Recent reviews by ratchetfox

Simple, sadistic, and delightfully despondent dungeon crawler. If you want to watch the hours slip by with, "just one more run..." then give it a try!

This game is the most faithful rendition of Hell since Jean-Paul Sartre's 1944 play No Exit . If you crave ever more FNAF lore, then this is definitely for you; you belong here. Forever.

You probably already know exactly where you stand on this whole franchise. I will be brief and only speak in comparison to the first game:

The sequel is definitely more challenging than Five Nights at Freddy's. There's more to keep track of and far more hostility from the "...children of the night. What music they make!"

I surely felt agony and frustration on Night 5, but I still managed to have a good time. I've finished it now, and will soon start the next in the series. I think these indie games are worth their modest price several times over in terms of pure fun.

Peace, Love, and Jumpscares,

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ratchetfox

Pros

• Low price
  
• More trucks, more roads to explore
  
• Mac is a first-class platform
  
• Active Community Hub.

Cons

• Not true to US Interstate System's form & function
  
• Limited content available so far
  
• Poor detection of Steam Controller
  
• Cops

I've had hours and hours of fun playing this game. I've found the Community Hub to be helpful whenever I do encounter something to complain about. The developers are hard at work to deliver new content soon, which is what I'm looking forward to the most. The bug fixes can wait, I want more states!

This is my favorite "flightless simulator" game.

I was born in Nürnberg, Germany but moved away while I was still too young to remember anything. My home garage is there and it's fun to vicariously enjoy Germany's roadways and scenery.

Uplink is an accurate representation of what "black hat" hacking is really like. In the movies.