Reseñas recientes de Enoch Powell Gaming

Papers Please has been brought to life in the way it deserves here. With a surprisingly charming story and an atmospheric world. Highly recommend for fans of this kind of game.

Having played the demo and now the full version. It's not without its jank or some bugs, but no other game really does this yet, and they do a very good execution of it. Patience is key, and learning the quirks of the game. After that I've had lots of fun.

This game is currently being review-bombed after the latest update, despite becoming MORE like it is as advertised. I admire the devs for taking a risk in order to make the game what it was always supposed to be.

More and more, as the player-base grew and people got hours into the game, it was slowly becoming a sweaty FPS, with movement mechanics being exploited, rewarding players with counter strike/call of duty reflexes over players who play with their heads. Strategy wise, it very much became a game loop of spawn, sprint, die, repeat. There are plenty of other titles out there if you want that kind of gameplay, but this game was always meant to be something else.

The recent update is a huge step in the right direction, despite its flaws. If the idea of Squad has always appealed to you, but you've never taken the step towards buying, these review-bombs are to be ignored, they're not for the average player.

I feel like I'm 15, built my first PC, and Battlefield 3 just came out. Absolutely addicted to this game. Worth more than the price to anyone who loves battlefield games.

Decent sailing mechanics, love the manual navigation. Really beautiful world. ETS2 but with old sailing ships.

I think the game is more than playable. Feature-lacking and bug-filled, sure, but if you know anything about the story behind this game's development you'd understand why it has taken so long. The price point is pretty high, but inflation is rampant. I wouldn't recommend just yet if you aren't already a fan of Kerbal Space Program. If you're a fan of KSP, there's really no reason not to support KSP2's development.

The weather is such a great addition, and the game is just ridiculously detailed and in-depth farming simulation as always.

Runs like a dream on lower end hardware. Content is cheap and plentiful. Ranked racing is super easy to get into. Force Feedback is great. Definitely get into this instead of iRacing if you like keeping some of your hard-earned money for yourself.

My Summer Car meets House Flipper in a place called Sheffingham, West Berklands, in the 1980s. Incredible vibe, and a decent gameplay experience.

It can be really arcadey and also fairly real depending on what you prefer. There's about a million vehicles and the progression is pretty much never ending.