Recent reviews by Endzerhi

Such a unique and chilling spin on the Russian Roulette concept. The dealer is unrelenting, but despite the game being largely left to luck, it never goes so far as to feel unfair.

An incredibly innovative approach to the fighting game genre. The turn based gameplay itches a certain strategy game itch, and watching the fight replay in real-time at the end of the round is always satisfying regardless of whether I've lost or won.

Incredibly fun and unique game. If only it were to go free-to-play, it might gather a playerbase again.

Incredible follow-up to the first

An incredible and unique take on the base-building/management type of game. Details such as heat, food, decor and more will keep you chasing problem after problem to build a perfect utopia of a base. You'll fix one problem and find 4 more. There's a lot of things to do and not a lot of time to get it done, but it still somehow remains fair. You'll find yourself laughing and cherishing your duplicants one minute just to immediately scold them the next for getting themselves into dangerous or messy predicaments. A great challenge for sure.

It's a classic, never gets old. Great fun with friends, still enjoyable and challenging to play solo.

Incredible narrative experience. Very down-to-earth and believable characters in a very unique and intriguing life situation. The art style and music hooked me in, and the characters, dialogue and story kept me playing even through multiple playthroughs.

The most immersive space simulation I've ever played. The physics engine is a bit wonky at times but still allows for some incredible interactions with the world. Great music and beautiful landscapes across several diverse planets and moons. Developers are still quite active and I don't mind supporting their aesthetic dlcs as long as it means free improvements to the game later down the road.

The one major criticism I have is the game can feel a bit empty at the moment. Mods can fill this void but the game is definitely more focused on your own creations and interactions with the physics engine. Unless you go out hunting the space pirate drones or chasing after the procedural missions, there is not a lot of conflict or challenge to the game aside from the goals you set for yourself; however, this isn't necessarily a bad thing for everyone. I personally like booting up my Earth world to have a relaxing base building simulation, but if you want something more exciting, there is always the option to invite some friends and have some base wars or dogfights.
Incredibly fun and sometimes relaxing game. I hope to see some more wildlife/aliens in the future to make the world feel more alive. 8/10

Incredibly artistic use of a video game. Papers Please creates a very dark, Orwellian atmosphere that will cause the player to address some important points about government and the role of the people within one.

Incredibly fun to play when you have friends to play and coordinate with. There are bugs, unbalanced weapons, some unfair heists, but at the end of the day I always find myself coming back to this marvel of a bank-robbing experience.