Recent reviews by disulfiram

Great game really, but it currently doesn't work on Steam. The way I understand it, they patched out some online feature but some leftover code is crashing the game when you save. So if you want to play the game and save your progress, like noob, you have to manually copy a random file from internet in the game directory.
Until that's fixed I can't recommend for anyone to buy the game.

It's a bit more simplistic and less satisfying than Hidden Folk, but it's still a good time. If I could draw doodles, I would make games like these all the time :)

I love this game. It's extremely simple concept but it feels so satisfying to go around and conquer an entire map against bots. The campaign offers a good challenge as well. I wish they released a sequel with a bit more content!

It's a good game. Even people like me, who are not very much into the books or movies, will find this game enjoyable.

Technically it's very competent. While there are a few visual bugs here and there, it runs like butter and it also does an automatic graphic configuration which I found very acceptable.

Visually it looks great. The devs also set out recreate the feeling of Hogwarts from the movies and they succeeded if you ask me. Not everything is 1:1 accurate as in the movies, but it's excellent none the less.

Obviously haven't gone through much of the story so far, but I like the setup. It kinda brings an element into the world we already know and it doesn't feel out of place.

Yeah, this one surprised me a lot. Unless the story turns out to be complete garbage later on, I'd say this is one of the best games that has come out in the past few years.

I would definitely recommend this as a good way to get a glimpse of H.P. Lovecraft's writing style, even though I have a feeling he would have been opposed to his stories being depicted in any visual medium.
This is not a game as much as it's an interactive audio book with visual backdrops which I would LOVE to see become a new standard for publishing books.

It's a bit boring, I don't usually play such games so don't listen to me. The only reason I am doing this review is because I nominated the game for a Steam Award and one of the tasks is to review a game I've nominated so...
Cheers devs!

I'd only recommend this game to people who already have played the original. It's buggy and it's janky, and it's going to be a pain in the ass to a person who is used to more modern strategies like StarCraft 2.

Good, well balanced DLC. A cool extension of the game, even though it seams to tell a completely separate story from the main game. 2 new bosses one of which I consider the best in DS3 + DLC.

Feels like a NG+ or Co-Op DLC to me. The difficulty spike is significant, even if you go for this content after all main game and Ashes of Ariendel. And it's not like good type of hard either. One enemy is almost immune to this type of damage, another enemy is almost immune to that type of damage. There are also enemies that will attack you even if they don't have LOS, you have to wait them to deagro if you are otherwise struggling and don't want to engage them with a disadvantage. Countless enemies that will ambush you on only on your first playthrough, but regardless, feels like a cheep added difficulty.
Bosses are cool I guess. My recommendation is to only get this if you plan to play it with friends OR the main game and previous DLC ware too easy for you and you want a little unfair challenge in the mix.

Really well made. It can get tedious at times, especially when you unlock the blueprints feature and just start copy pasting modules left and right, but if conveyor belt games like Factorio is your thing, go for it, you wont regret it.