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95% Overwhelmingly Positive rating at the time of this posting, and after playing, I can see why it's well earned. The game is gritty and reminiscent of an older super nintendo style top-down game, but the mechs and mechanics are so well done it keeps it fun and engaging. There's way more depth to this than the videos do justice to it.

I'm not a huge fan of retro style games, so I was really on the fence if I'd like this game or not. The gameplay itself is just fun enough, the maps are erlatively small so far to keep the action moving, and they did a good job building lore into it if that's your thing.

Plus, you literally can destroy everything but the walls confining the maps. What's not to like?

After several hours into the game, I am totally blown away by how good this game is. Sure, there are a dime a dozen flash games and mobile games on making bridges, and most of them are awful. This isn't one of them. The mechanics are simple enough (with a half a dozen build items) but the physics are great, and the levels keep becoming a greater challenge. I've spent a lot of my time redesigning bridges to go for a high score (tweaking them until I make them simpler and simpler), and I'm only like 20 levels in out of 100+, and that doesn't even count the community made stuff!

Anyway, if you really love the android bride builders or flash games, this is totally worth the price.

Wasn't for me. Unfortunately I was looking for some kind of a building game and having fun getting to try to build ancient monuments. Instead what you get is an extremely wacky puzzle game with jetpacks and trampolines. It's fun in its own right, but this is a puzzle game and should have never been described as a "physics-based construction simulator" even thought it said it was historically "inaccurate."

Loved the original one on the browser, bought it again on mobile, and really am enjoying the hell out of 3 on PC. I've pretty much not touched Witcher 3 since I got this. It's that good.

What really made this game great was mods. After nearly 4 years and an expansive mod community, Skyrim was really great in the terms of value you saw added to this game, and it's really what kept this game relevant this long. While I understand and agree that some modders may want to cash in on their work, the current implementation of this is poorly done.

The fact that it's been so poorly curated (we're already seeing junk mods for $99.99 being added) is fracturing the community. Modders are seeing their work ripped off and sold without their knowledge, and some mods require other mods to work. When mods like SkyUI go up behind paywalls (it already is becoming premium only) it's breaking several other mods which rely on SkyUI as a backbone. It's turning modders against modders and modders against gamers, and to top that all off, the modders who are putting out paid mods are making Valve and Bethesda rich for their own hard work.

The current mess that the state of this game is in makes it not worth my recommendation. If the current paid mods fiasco was implemented in a way that makes any sense, I might reverse my rating.

I feel a little weird putting a review on this, but I have to, and I have to give it a big thumbs up. All in all it totally blew me away at how much attention to detail and polish was put in this game. All characters are fully voiced, the dialogue and scripts are well done (the personalities between the girls really come out), and the graphics are colorful and fantastic. Even when I thought I had maybe beaten the game, it added even more surprises (and more characters). The puzzle mode is also fun but not too complicated. It's also a very real puzzle mode, they're not just handing you a free win. Even on easy (and I'm still not sure what the difference in the difficulty levels are) I found myself having to carefully plan my moves and my power-up items.

Oh, and there's boobs. I know that's what you came for, and admittedly, so did I, but there's surprisingly a well-polished and fantastic game behind it.

As much as I'd like to like this game (and I do), I can't support it due to several glaring problems.

The first is how expensive everything is. It certainly strikes me as pay to win, it takes hours grinding up even individual mods, and to top it off, they depreceate and must be repaired, or special ammo types must be replenished. It's a game that has too many rewards for paid players, and as someone who really has no problem spending money on games, the fact that it was trying to force me to do it so much turned me off pretty quickly.

There also seems to be a lack of guns, and moreso because beyond 2 guns you can get initially (the semi-automatic rifle or the smg) the rest are trapped behind paywalls or level-ups that will take days if not weeks to obtain. Not enough choice beyond having a hamburger or a cheeseburger.

Finally, the matchmaking is very poor, and that's why I can't recommend the game. Several times tonight I was put on teams with people rank 1-3 against people ranked 7+. They clearly outgunned the teams, had access to things like tanks (when no one on my team even had access to anti-tank weapons), and could just camp objectives with tanks and we ended up losing very quickly. When I first came to the game, the Nazi's lost 9 games in a row, even when I played as Nazi's and had k/d ratios of 5:1 (and pushing objectives). The game isn't well balanced.

As far as positives, the combat itself is great. A minimal HUD lends well to the long distance combat. Shooting is difficult and takes patience, skill, and a steady hand. The maps are well done and many times I had a great time fighting big battles over objectives, with a constant back and forth attack/defend going on in the domination style skirmish mode. Even though you only get two weapons by default, both of them perform really well at their role, and seem well balanced.

All in all, this looked like such a great addition to the WW2 FPS style genre, but it really falls flat with balancing issues in matchmaker and pay to win access to skills and weapons. As much as I want to love it, it still needs work.

Going to have to leave it a Not Recommended for now. Game only crashes to desktop upon launch. Was also seeing sporadic crashes during games as well. Always get an error saying my display driver had crashed, and I use the latest display drivers from Nvidia with a 780 Ti.

Honestly though, this is an awesome game. The tank combat is much like World of Tanks, but the plane combat is really well done and relatively easy to control. Definitely the plane combat is the highlight of the game, it's really well done, with tons of variety in weapons and plane types. I've really enjoyed playing this game and socked a lot of hours into it since I started playing in the last two weeks.

But I can't recommend it if it doesn't work.

EDIT: Last patch seemed to fix my crashing issue. Back to recommended!

Forget the anti-COD circlejerk. This is a polished game with very few bugs, one of the best CoD games they've put together. The multiplayer is just what CoD is known for, smaller maps with consistant action and good objective based team play on game modes like Blitz and Domination. There's some great new game modes like Search and Rescue (think of Search and Destroy only you can revive your teammates), Bliz (which is like a CTF mode but you only need to make it to the enemy base), and they've added all the old favorites like TDM and even Gun game. There's also a few squad based co-op modes worth checking out, and a pretty decent singleplayer, with over the top Michael Bay explosions, overly dramatic world ending storyline, and playable dogs!

It's worth checking out. To be completely objective, the one problem the game has it that it does suffer from hackers, there' quite a few in multiplayer. While outright hacking like aimbots and shooting through walls is exceedingly rare, wall hacking is pretty common. Fortunately most of these people are terrible even if they're wall hacking and you can frag them all the same, so it's typically not completely gamebreaking, but can be frustrating.

Thinking about buying this game? Do it. I was actually quite impressed with it, it includes some overall meta-game elements (like managing a trucking company with several trucks and hiring drivers to drive them) but also does a fantastic job with an expansive open world that I've barely had a chance to explore. Keep in mind that time is sped up significantly (because it's a game, I don't actually want to simulate what it's like to drive for 16 hours on a single haul) so some of my short hauls only take around 5-10 minutes and some of the longer ones can take 20+ (and I have barely scratched the surface on leveling up long-haul delivers). The level-up system keeps newer and more challenging (and fun) jobs right around the corner (with better rewards!) and also allows you to customize your truck, or buy a better one.

All around, Euro Truck Simulator is way more fun than driving a semi truck actually sounds like it would be.