Recent reviews by shens

UFO50 is easily my game if the year. Many of the games included are good enough to be their own full priced games.

If you are a fan of retro games or grew up in the 80s or 90s, UFO50 is HIGHLY recommended.

It has been abandoned. Do not purchase. Shame on Paradox for still continuing to sell this even though they shut it down.

I have a Playstation account and I recommend this game to others. Even those without a Playstation account.

Beautiful graphics. Extremely Over-hyped. Incredibly boring gameplay loop at the moment. The AI feels like it is given ridiculous advantage to make up for the fact it doesn't make real towns. The AI will capture 3 or 4 territories before you feel comfortable taking even one.

I blame myself for wasting money on Manor Lords right now. I should have watched someone play it for more than 30-60 minutes. It is honestly really boring watching someone else play a city builder game, so I thought I would have a lot more fun playing it myself. Nope.

It is impressive that one dev was able to do everything they have done thus far, but I fear it will be a long time before it is actually in a state that feels complete or fun.

I was disappointed after about 40 hours of gameplay to learn that the game is not yet complete. It is odd to find that out through areas that seemingly will never unlock, dialog that endlessly repeats, main story quests leading to areas that do not exist yet, relationships being locked for all the underwater people, and seasonal events where characters act like they are dressed in outfits they do not have.

How is this a 1.0 release out of early access. The game is woefully unfinished.

This game has it all. Dwarves. Rocks. Guns. Bugs. If you like wave based shooters or games with mining elements, get this game immediately. Deep Rock Galactic is easily the best game that was brought into Steam Early Access. The developer has been actively and regularly updating the game and adding new features that are far beyond what I expected. ROCK AND STONE!

The game was finally released. It continues to be and still is ABSOLUTELY amazing.

Steam community, please award this game. It truly deserves it.

DuckTales Remastered is a faithful remake of one of the best NES games. This game plays just as well as the original with the same pogo stick, cane slamming action only a grumpy old duck can provide. The new remastered music captures the spirit of the original score. The graphics are fitting for the cartoon that the game is based off of. The voice work can be hit or miss, but it is fun to hear Alan Young one last time as Scrooge McDuck. The only major downside to this game is the cutscenes that will pause the gameplay and force the player to hear a story.

If you were a fan of the original NES game, this is a great purchase.

It is about as fun as playing World of Warcraft in single player mode. Be prepared for towns acting as quest hubs. The graphics look very dated for a game released in 2012. It has your typical fantasy story with about as much depth as the worst JRPG story you can find. The NPC dialog became tiring after the first 20 minutes of the same questions and similar answers. The combat seems interesting at first glance, but it quickly turns into a button mashing contest with ocassional blocking. For better combat and gameplay, buy Dark Souls instead.

Why play Sim City when you can create your own gnome empire? Forage for food, create farms, build workshops, distill beer/wine, raise an army and defend your gnomes. Gnomes are also specialists in mining and digging. Never again get a craving to load up Terraria. These gnomes will do all the hard work in mining for you. Did someone say, "Dwarf Fortress?" I hear it is a lot like that., but also different.

This game is a lot better than it gets credit for. It is a fun spy vs world powers game. If you can pick it up cheap, it will give you a few hours of fun. The dialog options in this game were very fun and it felt like what you were choosing had a big impact on where the story was going. It does the Bioware model better than Bioware.