Senaste recensioner av DoX

Shady business practises aside the game is exceptionally solid. The graphics are wonderful. The game performs well and I experienced 0 bugs throughout my play-through. The gun-play is tight and responsive and most of the weapons have their place.
The horror falls off near the mid-point once you become a walking armoury but until then it's pretty scary and that's to be expected of an Resident Evil game by now anyway.
The sound design is extremely well put together, most of the weapons sound great, the environments are audibly spooky and the voice acting is top notch for the most part. Fish-Boy is a bit hard to understand for my liking but that's really my only major gripe with audio.
Overall it's a great game, my only complaint being the game is a little under 8 hours long start to finish on most difficulties. Some might argue for a $100 they would expect at least 10 hours of run-time from it but it was a well crafted and engaging 8 hours and there is some replay-ability to be had from mercenary mode and the harder difficulty.
I can 100% recommend this game but it is a direct sequel to RE 7 so you might want to play that first which I also recommend as a good game although not as good as this one I should say.

This game crashes and gets stuck in infinite loads too much for a game that saves so little.
If you're going to make the game save system costly then at least make a stable game around it. You can't have both.
You can straight up lose hours to this game with a single crash. And it does so often even after all this time.

Carrion's an excellent game. It's fun, unique, looks great, sounds even better and has an interesting gameplay loop. It's a solid game and I experienced no bugs through my entire playthrough.
The game is short however and lacks any real replayability. The game also isn't that difficult. But I still think it's well worth the asking price.
This game could really benefit from some extra content like some DLC maps or an expansion. But it's definately worth your time regardless.

I farmed space crystals for an hour.
Created a space station.
Grew and sold flowers.
Grew and sold 'Space Weed'
I like to think my delivery dudes deliver boquets of flowers to peoples doors with a little baggie of space weed.
Made tonnes of creds selling 'Flowers'.
Made more stations, bought bigger fleets. Claimed sectors.
Any way i own the galaxy now thanks to my 'floral' empire.

Honestly the aesthetic and overall idea of the game is really really cool. I was so excited for this game when it was announced and waited patiently for it to come out.
To be honest its not a bad game overall but it just lacks the got-my-♥♥♥♥-together feel that most other top strategy games have. From animations to voice acting the game just feels like it lacks a much needed layer of polish. And honestly balance could use a little rework as well as i found myself getting through most of the campaign by spamming 1 or 2 units and attack moving from one side of the map to the other. The game has a lot of potential it just feels like the developers didn't have enough time before it released. As it currently stands I cant recommend this game.

This game crashes constantly, like multiple times in the span of an hour.

Very cool game, I love being able to board enemy ships and trash them. I wish it was a bit easier on the framerate but hopefully that will get sorted out. Top class shooting mechanics and loadout spec. Pretty awesome space combat. Good graphics but as I said it chugs a bit even on my beast of a machine.

This is a fun game and a welcome addition to the DOW series. It does play more like a traditional strategy game in some aspects but I beleive it struck a good cord between the two previous games. The orignal DOW, as fun as it was, had the issue where some races could simply fill their pop cap as quickly as possible with one or a few unit types and just A click the enemy base. Wheras every unit in DOWII had only a few valid counter units so the game played like a glorified point and click rock paper scissors game. DOW 3 attempts to bridge the gap somewhat. Unit choices are more varied than the second and you can field many more at any given time but each squad tends to matter more like in the second iteration where each unit has at least one useful active ability and one passive ability. As a result micromanagement & strategy are more important than numbers and A clicking since you can defeat an overwhelming force with good timing and precision use of abilities.
Sadly the cover system is largely absent and there are only two or three defensive buildings in the game that I can find. The game looks beautifull and the few maps it does have on launch are at least varied. The original campaign structure is back but I find the first DOW capaign to be somewhat more engaging but atleast the voice acting is engaging.
I do recommend this game but you do yourself a diservice to go in expecting 'another DOW' since this game series has a habit of changing dramatically between iterations.

This was a bunch of fun to mess around with. It provided me with another 10 ish hours of playing about with the settlements which if you were going from the $1 = 1 hour standpoint then it was worth it. I see a lot of room for improvement mind you, the cave stuff was kinda boring and the cave itself was bland and oddly shaped making building in most of it almost impossible. One thing that did tick me off, and I'm aware how petty this sounds, is the abundance of 88 vault suits but no 88 security suits.
Other than those gripes though it was a bit of good fun, especially since i hadn't really seen any of the content from the previous workshop so that was a nice addition as well.

Great strategy game and very in line with the fluff. Looks beautiful, plays well and each fleet feels unique. Lots of choices & challenge for those who wish to play offline but the online is fine and feels relatively balanced. Overall a great title.