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While it does lack some critical map making features at this point in time (such as multiple floors), it is unfinished and has much room for improvement. For the time being it does get the job very nicely, for single story maps and small villages.

It's AI ability to fill rooms is quite helpful for if you aren't sure how to decorate, since it does it for you automatically, and if you don't want the rooms filled with useless clutter, then you can always just disable it.

The map making is 3d and allows for both creative building and terraforming. Would 100% recommend this, and I am excited for future developments.

This 3 Hour Review may not be much to convince, but know that I've already made a decent amount of full scale maps in that time, since it's easy to follow.

Be sure of it that this 3 hour reviewer will have many more coming.

This game has revolutionized the balance game for Mobas with their motto. "If everything is overpowered and broken, nothing is overpowered and broken."

I've played this game more on console than on PC, but here is my take on the game, both Single Player and Multiplayer.

SINGLE PLAYER (10/10)
This game is a masterpiece of design, and is an amazing continuation of the first Portal game that came with the Orange Box. The story is amazing, and the few characters present in the game are absolutely wonderful.

However no game is without it's faults and bugs, including manipulating movement speed through crouch jumping backwards.

MULTIPLAYER (8/10)
Although it can be rather empty at times, making it hard to get all the achievements for the game, the coop is just as good in gameplay as the Single Player experience, having players in situations where they are almost always forced to cooperate. I also adore the Rock Paper Scissors emote. The lack of a noticeable story-line however, does take it down a notch.