Recent reviews by Doranor

Can't recommend this game enough, top tier idler for damn sure. I wasn't a big runescape player, but I can tell they paid a huge homage in all the skills and progression. Absolute perfection for a sideboard/leave running kind of game, but also has a lot of very good things going on with the combat (which i'm sure reaches a point where you can idle grind things, but it seems to be very active if you're really trying to progress). Also has a mobile app if you're into checking in through the day, which I don't usually do. Get the free mobile version, log into your game account, boom you have the paid version.

I'm only a few hundred hours in, already hooked and leave it running. If you're looking for a time killer, and think you may be interested, you are.

Edit: Now 700 hours in, and i'll more than likely be playing for 700 more. Lots of depth, and even replayability for the idle enjoyer. Keeps on givin'. 10/10

The perfect marriage of the gameplay mechanics of AoE 2, and the visual style and attempt to throw a few new mechanics into a system that so many have grown to love. Anyone familiar with Age of Empires 2 should catch on quickly, and enjoy the handful of quality of life touches that Relic has implemented. A great RTS, a lot of love was poured into this game, and it shows.

So great to see this game make it's way into people's library. Such a great game all around, and set a very nice example of how to do third person shooters right. Difficult by today's standards, but worth banging your head against if you want to play a classic shooter. Story is nice, and the music makes it all worthwhile. Recommended for anyone who enjoys third person shooters, and wants to try one of the genre's first titans.

Any fan of the Batman or Witcher series' will have a good time playing this, especially so if you're into the LotR series or just a fantasy genre fan in general. The combat is easy to pick up, and fun to master. You have multiple tools, and the means to tailor to your playstyle. Not completely necessary to play Shadow of Mordor first, but it's just as much a masterpiece in it's own right. The story of both games are extremely well crafted.
Quality game, even if you don't get it on sale you will get your money's worth...but 12-13 bucks for the full package game is an absolute steal, don't pass it up!

Fantastic Medieval combat sim! Great class customization, and hard to master combat system. Like Chivalry meets For Honor with a slight feel of Classic SW Battlefront with the gamemodes. Worth the shot if that sounds interesting to you! If you're a fan of anything Medieval, you can't miss this title!

I recommend this game as a single player game just because of how great all of the stories are for every class. One of Bioware's last magnificent games that I hope is around for a long time. I don't know how much better the end game is as far as the MMO part of the game, since dropping the game shortly after the F2P model hit, but I can say that anyone with any interest in the Star Wars universe will not be disappointed. Unless you don't like MMO's or haven't played any, but the combat mechanics are very satisfying and not hard to grasp.

Extremely addictive TD game, from the series that basically coined the genre. Can't miss it if you ever played Bloons growing up, or are a fan of strategy/wave defense stuff.

Fantastic ARPG for anyone interested in the 40k universe. Highly recommended!

One of the greatest, most technical fighting games of all time. Better than ever, with an overwhelming roster of characters that are all great in their own right. Once you learn the fundamentals of movement, and combo strings, the sky is the limit with this fighter. The rage system makes comebacks feel great, and the addition of "super" and "ex" inspired moves to it is a nice fresh addition to an already complex and rewarding combo system.

A masterfully done remaster of the greatest RTS game of all time. Many quality of life fixes, and even more content added to this titan of the genre. No doubt about it, if you like strategy games at all, you can not skip over this one. I cannot emphasize this enough.

Edit: I honestly can't believe how much love they have poured into the game over the years. The civilization list is insane now, and the community is probably in the best shape that it's been in a long time. (Outside looking in, just usually tune into tournaments when I can and have a few content creators I keep up with.)

The added "Art of War" tutorial challenges are the best thing that has happened to the game over the years in my opinion. A wonderful fast-track into the competitive scene for those who use them to figure things out. I usually just play with friends, so I can't speak for the balancing of civs, but I do know the developer cares and they are constantly working on that.