Recent reviews by LethalSalad

Is good

Really fun to try to figure out. I especially liked how you could genuinely notice yourself getting betting at intuiting the 4d geometry, especially when you start playing the second gameplay mode you unlock after you beat the story.

Really fun time. Not an extreme amount of gameplay, (Finished the storyline and will probably squeeze around 10 hours extra out) but I was definitely enjoying myself the entire time.

Yes. Just buy it. It's not the type of game you play for hundreds of hours without actually knowing if you're having fun or not. Instead you can play for 50 hours spread around multiple years, but those will be some of the best 50 hours you've had playing games.

Just make sure you start with the first one, lest the already non-linear, seriously convoluted story will go completely over your head.

I have found god

Is good game. The age sometimes shows a bit, but overall it really holds up, even on a graphical level

I originally pirated this game. Having completed the entire story, I still ended up buying it.
I even played a little purely so I could leave a positive review.
I feel like that should say enough about the quality of the game.

Praise Geraldo

It's a pretty good game, though the power gap between online and offline is a bit big. (E.G. the strongest offline grenade launcher is a semi-auto with mediocre ammunition, while when playing offline you can obtain one that fires an entire volley capable of clearing a massive area in one shot)

The only reason you should ever get this game is because of the CoOp, which can occasionally be fun. The movement is jagged, there is a mouse acceleration you can't disable, the story is bad, (the type of story where they go all 'oh no ...-character died, how sad' while you just don't give a ♥♥♥♥ about him,) the tutorials are nonexistent, forcing you to go into the keyboard configuration screen pretty often the first hour in order to find out how you're supposed to do some things, (which is just stellar for immersion,) there is no visible logic as to when the game checkpoints, so there's a pretty big chance they game will checkpoint you right after you get discovered, (after it didn't checkpoint the first five times you broke concealment at the exact same location,) forcing you to restart the entire mission if you want to do something stealthily, and the sniping, the whole point of the game, isn't even that satisfying. It's way more fun to run in with a silenced pistol and silently massacre everyone.

It's a fun game. It's a crappy Fallout, but it's still a fun game. I originally pirated it, but decided to buy it after realising I had a save with over 100 hours of saved playtime. That should say enough.
There is a pretty big issue though if you start modding: There will be a lot of updates that only add something for the Creation Club, so if you're not interested in wasting 5 dollars for a single weapon mod, they add nothing of value, and you have to wait for the modding tools to update to the newest version. The only way to solve this is by selecting "update on startup" and only ever play it from the EXE, not the shortcut steam creates. This means it won't update automatically, however you will constantly have a reminder in your downloads, which you'll sometimes accidentally select, forcing you to wait for the newest update of any modding tools again.