Recent reviews by AndrewGVN

Sets a good foundation for future games. Animations and AI behavior needs work, and the level of difficulty needs to be increased dramatically. Still a fun game.

Game runs perfectly on a 10th gen i7 processor and with a 3070 graphics card. Game looks absolutely beautiful too with the great lighting and camera angles. Also nice to see a return to a somewhat arcade style gameplay with a mixture of simulation elements as well. A big improvement and a fresh start compared to the other WWE 2K games, 2K devs are on the right path if they continue to move in this direction for future titles.

Good game with friends.

Good.

This game is a mix between the more realistic London Olympics game and the Mario/Sonic Olympic games. The game style is made for party play. Some of the new sports are a nice addition, but there are sports in the London game that I wish made a return. Nothing extraordinary, not worth $40, wait for sale.

Interesting game, you are tasked with handling different customer groups and tailoring their casino experience to their liking. Of course there are groups that conflict with each other so you cannot start a casino blindly without paying attention to your customer base. Only encountered a minor bug, which I posted in the community discussions with character movement, not a game ruining bug. Game includes a narrated tutorial to set the "mood", a large amount of campaign "missions", and a sandbox mode.

I was an avid player in the alpha phase of this game. The amount of progress that has been made throughout is awesome! Great to see so many new countries to play out as, and the updates are always refreshing, also very nice to have the developer upload videos summarizing changes and also being transparent through Steam discussions and through their development Trello page. Even though it's in early access, Positech has my full support and it was an easy decision to buy this brilliant game.

Given the current price tag and the issues in the game, I can't recommend it at the moment. The multiplayer has multiple issues, such as only the host getting xp (which I'm assuming is a glitch/bug) along with at some points the club selection/shot type of another player when spectating is completely different to what they are actually doing, making discussion about the shot nearly impossible because you don't know what your teammate is trying to accomplish. Also, having only the host of a private match gain XP from the round of golf is extremely frustrating and ruins the experience of users that mostly only play in private matches, only way around this is to change the host every single round, but that doesn't mitigate everyone from losing tons of experience and related in-game currency. Will update review if these issue are fixed.

Comparing to the NBA 2K series, this game at its current state is worth $30-$40 at most.

EDIT: It seems like they have fixed the multiplayer issues, but there are still things that need to be added, such as Steam Cloud support. I cannot play my career mode on any other computer without having to find the local save files, and risk the possibility of corrupting your save.

Episode 1 is a great start to the game and I'm glad to see some new mechanics introduced after the prologue. Really like the addition of being able to go back to the archives to see how your editing looks like for the watcher of the TV program. The things that happen throughout the game are hilarious, random, and just add to the wackiness.

If you are unsure about getting this game, give the prologue a try, as the main game is similar to it plus some added mechanics. The game features some sexual themes however which was not really shown in the prologue.

The framework is present to create the ultimate political video game. Even though this is in early access, this is the most in depth political game I've seen (in terms of the political progression system and overall policy making.) Was an easy decision to buy and support hopefully new features coming in the future.