Recent reviews by A-man

I bought this game yesterday and already have 18+ hours on it.

10/10

No giant space snake.

It's nice

It's ok.

It's nice

He told me not to say it but... Jackpot!

I downloaded this game on a whim. I was eyeing another game just like it called Ancient Cities and thought this would be similar and if nothing else, would get my itch of playing new city building games to stop for a while. How wonderfully wrong I was. This is a robust city building game from the makers of Planetbase, another amazing space city building colony game I played.

You basically play from the early days of human civilizations till the Iron age. Seeing your civilization go from 5 to 100-500 is wonderful as usual. You can both micro manage and macro manage your colony, depending on your play style. I wouldn't call this an easy game but it's definitely a more relaxing one to play. That doesn't mean that the game won't be hard on you if you ♥♥♥♥ up your city planning, but there'll be enough time to lean back and just watch the game progress at 8x the speed. The graphics aren't spectacular, but they're pretty great for an indie game.

I have had little to no bugs in my playthrough till now and the game seems pretty optimized, however - I am using an RTX 2080ti and an i7 6th generation CPU. The game is one of a kind in these days. It's not in early access. Has a ton of gameplay replayability and very thorough research / tech tree. It's not a huge game by any means but what it does, it does very well.

If you're into City Building games, definitely go for this one because it's worth the money.

It's pretty hard to be a jedi and deflect bullets. Looks much easier in the movies.
But ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game is good. First few minutes into it and it just filled me with joy to see a VR world the way i could imagine being inside a video game when I was a kid.

Truly, VR is the next step in immersive gaming. This game nails that.

Just finished the entire game and I've to say, I quite enjoyed it. The story is definitely not something to be amazed at but it does have its moments. The gameplay is nice, your powers have multiple uses. Combat is amazing and the difficulty level is just about right. I played it in normal. The game is also visually very impression, however, Dracula's hair is kinda ♥♥♥♥ looking, that was my only problem with the graphics honestly.
My only real complaints with this game is that there's ♥♥♥♥ tons of QTEs in the game, you even have QTEs while opening doors! However, QTEs can be disabled in the options menu. Also, Keyboard mapping is retarded, the game doesn't tell you that to change the book's pages you need to use Insert and Delete. I had to randomly press all my keyboard buttons to figure that one out because it's not even written in the configuration menu. If you're playing with QTEs "on", the game will not tell you which button to press in the keyboard but will rather tell you which button to press on the gamepad, so you're always looking at the options menu in order to figure out which buttons to press. (For easy access to the keyboard layout, press F1 while in-game.)

Cons:
QTEs everywhere
Game is not keyboard and mouse friendly

Pros:
Great Graphics.
Okay-ish storyline, the game does have it's high moments but it's rare.
Good hack and slash combat with proper difficulty settings.
The game definitely does not hold your hand but you can adjust it that way.
There are demons with boobs!

Nope. Far from what the original game was. Gunz: The duel required skill to play and was a lot of fun. Gunz 2 however, removes all that was fun in the original game and dumbs it down. Sigh, I had high expectations from this game.