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I found this game to be very repetitive. Pretty much all the levels, with the exception of the bosses, are the same just increasing the number of asteroids you need to destroy. Being able to change the difficulty and add in bounty hunters on each level is a nice feature, and allows you to vary the experience gained so you can level up faster.

Overall I just didn't feel like there was much progression. The enemy ships seemed to always be the same. The players ship doesn't really change apart from it's raw stats.

While I did enjoy playing this game, I have a hard time recommending it for a few reasons. I encountered a number of bugs while playing, and even a few random crashes. I certainly question why I am giving this a thumbs down as I write this because it was fun, and there are a lot of positive things I could say about it. I just feel like it got dull, and that there are other similar games out there that provide a more enjoyable experience.

I really loved this game. It is a fun musical experience with a very heartwarming story. The characters are amazing, and there is a ton of great dialogue. There is also a scene select that becomes available after completing the game which is a super nice touch. If you play this, I super recommend talking to the various npcs throughout the game as they add so much character to this positive game.

While not familiar with the Warhammer world, I have loved the aesthetics of these maps, and the look of this game. Combat feels satisfying watching your enemies heads or limbs fly off, while also taking some skill to time blocks and dodge heavy attacks. It has been super easy to join other games, or have people drop into my own open lobbies, and for anyone who streams the Twitch integration is very simple to implement and makes it easy for viewers to vote on what befalls the player.

My only real issues have been minor things like it being difficult to see incoming attacks as enemies attack through each other, or the ai occasionally walking off an edge and needing saving. I would say that I worry the levels will get repetitive, but I've already got 37 hours in the game and will definitely be playing more so not really a valid complaint =P

I enjoyed this short story. I liked the animations, and the post-game extras (ability to replay the puzzles, and the hidden object sections) was nice. There was also a bonus chapter which tells the story of some of the events leading up to the beginning of the game. The hidden object sections did have a number of "click other object to move it out of the way" things which I wasn't a fan of, nor did I like the morphing objects (it's which change back and forth.) I also would have appreciated a chapter select after finishing the game to make obtaining missed collectables easier without having to play through the entire game again. I got this as part of a bundle and I liked it.

While not a terrible game by any means, the gameplay is rather repetitive, and I found there is pretty much one strategy that you can always use, regardless of the level layout. While playing through with a friend (and completing the achievements) we encountered a number of bugs. None of which broke the game, but they were a little frustrating. That all being said, there was certainly some good. You can play solo or with friends, and while more or less dead, there is public matchmaking. There are different sized levels, and even random challenges to add a bit more variety and difficulty.

Had a lot of fun playing this game. It looks great, sounds great, and controls pretty well. Having Ork captains all you out, and remember who you are after they have already killed you once is a nice touch. It can be easy to fall into the habit of just approaching every fight the same way, which will get boring, but Captains having different immunities forces you to switch up your style. The trials of war provide quite the challenge, though almost to the point where in order to succeed you pretty much need a specific strategy.

I enjoyed this well made game from start to finish. Flying around, exploring the world, getting a feel of the events that had passed. The puzzles are simple but well made, and the atmosphere was well done.

I enjoyed the thematic courses, the putting controls, and the little customisations you can add to your ball. There are also plenty of custom settings you can change to make a very unique game such as ball shape and size, the ability to jump, and powerups?! It has also been pretty easy to find multiplayer lobbies to join, playing both standard and workshop levels. The only issues I had with the game were that sometimes the physics do some wacky things, and that the par numbers and even the design of some holes are extremely unforgiving. Though there are also some pretty neat hole in one, and alternate routes aswell.

A short point and click adventure with inspirational quotes about finding ones path and oneself. I enjoyed the environment and the atmosphere in this game. There wasn't much in the way of puzzles, just exploring areas in search of items with pretty clear uses, but if you get stuck there is a helpful hint system.