Recent reviews by tiberius

Great factory game. The scale, quality, and overall development thought makes this stand out from the rest.

Satisfactory is more geared toward causal play because conveyors can clip through objects. It also allows vertical growth. These two features allow the player to make really messy spaghetti. Most games do not allow clipping and poorly built layouts can trap players. Satisfactory embraces the thought stream you throw at it.

Resources do not run out in Satisfactory, This allows the player to keep inefficient early factories in play, where in other games, like Factorio, these factories have a limited lifespan.

Another causal element of Satisfactory is invulnerable production lines. Some games are meant to have an external enemy that punishes unproductive inefficient players. Satisfactory allows players to be free and at the end not suffer a setback.

Out of Factorio, Shapez.io, modded Minecraft. and this. I would recommend Satisfactory.

Verdict: Buy it

This game will crash or soft lock more often than not. Its saving grace is that it will auto save often enough that you can make up lost progress fairly fast. So for the average gamer whom won't compromise unless the experience is perfect, DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. For people who know what they are getting into, this is a great diamond in the rough.

Why is this is a great game? Graphics, presentation, and music are very good. It oozes of cyberpunk. It's more cyberpunk than Cyberpunk 2077. The characters and writing make it an enjoyable experience. Co-op play in a twin stick shooter is a huge plus.

Verdict: Skip if you hate soft locks and crashes. Play for the cyberpunk setting and co-op.

Fights in Tight Spaces is a great deck builder on a grid. You can save anywhere so it fits pickup and drop game play. The soundtrack is amazing.

Verdict: Buy It

Great little short game of gathering resources and fishing. Leaves you with a good feeling.

Great co-op game. Gunfire Reborn is a combination of Borderlands style co-op and smashing it with rogue-lite elements. As a fan on Hades, this game really hits the spot. It's really good.

The only downsides is there's no story or a good soundtrack but you should over look these flaws and focus on the gameplay.

I would only recommend this if you have someone else to play it with. Not recommended if you solo.

Verdict: Buy it

Great game. One Finger Death Punch 1 initially seems to a better game at first but the more you play sequel, the more you realize all the improvements they have made.

Verdict: Buy it

Great little 14 level game. The story, VO, presentation, and music made this a joy to play.

Came for the nonograms, stayed for the story.

Great Sonic VN.

Monster Train is a great deck builder. It allows you to break the game by becoming OP and absolutely destroying your opponents. Presentation, art, music, gameplay, and UX are all top notch. While your brain is hook on the main gameplay loop of collecting, upgrading, and annihilating, the vibrant colours of the game hooks on its delicious eye candy.

This game can stand up on its own and does not need to be compared to other deck builders, but a comparison to Slay the Spire has to be made to make a point. If Slay the Spire was your first love whom kept you from straying from the straight path, Monster Train would be that sexy lover you kept seeing and you would always end up tied up to a street pole, pantless, after a wild night.

Verdict: Buy it