Последние обзоры Kasper

I killed my friend,






Always a good time

The game is cool at first until you realize what a complete and utter slog it is. Also I am pretty sure that it runs in the background even when you exit off though it could be me. I am not sure if it is still in a beta or something but it lacks a few features. For one communicating to other players is confusing and near impossible. The game DOES have a built in way to communicate to other players in the same game as you but its laggy and unreliable. Speaking of which there is no actually chat feature to communicate to people in your game in real time only global (Which spans ALL games and ALL players. In this case its meant to be taken literally) and help chat. Help chat is actually extremely good and the player base is supportive of new players though this is not enough to redeem the awful lag times when opening diplomacy menus. there are also Alliance chat (Basically guild chat) and Coalition chat (In-game teams) which would be good however they do not actually save ANY of the conversations and instead refreshes every log-in. The game is also full of slider bugs that force you to refresh the game as if it were a phone app game (Which if you are playing from steam means closing out of the window and re-opening it via steam/launcher, yep). I played this for a few days and after a while I just felt that I wasted my time with this. My favorite part of the game was the news system. Players can manually make their own game announcements and I honestly found customizing the articles to be the most fun part of the game. This game has a good concept with a lot of love put in, but it just is not worth investing time into and definitely does not deserve to be on steam. It feels like it would be more at home on Facebook because it feels like a Zeynga game and not a stand alone. Luckly it only takes up 130MB of space for the launcher so dont feel too bad.Final word: Not worth it, invested too much and yet I still have no problems leaving it. That said this is just my experience and it won't hurt if someone tries it.

Seems like a very nice game, though I am not sure how long I could play without getting disinterested...

The music, pixel art and sound effects really create the atmosphere. Had to play it a second time to unlock some new stuff as well so it was a pleasent experience all a round. I hope they cotinue to make more (Although I can understand if they do not release any more free versions). A good game made from RPG Maker.

If you are a busy person pursuing a career or family and are limited monetary wise, then this is simply not the game for you.

Europa Universalis IV is a grand, real time strategy, alternate history game that can take hours to learn and even more time to master, so you should not expect to "Beat the Game" within a few days. Furthermore, there is no such thing as "Beating the Game" in Europa Universalis IV as the only reward for surviving until the end screen at 1821 is a show of your stats you accumulated during game play. Because this is a sand box of sorts the only way to really "Beat the Game" is to set out and accomplish goals you set for yourself.

This game also sports a wide variety of Achievements (500+) and an even wider variety of nation states to play from (CRUCIAL: Before attempting to complete Achievements make sure to set your game the Ironman mode otherwise you will be unable to win achievements or contribute to personal score if logged-in). Europa Universalis IV itself is not reduced to only single player play but also features co-op and competitive play in the Europa Universalis Multiplayer function, where you and your friends can team up or compete against one another until the end of the game.

The community can sometimes be cancer , but for the most part the Community Artwork and Community Workshop work to bring out the best of the game and keeps Paradox[www.paradoxplaza.com] fans happy. The large community regularly creates new content in the form of mods, artwork and guides which can further enhance your playing experience and help new players navigate the game quicker. If you are low on money and do not feel like having to go into debt for overpriced DLC then the modding community will have your back, usually having something for just about everyone.

Playing Europa Universalis IV in Vanilia is indeed cheaper and seems fundamentally well in terms of trying the game out. Unlike most companies however, Paradox has "a unique DLC policy" and without the DLC the game feels immensely incomplete. That is because, for the most part, the game IS incomplete without DLC, though DLC is not required for normal gameplay. Paradox Studios[www.paradoxplaza.com] will sometimes release FREE content with major updates and DLC but rarely will they release game breaking updates that require you to purchase DLC for better playing experience... Art of War.... If you are looking for a cheaper alternative to spice up your $40 USD game then just use the modding community as they often create content that is on par if not better then what Paradox Studios creates.

Update: Seeing as Paradox has created a subscription service for DLC, playing DLC is now possible without actually owning the DLC personally. I would still recommend waiting for a steam sale or looking toward other platforms like Humble Bundle though (you could get most dlc for $15 USD).

The game is for anyone who values a challenge and is not afraid to make their mark. This IS NOT a Total War game and should not be played as such. Between the community creations and DLC by Paradox Studios, this game has potentially thousands of hours of play time and is very much recommended (Wait for Steam Sales when the game and DLC is more affordable, Never pay full price).