Recent reviews by no4u

Factorio’s a game you can lose endless hours on building, improving, and building again in. I’ve never had a better time spent increasing efficiency.

DRG is a great game for playing with a group of friends to dive into the unknown depths mining for loot. It's a very satisfying gameplay loop filled with progression and continual updates from the developers!

Forts is great for finding the best ways to destroy your friends hopes and dreams!

I've lost countless hours to Payday 2 when it originally came out on Xbox 360. While the game died on consoles Overkill has kept the community running for 3 years. It's had ups and downs with the inclusion of questionable features but has had fantastic revisions with skill trees and accessability to new players.

I keep expecting to get let down with this game. Every now and then I stop to think that there's incomplete content that the developer is still working on or locked behind a paywall waiting for my wallet to let it's guard down but there isn't. There's places blocked off from the beginning and I'll google them wondering, "is this content incomplete and I have to wait to get it?" and every single time the case was things that come later in the year based on the more I play.

With all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of early access and games being released before they're complete, all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of shoving DLC down our throats until we choke just trying to enjoy a game, or any ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ practices developers do when they're greedy money mongers can't be found here. ConcernedApe put his blood, sweat, tears, and maybe a few other things into this game and released it only needing slight tweaking small bugs that testers couldn't discover on a small scale. Should you buy this game? If you like the genre, absolutely. If you're looking for a good entrance on PC to the genre of farm/small town simulator then absolutely as well.

Oh I almost forgot: 10/10 would dig through trash cans for trash like the hobo again.

The poor man's rust.

If you are looking for a recreational game to play, don't get Transistor.

If you are looking to own a beautiful piece of art, you better drop everything and buy Transistor.

Banished is everything a person could want out of a simple town simulation game with all the aspects many other games should follow. The simplistic nature and calming atmosphere immerse a player within their own world. With no balance of scaling the game other than starting conditions and the world around it, every town is a challenge of balance and survival through winter. Definitely worth the buy if you enjoyed any city building game, as it stands out from the crowd by getting game mechanics right.

Having beaten the game on Xbox, the experience was something unlike any other side-scrolling action game I've played. In its hand painted fantasy world, Elysian is brought to life in an experience of plot twists and unexpected turns that shows the beauty art can put into a game.

Gameplay is flawless and the challenge to return through the game on its hardest mode is more than worthwhile to complete and collect the 12 companions.

I recommend this title to any of my friends and anyone really to journey into Dust's world.

Every time I boot up the game I'm greeted with stunning visuals, an immersive storyline and casting an oustanding voice actor and soundtrack. I've found myself replaying the game from the standard modes and creating a devastating challenge in utilizing the game's idols create a new depth of gameplay to survive the enslaught enemies bring. I highly recommend purchase of the game and learning the tale of the late Caelondia.