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I threw horse dung in my enemies' face. 10/10

This is a fun, good game especially in the Warhammer 40k universe. I was eager to play every mission. I found most of them fairly different with a slight twist in mission objectives to make them just different enough from each other to make them distinct and challenging enough to require enough tactics and skill to be fun and enjoyable (default, normal difficult).

Also, and this is important to me, I enjoyed the story of the Blood Angels campaign. I truly wish the game would eventually release complete and polished campaigns for other Armies (Tyranids, Necrons, Daemons, etc.) To have a campaign for the Blood Angels and one meshed within the lore so nice and neatly and not to do so with the other Armies is a shame. A sad, sad shame since the Blood Angels campaign was done so well (IMO).

Regardless, the campaign for the Blood Angels in the single player mode is great. Multiplayer is fun when you are able to arrange a game. Planetary Supremacy is where the Devs is currently placing the majority of there focus. My personal opinion is this is a mistake and my opinion on where they should be placing their focus is expressed above. However, I will say the mode is fun especially since that is the only mode where you can play the other developed and playable Armies. Unfortunately, the mode continues to be refined and developed.

All said, I would highly recommend this game for purchase and especially for those who enjoy RTS and Warhammer 40K universe games.

Absolute eye-bleeding fun! Complete chaos on the screen and so much more. Time will fly by at 10, 20, and then 30 minute intervals as you improve your weapons, power-ups, and characters. More than worth the $3 price tag. You'll enjoy the game.

Fantastic game. Changing your culture every era adds a surprisingly fun twist to the strategic 4X genre. I sincerely enjoyed this game. I played approximately 6-7 full campaigns (but started something like 24+ for achievements, heh) so I could test different combinations. My only complaint is a personal desire to see more future technology and advance. I love solving future catastrophes (climate change, asteroid strike, virus ending humanity, etc, and of course, futuristic warfare.

Regardless, I highly recommend this game for any 4X strategic player and would still recommend this game for a majority of players. It is a fun game for anyone.

This game has a solid foundation. The story missions through Chapter 5 are very satisfying and fun. They are engaging and I was very interested in the ending. The world-building is interesting too as you explore the galaxy or complete missions. I enjoyed the story and event decisions. I enjoyed having "my character," flaws and all and felt no need to reload even when I gained a flaw through a decision or a "bad" roll of the dice. Character design is fairly important and raises the question of how best to assign your points. Do you min/max or go with a more well-rounded approach? It is fun.

The game truly makes you feel like a Star Fleet Captain exploring the galaxy while fighting for the survival of the Federation. Due to the Early Access of the game, it still needs some polish. More "random" events for instance so they do not repeat as often, a few grammar corrections, and I did experience a few locked screens while I played but nothing game-breaking.

Overall, I found this game very fun and impressive. I look forward to future updates and its eventual release.

This is a great game. Outstanding story. The story should bring a real emotional response from you. It did with me at least. I loved all the decisions, and I definitely agonized over some on if I was prioritizing the right resources or assets. I will comment that despite your best efforts, loss and heartbreak are still likely in this story which actually makes it all the better.

If there is a sequel to this game and especially if the sequel draws from decisions from your previous game (similar to Mass Effect or The Banner Sage) then I can't wait to play it. Regardless, this title deserves to be played especially by those who enjoy a good story and "choose your own adventure" type games/books.

This game lives up to the hype. It is absolutely astounding to play and completely immersive. I even find myself looking both ways before I cross the street! This is also the first game I have not skipped conversations despite having complete subtitles available. I forget I can skip conversations because listening and watching characters is engaging and they are so "life-like" it is uncanny. I was over 24 hours into my game before I even realized I could skip conversations, ha!

For me, I had only a single bug and it was a simple cosmetic bug easily ignored during one conversation. Other than that, I haven't seen the glaring bugs others have reported. To me, this game has met expectations and exceeded them. It is such an accomplishment and rare, especially in 2020!!

This is an amazing game. Honestly, when it was announced that Larian Studios was developing Baldur's Gate III, I was highly disappointed. I have always been a fan of Obsidian's work especially with the recent success of the Pillar of Eternity series and even Outer Worlds. However, after playing Divinity: Original Sin 2 (DoS2), I more than understand the reasoning for selecting Larian Studios to carry the torch for Baldur's Gate.

DoS2 has an outstanding story and tremendous gameplay. The combat is satisfyingly fun throughout the game. There are so many choices and opportunities (ways) to develop your main character and party but I didn't feel weak no matter what choices I made. My equipment and all my party members were capable rather they were "melee members" or "spellcasters." DoS2 doesn't really follow that simple formula but does offer challenging combat that makes it strategically fun while you use the environments to your advantage or your enemies do to your detriment. The story elements are good and the story choices can be difficult to make.

I highly recommend this game to anyone and especially to those looking for a fun RPG. This leaves me really anticipating Baldur's Gate III now especially with their teaser videos. It looks to be a wild ride.

This is such a great game even after so many years. With Bloodlines 2 coming out, I started to review the old Vampire: The Masquerade material (both the RPG products and games). The White Wolf RPG products have a new 5th ed product line coming out that is receiving favorable reviews. Also, Bloodlines 2 looks amazing and the initial buzz looks great. I know I am excited enough to replay VtMR. I of course followed many people's recommendation here to grab the Age of Redemption patch. WOW. Absolutely amazingly. Highly configurable, modify the game to how you want to play. Personally I changed the game to reflect the pen and paper rules as close as I could (honestly, AoR reflects them fairly close already). The new rules to reflect the dangers of the Beast and the pressures of combat can be frustrating but manageable if you prepare properly. The AI is fantastic. The game is great and deserves more praise than it ever received. It is even better now with the AoR mod.

This is one of the best CYOA games I have read/played. So many choices and so, so many branches to explore and find. Several romantic choices as well with just enough variety in them that I even enjoyed finding the subtle differences between switching genders for the main protagonist. I like that there are only four robotic skills to improve and therefore keeping it simple but fun. However, you have attributes for your character too in wealth and fame. I played several times just trying to increase those skills alone to see the differences in those numbers ("Internationally Famous and Mentioned in History Text Books for example").

The game allows you to explore your feelings about war, unemployment, wealth, and other things all through your robots. For instance, will your company and robots participate in a war? Perhaps as non-combatants? Will you replace human workers? Do robots deserve wages? Rights? Feelings? If they do demand wages, do you interject code to lower their autonomy? So many great choices in this book/game.

I highly encourage this one. Fantastic replayability especially for all the achievements. I do wish there was a "back" button instead of having to replay the entire story sequence all over but overall, a great game.