Recent reviews by Almerok20

Great game that can be played at your own pace. Innovative mix of game-play elements, bringing the indie style alive with humor and adventure.

Great game with a lot of room for improvement. CDPR also brought it to mobile. Don't get it on mobile, at least for now. It's amazingly frustrating as the interaction is glitchy.
The game itself furthermore has a good feel and brought something new to the strategic card game world with the duel rows as TES:L did with duel lanes.
So it offers diversity for you to enjoy if you are over Hearthstone, TES:L and/or MTGA/O.
You can play without spending any money to enjoy it with or without friends.

It's a classic 2D action game, but with so much depth!
I got the same feeling from years ago (playing Minecraft), having so many possibilities and routes to take and things to focus on - all advancing your game! The graphics seem to add to the game, not making you feel like it needs to be anything more. Character customisation will always be fun, in Regions of Ruin, you'll not be disappointed. Creating your own playstyle as you level up makes it an even more personal journey to enjoy!
Overall, this game (even without regarding it not being expensive at all), is a win!

Rich in action. And the open-world freedom allows you to go where you want and do what you want all while upgrading gadgets and getting your hands dirty. There is are a lot of collectables and things to get side-tracked by if you do not just want to play the story-line. All-round a very good game, even the driving-experience and - controls are very well done. The game might feel a bit too long, but you control the pace at which you advance.

Inaccurate hit-boxes...but I still play the game... :/

Low Space Requirement
High Fun Containment

Classic especially at LANs

Hi Guys

This game is fantastic! Under water exploration, open world and (if you like being thrown into the DEEP END) no tutorial!
It forces you to really explore and find out what you can interact with. The main action in the game is swimming and crafting. Awesome graphics and with night-and-day cycles, it just gets better.
Build underwater bases and even vehicles so swim and explore in. And just as you seem to get a hold of the game and explore further...something else comes out of the deep...sometimes its just interesting flora...sometimes fauna...

It is terrible...or my expectation was too high.

Gameplay is good if you like walking around in an office and back-alleys of it and through service corridors of buildings while a narrator makes jokes, some of which are funny, from time to time.

No action, no real interaction. Just limited choice.

What an awesome game!

I played Oblivion, Fallout 3 and then Fallout NV. At first I was annoyed by the similar graphics to Fallout 3 and stopped playing. Later, when I retook and advanced in the game I enjoyed it more than thought I would! A lot of similar gameplay might bore you if you have played Fallout 3 too recently, but I really enjoyed the added detail and interaction and smarts needed to complete some of the New Vegas Quests.
Using campfires, workbenches and hot plates etc. really adds an extra thrill [and reward] to the game if you persist in learning the trade and focussing on the "perks" of crafting and enhancing items and spending some points on Medicine and Survival, rather than unloading on Guns, Barter, Speech and/or Lockpicking for example.

Overall, I'd give it a 1 to 2-point higher rating than Fallout 3.

Get it and enjoy!