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Better than Stardew Valley

The wealth of content and things to do in this game is huge Unlockable research. Crafting with wood, metal, glass and stone. Alchemy system for complex crafts. Autopsy/embalming processes to harvest or preserve the residents of your graveyard. High levels of customisability in the look of your graveyard and to a lesser degree, church interior. Farming, beekeeping, cooking, workshop creation and toolmaking... More stuff I have forgotten

There's just too much to cover and it never feels like a job, where Stardew had the element of "I must do this today before anything else" Graveyard Keeper leaves you with a feeling of freedom, the flipside of which is a near total lack of handholding. This game is as entertaining as you make it and if you stand around without a plan, the game won't form one for you

High detail pixel art and good visuals

What's wrong with it?
The occasional frame stutter which seems to be there with or without vsync and a musical score which while nice doesn't have any variety. One (very good) song for each area playing on a loop

Abandonware pretending to be in development. Avoid

Top-down perspective 60 vs 60 wargame of epic potential and already outstanding gameplay in Alpha state.
I was hopeful when I bought this that it would be fun and having only watched a little bit of youtube on it I could already tell that this was my kind of game.
I was not ready for how AWESOME this game is. I've been playing near enough non-stop since I bought it, it has ruined my sleep cycle and I find myself playing so much I don't realise my bladder is full and that I haven't eaten anything since breakfast. My second play session only came to an end because I was having serious hunger pains in my stomach.
Community ingame seems pretty good with very little cancerous individuals and the kick vote system lets you soon eject troll players from the servers.

One problem to note is the fact that this game is surprisingly taxing on your hardware. I run an i7 6700 with a GTX1060, no OC. While my framerates are buttery smooth on Ultra settings, there is always a high load on CPU & GPU, leading to high core temps

Another great game from the Creeper World devs

4X meets Grand Strategy in a very well presented package, with great gameplay, interesting scripted events and a simply amazing soundtrack that doesn't get old.
Gameplay: 9/10 - Fleet formations are the only thing missing right now
Graphics: 8/10 - Some optimisation issues in very large fleet battles & slightly muddy texture quality on maximum zoom in
Sound: 10/10 - Amazing work, the UI, soundtrack, battle sounds, everything. Outstanding job with audio design
Multiplayer: 10/10 - No issues with desync, even connection issues and packet loss between players simply pause the game till the affected player catches up. Playing 2 player co-op? You can spawn right next door to your friend. Brilliant

Overall: 9.5/10 - An excellent game right now, that will only get better because of the Dev's approach to game support, improvement, free feature updates and cosmetic DLCs. Broke or don't want DLC and worried about multiplayer? If the host has the DLC, everyone in the game has it.

TL:DR - <Gandalf> BUY YOU FOOLS! </Gandalf>

Haven't played Factorio for a while, but when I saw it released on Steam EA I got my steam key and started it up again.
Well, goodbye 10 hours, it felt like 10 minutes. Awesome game and a serious black hole, swallowing time and daylight with ease and without apology.

I'm sorry Egosoft, no matter how much you patch this game it's a lost cause. Just stop making Rebirth patches and put the whole team onto developing X4

Do you like killing orcs in open combat?
Do you like stabbing orcs from stealth?
Do you like sticking orcs with arrows?
No? Well don't buy, because that is what this game is all about and it's a great big barrel of Orc-murdering frolicks and fun

10/10 would stab another Uruk-hai

Dont bother. Very pretty game that is unforgivingly hard, has crossbowmen that fire homing missiles and not bolts, hitting an emeny with a spell makes they stagger towards you like you actually hit them in the back with the spell and not the face and for a mage wearing no armour you're slow as mollases.
Whoop-de-doo, no mana bar, shame those limitless spells couldn't even kill Bambi's mum in one hit.
Looks awesome, plays like ♥♥♥♥. You're still a weak little mage who gets pawned in 5 seconds flat.

Puzzling and shooting. The gameplay is good though controls can be a little delayed perhaps. Didn't seem to be compatible with my 360 pad which is a shame because it would be perfect for a right stick aiming method.
What really got me about this game and why I really like it is the story. It's very interesting and enjoyable though sadly the game is rather short and leaves said story unresolved. For it's price point you are paying about £2 an hour. Usually I demand <£1 per hour of gameplay from a small title, but it is an enjoyable few hours and I don't regret my purchase
Worth a buy? Yes, but if you're a miser, or like me demand an hour for every monetary unit spent, you might want to wait for a sale. At the same time, I'd really like you to buy it at full price because I want this awesome story fully resolved so I can get some closure and the devs will need people to actually give them some money for that