Recent reviews by Fungusnor

Almost 100 hours in and I haven't even finished the main story. Sure there are a few bugs along the way but this game is a GEM

A timeless classic.

Easily one of the best "adult" games I've played on Steam. Just the fact that it's possible to play through the entire game without your character having any sexual encounters is amazing (you have to try hard though).

Definitely multiple play-throughs of content, don't be fooled though, it's a somewhat linear game, there are multiple endings.

I love games where you can somewhat directly control how "corrupted" the character becomes. There's a large variety of characters and scenarios. If you have the money for it I'd say go for it.

Okay so I've been spoiled by some really good Sci-Fi Horror games. SOMA and Dead Space are two very good examples of a good survival horror with a story line. First off the game isn't very hard, which I am not complaining about. The environments are very well done also. This was by no means a bad game the only reason I personally am not recommending the game is because of the main thing that appeals to me in survival horrors.

This will be mostly spoilers so please do not continue reading if you plan on purchasing the game.

The story really bothered me, mostly because it was scientific in nature but then it throws in random space magic. Like the protagonists mom was a mathematician but she dealt in like super crazy quantum stuff. She somehow puts herself in another dimension with a necronomicon of some sort?? The protagonist is branded as a child from exposure to it. The technology they are using does not feel futuristic enough for where they are. Like under the entire base is an even bigger lab with a robot army. Like who even built all that stuff? There were a lot of need plot devices that never got used.. I was really hoping at the end you would wake up as your clone, without the brand and get saved. Overall I just wish there was a little more explanation to the lore

I've been following the SCP series on and off since it started. I remember reading SCP entries in homeroom class in high school waiting for class to start.

That being said it's amazing that these free games have been coming out. This game is great and the people you play with really makes the game. I'm excited to see if it gets any additions.

Under the circumstances, I am happy Bethesda was able to put together a functional VR version of Fallout 4. I actually waited to play Fallout 4 until it came out on VR (unfortunatly my brother told me some major spoilers).

My biggest issue was not being able to use scopes, but they patched that.

There are still some graphical glitches and occaisional crashes but overall I'm happy to finally have a AAA title. This is the first VR game that I've used for more that 5 hours (other than VRchat).

I really hope that future releases of any big games will have VR support. Skyrim would be so fun in VR, I'll have to make sure my play area is spotless though, I've hit a stray chair while smacking my enemies with a swatter in VR.

All the pain, all the anger, all the saddness, will be worth it in the end.

Personally I think yes, starmade can be buggy at times but I'm still seeing consistent updates and fixes coming out. I've had a ton of fun so far and I think the good outweighs the bad a lot here.

I've spent many hours playing skyrim and I will spend many more still. This was my go to game when I was offline, which is why I only have 34 hours on record... realisticly I've spent 1000+

Being relativly new to survival games I thought I wouldn't like this game. Once I started playing I got hooked. This game is still constantly changing, seemingly in the right direction. When you play on a high population server it's a whole different world compared to playing on a small server. There are some great modded servers out there too which change the game up quite a bit.