Recent reviews by Alacrity Fitzhugh

A veteran of 1000's of hours of KSP 1 here. I was so happy in the early days of the KSP 2 hype train to see intergration of so mmany aspects of the mods in KSP 1 into the base game of KSP 2. I was an prelease buyer, and waited with bated breath for the game to come out. Day 1 of Early Release I landed on the moon (Barely... so many bugs)

I was in the early days of KSP 1 so a few bugs weren't going to stop me tho so I was patient. With every update and patch I logged in and tried out all the parts that were added or "fixed". Always a little better, always a few new bugs. Just like last time I thought... no big deal.

But now its been months. Nothing from Take two since they burned out the devs. Nothing to the players, nothing to steam, just radio silence. This game could have been great over the years, growing the same level of fan base and modders as the original but instead... Vaporware that still lives like a rotten fruit on the vine here on steam.

Until Take Two owns their failure and steam admits they are trollling dollars off this corpse of a game ... stay away. Grab KSP 1 and mod it to your liking. This game is a black hole sucking in money for nothing in return until then.

A good aproximtion of the real world TCG, but I miss all the older sets.

Easy to get into slow to build up cards sets free, with in game purchases letting players to decide if they want to boost specific sets faster. The art is good match making is fairly on point, and the rules are hard wired in, tho timers can get in the way of thoughtful play in longer games

Planet crafter is a nice relaxing survival building game with a great look. Progression feels good and after an initial playthrough replaying is fun to make more eleaborate builds

From a rough beginning to a gem, I have been playing since release on the PS4 and PC. Unlike others I liked it at the beginning but the improvements made since then are making a great game better with every iteration. Still supported heavily by Hello Games with events and updates, it is worth jumping in a ship.

A game of patience and greed, beautiful and relaxing with moments of panic. Time to clock in Breaker, and remember your time is our money

A fun mindles drive through the desert.... Just make sure you have gas

This is one my first, trapped on the Ocean survival games, and I have to say it's one of my favorites.

Start your new life on a raft the size of a postage stamp and a Shark named Bruce following you everywhere. Meander the sea at random until sails and a paddle let you steer. Find the secrets the killed the world and try to find a way to bring together the survivors of this new waterworld.

Broken up into Chapters, players can complete the underlying story, or ignore it mostly to build the biggest craziest raft they can imagine.

Not a huge workshop, but a still active player base, you can invite friends to join and help on your raft, or go it alone.

I like this game a lot, not a combat oriented as many of the Survival sandboxes, but fun to sail around. Once lots of the tech tree is completed, the biggest temptation is the simply greeble together a massive raft and just sail the ocean blue. Worth every penny.

Another of the ever growing Sandbox survival games. This one has seen continued support to the present day including ports to console and a mobile game.

Tame Dino's, build a base, find hidden secrets and discover what is the Islands secret.

Enough of the advertising now what I think. I like this game. It's a bit of a heavy weight on the computers GPU/CPU but has a lot of game play, including taming and breeding animals, farming, and base building. With many DLC's and new maps replay is a lot of fun, and the ability to locally host a multiplayer Coop is easy, as well as servers to be found.

Add to that an imaginative MOD community that game is always growing. Not my favorite survival (vanilla base building can be a little hair pulling) but still a hard buy.