Recent reviews by FunkmasterPeeps

If you got a nice case of hyperfixation with Factorio...well, meet your new case of it.
Some concepts are still work in progress but so far its been an amazing game.

Don't even bother. You may be able to play for a little while but the game will start crashing constantly, making the game unplayable, even after jumping through all the hoops.

This game had me hooked from the very beginning.
The game is quite ex-squid-it and simply fintastic, and I'm not being koi about it.

Part sea diving and part sushi restaurant manager, it is an oddly relaxing game despite the dangers you may encounter.

Backed this one on Kickstarter and it's one that I'm glad I did.
Owlcat took what they learned from Kingmaker to make this game and it shows.

The story and gameplay improved from its predecessor. New classes/archetypes have been added and are fun to play around with. Army management has been improved and the minigame is akin to Heroes of Might and Magic.

My only real complaint with the game is that you have to deal with creatures w/ spell resistance at a low level making your spellcasters almost useless unless you build them specifically to overcome SR.

If you have the patience to get past the steep, almost cliff-like learning curve for every map and operator and interacting w/ the oh-so-friendly community, then maybe you'll enjoy this game.

If you're like me and don't have the time or patience, I'd move on to something less mentally taxing and toxic.

In it's current state, I can't recommend it.
More often than not I've either had the following issues happen:
- Cards sticking to the cursor, rendering me unable to do absolutely anything other than quitting the hand
- Card stacks that will not move, like having a Q-J-10-9 that I can't move to an open K
- Unable to make what are valid Solitaire/Freecell moves: for example, moving a 5 of Hearts onto a 6 of Clubs.

Because of these 2 issues, I've been stuck in the same area, unable to progress. The levels I did manage to complete took any number of times to complete while hoping not to run into any of the issues mentioned above.

A modern take on an old-school classic.

Loved D1 and clocked in many hours, but from the launch of D2, I was put off by the game. I owned it, but never really played it. That is, until Shadowkeep released. Since picking up the expansions, I haven't been able to put the game down.

EDIT: After clocking in more playtime, it dawned on me that most of my time was spent grinding bounties...and that's it. Doing the same tasks day in and day out. Combined w/ the fact that now half of the content has been sunset, I can't bring myself to keep playing this.

I've gave this game a chance multiple times throughout the past few years, and every single time I play about 2 or 3 games and uninstall. It just isn't that fun.
Most of the games I've played, I've spent more time walking/driving to the safe area, hardly ever seeing combat. The times I do see combat, its because somebody saw me and sniped me from an ungodly distance. You know, because half the group you're playing against is hacking.

And f*** Tencent, those Chinese bastards.

This game sure knew how to hype itself up, but it just couldn't deliver. The videos set the expectations, but once you start playing it, reality sets in and what you see isn't quite what you get.

Expectation: Fast paced shooter, running around and blasting everything in sight.
Reality: Progressing forward to the next batch of enemies, then backtracking to line them to shoot them.

Expectation: Weapons that cause widespread destruction and mayhem.
Reality: Weapons that might as well be nerf guns.

Expectation: Enemies that are unique and punishing.
Reality: 6 models that are just reskinned for each level, almost all of them melee-based, who bee-line right for you, resulting in the aforementioned running backwards...a lot.

Like many, expected this game to be in homage to the FPS's of old like Doom and Quake. Like many, disappointed that it doesn't.