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This DLC is hot garbage. The Chaos Dwarves play terribly. It becomes more of a resource manager than a fun game. Everything is all about balance and its slow going. Then if you lose a base, everything gets destabilized. Some of the units are fun but for the most part its tedious playing them.

This game is very boring. Most of the mechanics are not explained and some are just RNG fiestas. Crafting is a joke, random arrows on champions are never explained and no one seems to know what they even mean. Stats do not mean anything in the long term. The seasons are long and after one or two, you just want a fast foward button because of how slow the game progresses. No clue how anyone could enjoy this for more then an hour or two. It feels very smashed together or unfinished.

Amazing game. Buy it and play with friends. You won't be disappointed. Developers have been way too much time and effort into this game. Amazing company and game. Support them.

Easily going to have 200+ hours in while this game is still EA. Devs are legit. Expect an insane game when its finished. Is there issues? Yes. Will they be fixed? Yes. Is this game worth the price? Yes. Do you have to be good at games or have to try hard to play it? No. You can just do anything you want and enjoy yourself. Fair warning tho that you will start playing and 6+ hours later you will still be playing because there is always one more thing you want to do before you save and quit.

Game looks great and feels great. The multiplayer currently is pretty buggy and drops 90% of the games I have played 20 games online with friends and only finished a single game. Also the AI is all over the place. Pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ since this is the second remake and the AI is still trash.

I was a huge fan of the binding of Isaac games so I bought this one. This game says that it is a "deckbuilding roguelike" with puzzles, but what this game actually is is just a bejewled knockoff. The gameplay is nothing special and sometimes break the game in general(I know this is possible in Isaac but it wasn't right off the bat most of the time). My first and second run through I got an item that gave me mana and then I just used my Punch(?) ability to kill every enemy. No checks to stop it and I honestly had no idea why the combo even worked. It seemed random to me. The Trailers don't show what most of the game is which is sitting there trying to line up 4-5 items of the same type. Its very slow paced and uneventful. Sad to see the direction the series is going since I have spent 100's of hours the other game. Also the fact that they keep saying this is a prequel to Isaac seems like more of a selling tactic then anything to do with the game. The main character's voice is also annoying af.

I really liked the idea of this game. I enjoy upgrade mechanics and the RPGish elements as well. It is very souls like though and that really hurts it imo. The grinding gets repetitive and it feels less skill based and more die and learn. You would probably like this game if you enjoy dodge simulators.

Its a fallout game. Its fun for a few hundred hours before you realise how empty the gameplay really is.

Pros:
-Some nice humor mixed in
-Rewards you for searching everywhere

Cons:
-Leveling system is 100% random skills that make no sense and don't honestly change anything
-Lots of items to choose from, but they don't matter in the slightest and the game gives you the best stuff before the end boss anyways
-Bosses are RNG fiesta. You either get hit with something that wipes half your party or they do something useless that has no effect
-Very very short
-Repetitive walking and a whole lot of doing nothing
-Most of your progress means nothing in the long run
-Need to grind a bit even though its such a short game
-Very strange monster graphics and random monsters (hard to tell whats what)
-Story is very very light
-The End boss took almost an hour to kill and in the end the health bar won't go below 0%. So after the extremely long and boring end fight it turns out you were suppose to lose and some random person just comes in and kills the boss.
Worst ending I have ever experienced in an RPG.
-No resolution options, very bad controls in general. Using Gamepad was terrible in constant zig zag maze conditions.

Ending Thoughts: Just finished this game. I played about half way through the first time and didn't realise it doesn't have auto-save so I lost all my gameplay (games only 3 hours long so no biggy). When I finally came around to finishing the game It was absolutely garbage. I would not recomend this game in any way shape or form. Even on sale, save your money and go buy a pack of gum or something.

Mount and Blade: Warband Review

Mount and Blade is an amazing franchise, but I beleive that Warband takes the cake when it comes to being the greatest. The gameplay is so diverse with options to choose from that the replayability is off the charts. I have made multiple characters and still never even beaten the game. I'm not complaining by any means though. The game just has so many things to do and some many aspects that play a part in how your characters story unfolds.

The game plays like a third person adventure game in which you control an army. The army is customizable for the most part and upgradable (this is an amazing feature). You can have an army full of infantry, archers, or cavalry or a good mix. Your character is also fully customizable, from their sex, fighting skills, choice of armor/weapons, background, loyalty, ect.

The game has a lot to offer people that enjoy medieval fighting, but also could grasp the attention of people that enjoy stratedgy focused fighting. Your army is at your complete control and you may order them around. The army can also auto fight, but this will most likely result in a loss if you are evenly matched (Depending on your units used). The AI is very well done as well and the fights are nothing to laugh at.

Your charcter and army grow with each fight, increasing their skills in battle and being able to upgrade to a more worthy challenge for the enemy. The game's difficulty does get lightened throughout the game but not enough to call it easy. More risks may be taken in battle and even fighting 2 to 1 odds on number of battle participants. This is the time in which you can start laying seige to enemy bases. Numbers account for almost nothing in this mode considering the enemy has large castle walls and seiged based defences.

The goal of the game is to create an empire and eventually go for the crown. You must get lords on your side if you want this outcome. Your reputation is very important in the game. If you attack defenceless villages, you will be known as a coward and weakling. If you uphold the law while staying within a good morale standing, then you will become well liked and people will ask if they can join you. Their are also followers (AI controlled heroes) that will fight in your army and increase the ranks abilities. These people will not always follow a ruthless ruler or a kind hearted one. Every choice has consequences.

TL:DR The game is great. I highly recomend it. Tons of game play value and replayability. Difficulty is always at a good level. Game play is fun and engaging. There is some bugs and late game is a bit out of grasp unless you drop 100's of hours though.