Recent reviews by Ardane

There's a lot that can be said, but not really a lot that needs to be said about this game.
There's a lot of people who have WAY more hours put into this than I do, considering how long I've owned it, but the fact that I still hop in and play this with friends every once in a while, for me at least, goes to show how well made the game is.
It's one of the very few games that is, quite literally, focused on grinding through the same tasks and maps that I feel that I can actually enjoy, even though there's very little I don't know about this game by heart.
If you're looking through the reviews because you still haven't tried it yet then I highly recommend that you do get it and join the community. If you have a couple of friends who have the game, or wouldn't mind getting it as well, it'll be even more fun, but playing with random people online is still fun. And, yes, there's still a lot of people who play this, so you will seldomly find yourself without people to play this with.

In all honesty I'm just writing this review to earn badges, but while I'm at it I might as well write a little something about TTS, no?

If you're unsure whether or not you should buy this I can tell you a few reasons you'd want to check to make sure it's worth it for you.

1. Do your friends own it and you enjoy playing tabletop games?
2. Do you enjoy playing around with physics?
3. Do you want/need some sort of software to try out a game before you buy it in real life? (Yeah yeah, not all games exist for this yet, but there's a lot of them and more are constantly added.)
4. Want the satisfaction of flipping the table after you lose? (Granted, you're going to need the host's permission to do this, but you know.)

If at least 2 of those get checked by you, I say buy it. It's not the best way to play tabletop games, but it is a really good substitute, even more so if the people you want to play with are in other countries. Like any software/game you'll find yourself annoyed at certain things, but in my experience with TTS, these things are so minor that you'll overlook them immediately.
A few things that I've found myself getting a little annoyed over include physics not always working as they should because of a workshop item not being completely refined and certain scanned items not being readable.
All annoyances are either small enough to just ignore or easily worked around.

It's easy to recommend this to anyone who's looking to play some tabletop games with friends in other countries or just wants to try out a few games before going to pick them up in real life.