Évaluations récentes de The Space Ferret

Even after the update and name change, it's still the same bad game as it's always been. Buy DIno D-Day and/or Primal Carnage instead. Both are much better dinosaur games.

For some reason, my review got 'deleted' even though I could still read the comments, and it was marked 'not recommended' instead of 'recommended.' No idea what happened there, so this is my 'second' review.

Naturally, I do highly recommend this game. It's the best 'driving' (you don't race in it) game I've ever played. Initially I was turned off by this game because of the whole 'truck' thing. I love the idea of travelling hundreds of miles on an open-ended map, but I don't care much for trucks. I'd rather drive a car. That said, I tried out the demo (hey, I've got nothing to lose) and got hooked immediately.

While still not a totally realistic simulation of a truck driver, I learned that driving a truck is nothing at all like driving a car but I had gotten used to it quickly (gotta go wide when turning).

The best part of the game is when you're actually out on the road. With your own MP3s playing (or one of the many radio streams you can turn on), and miles of open road in front of you, ETS 2 is the ultimate game to unwind. If you're all stressed out (from work, etc), play this game. There's no aliens to kill, or kittens to run over. It's just you chilling out in your truck (with your cargo if you have a delivery) while singing Animaniacs songs (no really, that's one of the music I listen to while on the road) off key.

Rain effects are really good, although there's no other types of weather. The maps aren't exact representations but they are perfectly balanced enough so that those long jobs (say from Warsaw to Aberdeen) don't feel that long.

Cities aren't that interesting, but you rarely spend much time in any anyway, as you're mostly on the road. Going East (the DLC) adds much improved cities though,

Some of the roads are questionable, and there's no penalty for delivering cargo earlier than the scheduled time, which are some of the little flaws in an otherwise excellent package.

Form your own truck company, buy trucks and hire drivers to drive those trucks. Expand by buying garages for your company. Take deliveries and earn experience and money, or simply drive around in free roam and let your drivers do all the work.

Ignore all the people who scoff at this game. I haven't heard of anyone in forums, etc, who, after playing the demo, -didn't- buy it afterwards. It's engrossing and the relaxation factor is high. SCS Software has been making truck driving games for years, so they sure know what they're doing. ETS 2 is the best of them all.

P.S. American Truck Simulator is in the works. If it's anything like ETS 2, it will be yet another excellent game.

A perfect 'time waster' game if you need to play something for a few minutes. It's essentially a rogue-like with some strategic elements where you find artifacts/lifeforms to take back home (for money), weapons/shields/etc to outfit your ship (and any allies you may acquire) with, and battle with hostile races. Will you return home in time to reap the rewards and retire, or will you end up as space dust in a battle gone horribly wrong?

A totally random adventure in a wagon with you and two friends. You could get eaten by wolves, gored by buffalo, singed by a dragon, shot at by bandits, and even your inner demons could kill you. Highly recommended if you enjoy random super wagon adventures.

Played this game to death on the Vita. I prefer authentic pins over fantasy-ish pins where lots of stuff appear on the table which can't be done on an actual pin (Sierra's 3D Ultra Pinball series, Pinball FX 2, etc), although I still play those pins sometimes.

Aside from the Pro Pinball series, TPA is one of the best pinball games I've ever played, especially when you consider all the tables were digitized from actual real tables. That brings me great joy, as I never once went to the arcades when I was younger and thus have never played any of these pins. I am happy there's at least one company out there willing to keep the legacy of pinball alive.

One of the best zombie games I've ever played. Different from most others, and you have to manage relationships in addition to surviving, Customization makes the game fun, where you can turn your friends (or enemies) into survivors for your games.

If you like more unrealistic pinball tables, Pinball FX 2 is a lot of fun, although I prefer more authentic pinball tables such as the ones that will appear in The Pinball Arcade.

Thunder Wolves is a great throwback to the arcade games in the 90s. It plays like a re-imagining of the (tough as nails) Strike series from EA (Desert Strike, Jungle Strike, etc). Just head out and blow sh** up in 13 action-packed levels. There needs to be more games like this.

While it's no Oregon Trail, this new zomibifed take of the classic still makes this game worth playing if you're a fan of the original game.

A really cool game that plays like Dungeon Keeper 'Lite' mixed with Minecraft. You can't go wrong with dwarves.