Recent reviews by Nameloc

At first I thought I was clever, and had discovered all the secrets in the opening area.
I was wrong. Very wrong. Even for a meticulous secret-finder / easter-egg collector like myself, I could only find about half of the eggs and maybe 1/3 of the rabbits.

Probably took like 6hrs to the (first) ending, then another 2hrs desperately trying to explore and find everything else.
There's probably dozens of more hours in here if you wanted to naturally discover everything. One of my favorite chill games of all time.

With a full-time job, being a full-time student, married and with a toddler I don't have much free time.
But you can sure as heck bet that whatever free time I may have goes straight to Factorio.
It's basically the best game I've ever played. My only regret is not purchasing it for myself earlier.

I wish I could delete this from my Steam library. I got it for free as part of a bundle Amazon had...

I've been following Rocketcat Games for years now, since their early iOS days...
While I had been thoroughly disappointed in that they weren't making games for PC, I was thrilled when the kickstarter released for this game.

Sadly, I didn't have the funds to back it at the time, although it's great to see a kickstarter game that actually gets finished.

The game is really great. It's tough, like every rogue-like Rocketcat game.
Randomness sometimes doesn't seem too random, seems to give dull loot and dull character encounters. Especially when you modify the save files and find out what in all is actuall IN this game.

In the end, I wish there was more to the game, but I am still very satisfied with my purchase. The devs seem to be continuously adding. Highly recommend this game.

Developers practically gave up on this game to keep up with the crash-grab that is HumbleBundle.

This game is addicting and fun, up until you feel like you have mastered it, which can take about 40-60 hours.
Highly recommend it.

This game is really fun. Especially with friends.

Granted, you'll honestly spend more time running to and from destinations than being confronted with Zombies... It's still a great game.

If you've got friends who own this game, and a medium to high-end gaming computer, I highly recommend this game.

I bought this veyr soon after it was released on Steam.
It was an impulse buy, however I do not regret it.

My biggest regret is not owning a tablet; Be it a drawing tablet like the Wacom Bamboo, or a Tablet PC.
The only negatives I can think of would be that it can crash from time to time, depending on certain actions. For me, it was quickly hitting undo and creating a new layer directly after. I've got out of that habit, and have yet to have it crash on me.
Two other negatives would be the limited zoom, up to 100%, and the limited layers, up to 8.

Saving your work is REALLY quick. On my computer, it happens in less than a second.
Brushes are extremely expendable. Create and share your own, download some from others, certain brushes will react to velocity and pressure, etc.

One really neat mode is how you can use the color of an image.
Essentially, when doing this, BlackInk is acting as a photo-filter, and only applies the filter wherever you paint.
This can create some really cool photos and effects; Although if you're planning on 'filtering' an entire photo with a specific style of brush, it'll take a while. (Since it's all by hand.)

All in all, this is a great program.
Granted that it only has two tools: The brush and eraser.
It's still really great for doodling around. It would be very ideal for someone with a tablet... Not so much for mouse-only users.

Overall, I highly recommend it to artists.

Very promising.

The only true downside, so far, is that the game can get pretty laggy with 24 cars.
It's expected with the level of detail and desctruction, though.
Besides this, the only other con I can think of is the name.

Destruction is great, although currently it feels as if the front end of the vehicle is a little too destructable for me. (Extremely easy to mangle it up with a small collision.)
Even though I can only base this off of from what I've seen from having been in multiple car crashes, and viewing quite a few first hand; it's still just my opinion. Doesn't take away from the quality of the game, nor does it make the destruction any less realistic.

I would say look into the game first, and if racing/ heavy descrution sounds like a game for you, then it's probably worth the buy.

You're looking for a recommendation.
Will you find it?

You're looking for an awesome game.
Will this be it?

You're looking for answers, yet question if this is truely the recommendation for that.
Would I be here, now, typing away at something with a positive recommendation if it were not a good game?
Is it possible that I, the typist, the recommender, the guidance through an unforseen title, am not the one in control of this recommendation?
Would it be entirely possible that by the act of reading this recommendation you are now subjectively reconsidering your purchase?
What is the point of this game anyways? What is the point of considering such a question?
Is this game amazing, or is it lacking perfection?

This. This is the only possible way I can and can not recommend The Stanley Parable.