took me a while to even notice some of the changes it’s made.

I still hope it gets better..

One of the best experiences in terms of combat can be with a few more adjustments at the level of games like Doom and Shadow Warrior.
I definitely recommend this game, containing the best action scenes and mission progression. If I had something to recommend it would be to increase the move set of the last boss because even at maximum difficulty it is quite predictable.

Literally a perfect roguelike.

Frostpunk is a city-builder and a society simulator, but most of all a crisis management game where the crisis doesn't end until the game does. A few hours with Frostpunk and the tornadoes and tsunamis of Cities: Skylines seem like minor inconveniences. The traffic jams and noise pollution you used to fret over are now an utter ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ joke. In Frostpunk, if citizens are unhappy enough they'll banish you from your own city to die despised and alone. They might leave town if you fail them, but first they'll spend days trying to convince others to join them in mass exodus. Frostpunk is a tense, gripping, and often stressful survival strategy game filled with difficult, sometimes unthinkable choices. It's tough to play but even tougher to stop.

Short Game, no reward for completing it

very epic