Recent reviews by Nohus

A great game with amazing visuals, awesome voice acting, and an incredible story. My only issue is that it was probably a bit long, otherwise it was a perfect wrap up to Amicia and Hugo's story. It's advertised as taking 15 hours, but I think it is easily double that.

I mirror a lot of the complaints others have about the unskippable cut scenes/dialogue, however that really is my only complaint about the game aside from possibly the variety of ships.

I'll start by saying there really is no other game like this out there, and certainly none that come even close to the quality of this game. The characters are engaging, the story is interesting, the music is incredible, and the actual gameplay is really solid.

I'd imagine it can probably get repetitive for some people, but for me it's the perfect game to chill out to while watching a movie or something, it's relaxing and a bit therapeutic slowly chipping away at these huge ships until there's nothing.

The absolute largest ships maybe take 1-2 hours to take apart, if that. There are multiple different classes of ships with there being maybe half a dozen different types per class. I would love it if there were more, but the developers apparently are fairly limited by the engine/creation process of these ships. Modders have also indicated that the process is extremely difficult.

Overall, if you like the job sim/slow progression type games this is probably going to be a great fit for you, I loved it and I'm sad that I finally managed to play all the way through and finish it.

I was gonna write a whole long review, but nobody would care. This game is addictive, you spend thousands of hours chasing adrenaline highs. Eventually you start getting bitter and angry and it starts to leak out into your personal life.

Valve has made some horrendous decisions that have crippled this game and, without saying it, have put it on life support.

This is possibly the least friendly game for beginners ever made. The learning curve is absolutely unbelievable, I genuinely have no idea how I learned it in the first place. This, over time, has caused the overall experience level of the playerbase to rise. Fewer new players + continuously improving existing players = an overall more skilled playerbase. This in turn makes it more difficult for new players to start. Old players get worn out and stop playing, and there's nobody to replace them. The playerbase (at least in NA), feels like it's dwindled to just tryhards. I'm no longer able to have fun playing the game.

I could go on and on but there's no real point. Stay away from this game and do something more productive. Go play some D&D, read a book, paint stuff I dunno just don't play Dota.

It was, at it's peak, the best game ever made. It's now just a home for people that have nothing better to do.