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It's a fine enough game, but you inevitably are gonna become an aimless wanderer. That's the problem with this game the most, You can set goals for yourself but eventually you can cheese your way through, it's fun with friends though.

Simple yet challenging strategy, a wide array of characters and cast to make each playthrough unique. And can be played with friends. It's fun, it's the mindful mindless fun that you can just relax at night with or go bore ham into to see how deep you can go.

Look people aren't smart about this, you think there's tons of discussion judging from the youtube videos; but there isn't. Everyone on random servers is a moron and half of them don't even have basic literature capabilities. Most of the time they just say a color, don't give you a chance to defend yourself, and you're dead. It's not a good game in that sense alone, if you have 5-9 friends to play with, then yeah it is pretty golden.

Look the shieldbearer is good in concept, everything about their style is great. But the fact that you can't rest without getting jumped by a delusion of all things, makes her the definition of a suicidal tag along. She'd literally weigh you down more than likely.

I have no idea why this is free. It's godly. It's fun. It's good.

XCom Chimera squad is relatively simple add on to the xcom universe, meant more as a 25th anniversary celebration than anything else. It adds onto the xcom universe with a nice story, good characters, and fun gameplay that makes them all play well all of each other as well.

My only issue with the game is with Claymores grenade taking a slot in the timeline and not detonating until it reaches that point in the timeline, whereas all other grenades detonate when thrown.

A lot of stuff has been simplified, like the crafting and management systems. Instead of having to pay for each individual upgraded gun for each person, you just buy one upgraded gun and everyone that prefers that type of weaponry gets upgraded to it.

There aren't any classes to unlock in chimera squad technically, sure everyone has a category they fall under, brute, psychic, explosive expert. But each character has their own unique combat style and weapons they like, no rolling the dice at random on recruits to get what you hope for. Zephyr is my favorite character especially.

I fully recommend Chimera Squad, it's fun challenging and actually implores real strategy. Something I haven't had in a long time. The hit % chance in this game isn't like xcom 2s either, in xcom 2 there is a hidden aiming % on top of the on it told you of. And unlike xcom 2 all melee attacks have a 100% chance to land unless parried I believe.

You also aren't in a war, remember that. You're a squad sent to help the town investigate the death of the mayor, capturing your fellow humans or aliens alive gives you valuable intelligence. Trust me, you'll want more intel especially with the scavenger market supplying you with nice weaponry.

To sum it up get chimera squad if you love xcom, because it gives you a lot of nice world building to top it off.

It's good in the sense of it's fun to help people and try to actually be a real king, even if there's a major illusion of choice involved. I'm noticing the developers have trouble making games engaging LONG TERM. Same with not tonight. I personally loved the game but if I wanted illusion of choice I'd of just picked a telltale game to play.

This game has a lot going for it, but I can't recommend the game because of camp grayling. The place that is a giant counterpoint to the rest of the game, and it's one big trial and error system. It really REALLY takes the piss out of things after a while. Having to go to a wiki for answers to every question really is not what I envision for a single player survival game.

So Graveyard keeper, this is a simple game that most would compare with terraria, but honestly if I had to compare it with anything I'd compare it more with an older game, Haven and Hearth. A game where you'd have to spend literally hours on end where things were done in real time.

You have ethical dilemmas to let you decide whether or not you have a higher standard than the supposed 'town' that doesn't exist as a joke, because the DEVS evidently have an IQ so high it's represented by a letter.

Frankly this game is fine, that's kind of the issue though, it's just fine, I love how it doesn't hold your hand and how you have to work around landmarks on the map instead of having a silly icon telling you your exact location,

having the townsfolk get less friendly toward you when you try to sell them things and like you more when you buy from them makes sense given how poor everyone is, heck even the weird little clock on the symbols makes sense because I imagine it's going off a sundial more than anything.

If you want graveyard keeper, don't get it as a deep interesting game, get it as a late night binger where you just relax turn your brain off and play how you want, but otherwise you're gonna just fall into a pattern that you fell into based on what you wanted specifically achieved first.

I got this game for free via a gift from a friend. And let me say this, you should view graveyard keeper as an unfinished early access game but with a lot of promise. If no mans sky could redeem itself I'm sure this one can as well... As long as the devs don't cnotinue their 'interesting' conversations with the rest of the public. The thing I'm praying for most is either a switch port, or a better saving system.

I have had a lot of fun with the miskatonic, it was adorable, cute, lots of charm, friends especially loved to watch it and read dialogue with me in our poor attempt at voice acting, it was all a lot of fun. The game probably'd have clocked in with only 3 hours if I hadn't spent so much time with our talking and all that.

But after all the buildup, everything else, the ending was so rushed and undermined a lot of the charm the game had. It felt like the ending overreached and knocked over the bottle full of fun to the floor, and we frantically picked it up only to find a little fun left in it.

The ending aside, with the episodic parts upcoming to add more depth to the world I think it topples back to great again. The world this game made, the characters, they all were great. They oozed charm (And other bodily things.) Especially with Lizzy, she is simply the perfect one.

This game has no gameplay, it's just a simple story with grand writing that you're along for the ride with, kind of like one of the many university students at the miskatonic. This is a game that's exactly the right price for what it is, most visual novels are a bit... Borish, this though, this has it all done right.

I want it to be known that I am NOT a kickstarter backer, but I also never really have cared much for what goes on behind the scenes with games when the final product is all that matters. I'm just a consumer that found the game by sheer luck and accident when I was looking around steam one late night, and I fell in love with it. And I'm sure to be playing it more with my friends when the updates come out.

I give this game 4 grilly cheeses out of 5.