Recent reviews by Jace

Great free game to play alone or with friends. You can either play it seriously or join some of the many community servers and just mess around for hours on end, doing whatever you fancy.

Poorly optimized and a little buggy. Overall just feels really "eh".

Normally when I'm looking at buying a game, there are a number of things that I check, with one of the most important things being average playtime in comparison to the price. I decided this time that I would just throw value to the wind and go ahead and buy it, even if it was short, and I must say, I'm glad I did. INSIDE is a wonderful experience, that is really unlike anything else that I've played. The visuals and art are amazing, as well as the surrounding world of INSIDE. Would recommend to that you give it a try, even if you're like me and are really looking for playtime value. It's a wonderful experience.

Quite simply, a great game to play with friends. Give it a try if you're bored and looking for something to play with your friends.

I think I've only beaten the game once and I still thoroughly enjoyed it. There's a ton of replayability here with the number of different ships you can obtain, as well as the random weapons and systems you can pick up throughout your journey. If you like rogue-likes and a good sense of difficulty, I think you will thoroughly enjoy FTL: Faster Than Light. Easily worth the $10 price tag.

Really great dumb fun if you like blowing stuff up. Probably one of the most fun things to do in this game is grappling two things together and seeing what happens. The game is absolutely ridiculous and I love it for that. If you like sandboxes and explosions, this game is for you!

If you enjoyed the first game, you'll definitely enjoy this one. I played through the whole first game the week before I bought this game and then played all the way through this one and managed to really enjoy myself. The 2nd installment offers a few features from the 1st, which I greatly appreciated. The cast of characters is great, each person is certainly unique and likeable (with a few exceptions). If you are thinking about picking up this game, and you haven't played the first, I would REALLY suggest you play the first game beforehand as there are a number of spoilers for the first game, and the story for this game will be a lot easier to understand. In conclusion, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is an all around solid follow up on an already great first game, would highly recommend.

A great rogue-like game that has a ton of replay value. Personally, I find it really hard and have never completed the whole game. Even with that being said, I have really enjoyed playing this game time and time again.

Probably one of my favorite games of all time, and for a good reason. Fallout: New Vegas is a superb example of what an RPG should be. The story is amazing, and there are a ton of different paths to take when you progress through. The perks that you chose allow for some very unique playstyles and open a number of different paths to take when going through the story. Ignoring the story though, exploring the wasteland itself really is a pleasure. Many of the locations are quite unique and the characters that you meet there are quite likeable. The DLC is certainly worth getting, as I quite like all of them. Additionally, if you have a problem with the graphics or some gameplay mechanics, chances are there is a mod for you on the Fallout Nexus. I would say that it is a steal, even at full price for $10, and if you wait for when it goes on sale you can probably pick it up for ~$12 with all of the DLC included. Truly a game that every open world RPG fan should try.

As it is right now, RimWorld is a great little base building surivial game that will have you coming back for more. With a number of different biomes that you can start your base in, different character personalities, and different tribes around your starting areas, it really allows for quite a bit of replayability. Not only that, but there's also the Steam Workshop which will let you tweak and add things if you feel that anything is missing. Definitely looking forward to the release of 1.0.