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A short (free) demo, but still better then a lot of AAA games produced now days.

Would definitely recommend EVIL GENIUS 2! I Played the original "Evil Genius" for hundreds of hours over 15 years, and the sequel does NOT disappoint! It is different from the original, but has many of the same design mechanics in it, but with the multi-floor expanding-mechanic from the "Evil Genius Online" game that was available for a limited time. This 2nd chapter adds lots of additional features, options, and far greater depth. While it is not as silly or zany as the original (nor as simplistic), the additional range & depth more then makes up for it, as well as the improved graphics and lack of bugs/glitches, that is so common with so many new releases these days. I've played over 50 hours and haven't run into a single issue yet!

I love games where you (the player) are allowed lots of flexibility to play your own style (non-linear), and where the game has depth (length & re-playability), and has a good storyline at its core.
This side-scroller game hits all the right marks, and has surprising depth and flexibility, despite still being in early release.
I recommend it 100% to those who love base-building games, story-driven games, open-world games, crafting games, side-scrollers, etc.

Played over 300 hours of AFTERMATH on Epic Games, before buying it here on Steam. This game has come such a long way in the past year, with so much depth and customization, with a wide variety and flexibility in play-style. I cannot comprehend all the negative reviews, as AFTERMATH does a better job in almost every aspect, versus other RTS games and survival games similar to it. It is a fairly easy game to master, once you learn the game, and difficulty can be adjusted accordingly, each time you playthrough.

Having played since early Beta until the present (totaling over 800 hours), I can attest to the fact that Grounded is one of the funnest open-world survival base-building games in existence for both single-player and co-op players. Ironically, Grounded is a game about bugs, and yet has the fewest "bugs" of almost any open-world survival game.

PROS: hundreds of hours worth of exploration, tech-unlocks, and fun gameplay in single or co-op mode, with a robust building system

CONS: some balance issues between early-game versus late-game content, also some recipes can get a bit "grindy"





Grounded is an amazing find! Its not only fun & entertaining, but the attention to detail and the depth is really impressive! Also enjoy the base-building system & crafting system! This is a lot of fun with friends in co-op!

I enjoy tower-defense games in general, but this one is NOT for me, as the gameplay is too linear.
Essentially you have to use very specific towers in very specific locations and in a very specific order, otherwise you will fail and lose the campaign. That is NOT my idea of fun.
I like defense games & strategy games where I'm allowed some wiggle-room to be creative, and play how I like, and still pull off a win, and for the difficulty to ramp up over time, and NOT to be immediate fail, just because I didn't use a specific order.

I recommend "ON THE EDGE".... Its a nice challenge, and goes with the overarching storyline of the game. My only complaint, is that playing this DLC makes my game crash frequently, so I have to save every 2 minutes... I haven't had to do that with the core game or other DLCs, leading me to believe this DLC seriously needs a HOTFIX or PATCH !

Dungeon Keeper + RTS (real-time strategy) + educational game = EMPIRES OF THE UNDERGROWTH.

Would I recommend it? = Most definitely!
How would I categorize it? = Novelty game with interesting play, sprinkled with bits of humor & knowledge.
How is the replay-ability? = Moderate... its not like C&C or Total War... but you can definitely play it many times through, because of the different species, maps, challenges, parameters, etc.

After a really annoying & frustrating start to this game in which I kept getting stuck & the storyline wouldn't progress, they finally fixed that issue, and I was able to move forward. Since that time, I have learned more of how the game works thanks to Youtube guides & other websites that provide invaluable tips & guides. Now I love the game and find it to be one of the more under-recognized games out there. SOD2 is not only fun, unique, & challenging, but you can play it over and over by moving to a new map, if you get bored of an area. Also the developer releases REGULAR UPDATES to the game every couple of months, even years after the game was initially released.... something most developers don't do these days.

CONCLUSION: It is NOT a traditional zombie-shooter game, nor is it a RTS game, but is a unique open-world zombie-survival action-adventure game, where you are essentially building up your "Dream Team" of members with good skills, and improving their skills as well as their arsenal of weapons, as well as managing & upgrading your BASE, and doing missions and looting goods from the surrounding area.

Both Airline Tycoon 1 and 2 are fun.... just wish they would have released 3 and 4 by now.