Recent reviews by Jahu

For those who loved Dungeon Keeper, this game is for you. There are a few bugs to be worked out... and I believe the game probably should have stayed in Beta for a few months longer to work them out. It's small things really, information about units/tiles which isn't fully there, no capability for more than 2+ opponents in multiplayer/skirmish and the odd random crash due to things I'm not even sure of. These however are being worked on by the Dev's from what I can read.

But the game itself is still pretty good regardless of all that I've mentioned. A plethora of minions, the voice over/game tutor with attitude, the spells and good use of the Unity engine presents the game in a very graphically pleasing way. It's a very worthy spiritual successor to Dungeon Keeper that's for sure... and if like myself you still have a bad taste in your mouth from EA's attempt to milk money from the name, this should help wash it away.

I'd be lying though if I would call this a "complete game". As I said earlier, it probably could've done with staying in Beta a little while longer and I have a feeling you'll feel the same if you buy this game now. That being said I would still recommend it, it is very deserving of your money, but be prepared to ignore a few incomplete aspects of the game.

This game is absolutely amazing. I've had it on my Steam account for a few months and I've never really bothered to play it, well... until about 2 hours ago. It reminds me somewhat of Future Cop L.A.P.D. Just... more awesome weapons and a pretty sweet selection of maps. I've not yet tried multiplayer, but if single player is anything to go by I'd guarantee it's awesome. Definitely buy this.

If you played the original Planetside, then this game is probably already on your Steam list and installed. If not, the best way I can describe it is by paraphrasing what my friend said about it; "It's pretty much the first level of Allied Assault 24x7". I tend to agree, it's warfare on a massively epic scale and the idea that I'm a grunt in the middle of something a lot bigger than me is something I've missed, since Planetside's subscription base died down and I stopped playing. Now it's back, bigger and better than ever and it's F2P. What's stopping you from playing it, really?

If you played the original, then hopefully, you'll be pleased to know this is pretty much a carbon copy of it. Which isn't a bad thing, either. Atmospheric, drastically different styles of gameplay for each team and pretty awesome graphics make for a game worth buying. It's the perfect companion for when you're busy with work and need a quick 20 minute burst of entertainment.

The best game in it's genre (MOBA). It's competitive, requires you to pay attention and pick up strategies/skills/tactics regarding the different heroes available in the game, which means every game you play is different. The graphics aren't bad to look at and the only real downside is that the community is littered with know-nothing know-it-alls.