Recent reviews by Clockwork Onion

Adds even more depth to RimWorld.

For new players it may be a bit overwhelming to start playing with all DLC enabled. I'd suggest to get used to the basics first, then enable the DLCs, and even later to start modding.
I assume this will optimize the amount of enjoyment you can have while playing RimWorld while also minimizing the frustration of getting overwhelmed with all its different systems.

Was clearing out my backlog and came across this game. I completed the previous Deus Ex and enjoyed it, and I didn't remember why I had only played this one for a few hours.

In terms of gameplay I did enjoy it, but it's also kinda buggy and doesn't seem to run very good (on modern hardware).

I soon remembered why I only played it for under 3 hours previously:
A crash to desktop during an unskippable cutscene right after arriving in Prague (most cutscenes are skippable, but this one isn't). Apparently this crash is still around.
After crashing I had to play the end of the intro mission again, skip some cutscene/loading screen, then sit through the unskippable cutscene again, only to watch it crash to desktop again.

I managed to get past it after the 3rd attempt, but experienced some more issues afterwards.
Got seen and shot through a wall on multiple occasions, experienced the game freezing once and had a few additional CTD.

That crash before Prague has been around since launch, but apparently it didn't get fixed yet.
Disabling DX12 did not fix it.
You can potentially brute force through by just playing the end of the intro mission over and over and crossing your fingers real hard ;)

Yush.

Cool concept, but unfinished and abandoned.

It's enjoyable. Sound is nice. Music is cool. Setting is intriguing.

This is just more of the same. That's not a bad thing, though!

They shook things up with some new vehicles and items, as well as a whole range of new animals and biomes.
The map is smaller than the one in the previous Subnautica. This has no detrimental impact on exploration, but does save you a lot of time travelling to the different points of interest.

If you liked the previous one then just give it a go.
If you haven't yet then it's best to go and play the first Subnautica first.

Interactive storybook featuring artwork, pictures and recordings as well as some slightly interactive puzzles.
Worth it if you're interested in Valve, development and the Half-Life franchise.

Welcome to the future.

It's CS:GO.
It's free now.
Just download it and get ready to be yelled at by kids in languages you don't understand.