Recent reviews by average_liberty_distributor

I highly recommend this game. I got burnt out on PVP and trolling over the years. This game has neither of those. It's a PvE ONLY game with random level generation. Sure, some team members suck but everyone works together to get loot.

Every member of the team has a different support tool. Shoot flares to light up the area,use a zipline for everyone to traverse a pit, drill anywhere in a level, and utilize platforms for steps or blocking off tunnels.

It's fun at first, but quickly becomes a grind. Not just a dungeon crawling grind, but a shopkeeper grind as well.

I would tell my friends it's fun but it gets old fast.

This game was fun at first, but then you realize that you need to start adding the same scenarios over and over to make completion of the quest possible. The dice never seem to be in your favor, unless you are extremely buffed.

Honestly there's no reason to keep playing this if the scenario repetition is needed to succeed in some missions. Taking the path of least resistance is what gamers usually do, just like electricity. Why would you add incredibly annoying cards that nobody is going to use and does not affect you enough to boost your chances of succeeding? You've got to love the game in order to put yourself though that level of pain. The game isn't lovable enough before giving you these ♥♥♥♥♥♥ situations.

Be a gamer and take the path of least resistance, skim over this one

For real, it's like Left for Dead but primarily melee and in a high fantasy setting. Some days it is extremely satisfying to cut down hordes of small rat people. I prefer this game over L4D, mainly because of the setting and the customization options. The three classes to each character, as well as choice of weapon, add replayability. If you get it down right you can go through chopping off heads at a certain angle with one swing. Extremely satisfying.

Isometric Cyberpunk Stealth game. Its a combination of Assassin's Creed and Dishonored, in a Blade Runner setting. The greatest killer was death by heights, I died so many times from misjumps, but it really didn't dissuade me from enjoying this game. It is not linear, as I did the thing I normally do, which is get distracted by exploring and sidequests, and by the time I finished the game I understood how to play so well that the majority of story conflicts were resolved quickly. You can run and gun if you want but it's much more fun to methodically kill everyone in the area, in my opinion. I'd been looking for something like this for a very long time, and I'm excited to hear they are making a sequel.

I'm not a fan of grinding, and this game is heavy on it. I would not recommend this game to any of my friends. I gave it some time to try and let it take off, but it never did.

I would recommend this game. I received this as part of a bundle and was pleasantly surprised.

There is partial replay value because of the initial run to grab different supplies, but the problems you run into are reused. This allows you to know whether or not to send people out, or to use up an item.

It's a casual game after the little intense part of grabbing whatever you can get your fat hands on.

Personally, I would wishlist it and pick it up when it's on sale.

I highly recommend this game. It is exactly what I've been looking for in this genre. The only issue I have is that it literally sucks days out of my life.

You definitely need to not reload every time you get beaten down and robbed. Some characters will die because they all suck at first, move on. Replace the limbs of the ones you've grown mildly attached to and continue.

Entire towns can glitch and the population is removed, but some of the supplies regenerate. Awesome for looting, but feels unfair.

Seeing my character get mercilessly beaten, laying there crippled and without food in a recovery coma is very humbling,

I just cannot personally recommend this game. It is incredibly short and meant to be replayed in different fashions. Before my character can begin blossom it's over.

The skill tree system is excellent, there is just a lack of story and side missions to really feel like you are actually doing anything. You join a faction, and after 4-5 short missions you're at endgame.

I picked this up game because I'm a fan of the isometric turn-based combat genre. I'm not a fan of replaying the same handful of missions with a different skill build. Being funneled into endgame by numerous NPC factions in one playthrough was a big letdown for me. There was really no choice.

I mean I could recommend this game for being the $4 I paid for it, but I would rather tell you to save your money and buy a title that has an incredible storyline with a lot of explorable content.

It was like you were about to finish, almost there, on the verge, and then they get up and leave and it's over. You know deep down that if you try again, it'll be a little different but the same damn ending over and over. Just listen to me and don't get the gamer blue balls. You're not gonna bust over this one.

A jump into a roll has never been harder.