Recent reviews by Damen Black

Early Access Review: This has the frame to be an excellent game. There are options for pulling and selling individual cards, a plethora of different merchandise, and even expand your store to start making it more the image you dream. The developers are active and adding more content regularly, and communicating well enough as well as offering a general road map of what they hope to achieve. This is an excellent early purchase.

For the first time in a long while I am truly disappointed with an EDF game.

The Pros: Great destruction, excellent sound work, and overall a fun theme.

The Cons: Serious mouse responsiveness/tracking issues in stages, the maps are completely recycled from the first EDF:WB, and the stages are far too short.

If you're a fan of the EDF series, perhaps wait until there is a fix for the mouse and keyboard issues. If you are looking to try the series but are on the fence, try the earlier EDF:WB for much cheaper.

I'm doing my part.

I started playing Fallout 76 a few years ago, and I can safely say the experience is great. The way the game handle coop play is fantastic and an example that other game devs should follow. There are some bugs still, but nothing like the launch videos that I've seen. I've only crashed a handful of times in my total time playing as well. The only downside that I see right now is the almost required Fallout 1st membership at the end of your characters career. Item storage becomes a juggling game dealing with weight, and the 1st membership gives you a lot of aid there, at the cost of a monthly subscription.

Abiotic Factor is an amazing culmination of nostalgia and modern survival horror. This clear labor of love gives us the chance to step into the shoes of a famous silent protagonist and battle our way through hordes of never ending ever mutating enemies, shot first ask questions later soldiers, and even our own internal bowels.

Helldivers 2 offers a great and uncanny experience in smashing bots and bugs alike. With randoms or friends you'll enjoy 2.5 seconds of scenery before spreading managed democracy all over the galaxy.

This game is a work in progress. That said, if you can look past some simple issues, and you have good social skills, then this game will leave you starving for more with every session. The sheer amount of chaos will keep you running and screaming with your teammates in tow. The levels are random enough to keep things interesting for now, but they will need to work on the procedural generation a bit more to make truly flush. Local chat is absolutely the best, and in my opinion the only, way to play this game. Do your self a favor, spend the few dollars and have a blast with some friends.

This game scratches something in my ADHD riddled brain so well. For some reason it's so easy to hyper focus on having a day of perfect inspections, and the thrill of finding those hidden smuggler symbols just sends my dopamine surging.

The graphics are fine for a modern game and the developer seems to be listening to the community and delivering solid content. The gameplay is absolutely great IF* you are into simulation games and can justify killing the time pretending to be a border patrol agent.

For the price, I am very happy with my purchase and I can't wait to see what else this developer has in the future.

A very impressive game for such a low price. While there is room for improvement with things like tutorials, the game offers all the basics and some trimmings of games that cost much more. The multiplayer, castle building, skills, and combat are all intuitive.

I was very happy with the game play, missions, and weapons. This is a lower priced game so I didn't come in expecting AAA level design, I just wanted some good fun, and GROSS delivered.

There is a story mode with some introductions to the levels, variety of mobs in the later levels and later endless mode, and some fun weapon functionality. Is everything balanced and perfect? No. Did I pay a lunch's worth of money to play 16 hours of fun so far? Yes.