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I've wanted to play a similar game to Pokemon for a while but stinky Nintendo only release on their consoles so this caught my attention immediately. It kept my attention, however, by promising a butt tonne of cool quality of life updates, that the current Pokemon games are lacking.
The story is interesting, most of the TemTem look awesome, the art style is great and the environment is a lot of fun to explore.
On top of this, the team are constantly updating the game with bug fixes & new content plus have a super active discord where you can talk over any issues you have with plenty of community members & staff members.
The multiplayer aspect is also extremely interesting. I love seeing other random players running around and checking what cool TemTem they're using & the ability to play with your friends (if you have any) is also a really cool concept for a game such as this!

The main (and only) draw back that I can think of with this game is that you have to play online. I'd love if I could play offline when travelling or at somewhere with limited internet access but, at the same time, I understand it's to avoid certain exploits in which case is easily forgivable.

Overall, I'd recommend buying this game to anyone who enjoys this genre/are looking to get into the genre as it's easy to pick up yet poses enough of a challenge to really keep you invested. I'd also recommend buying it as soon as possible as the price will be increasing with every major content release and right now it's a steal for how much fun it provides!

Unlike the previous release of this game, I received a free code and once again thought it'd be funny to 100% then idle the game.
This version is much more fleshed out, with more interesting games, and a whole new gallery of... naked female characters.

The game-play was actually so engaging that for my first 20 minutes I forgot there was even NSFW content in the background... until I had figured out an easy way to win most of the mini-games without actually trying, that being said, I didn't really pay attention to whether the content was of good quality or not (and have nothing to reference it against) so I can't really comment on that aspect of this game.

The separate mini-games are very similar to the first one however, with a few new additions. One of these new games is a PacMan-esque puzzle where the biggest challenge is the fact that your character constantly either gets stuck in walls or phases through them entirely, running straight into the 'ghosts' (which in this case are girls with their mouths wide open as if singing opera).

Overall, the games can kill an hour or two and there is now an actual censorship button (instead of a cheat code you had to find in the games description) so you can just enjoy the game for what it is without having to feel weird about looking at these females in very exposed positions. It's also a hilarious addition to your profile for annoying the heck out of people you play against in various more 'competitive' games, such as CS:GO. On the other hand, if you're here for the naked-ness, I'd advise you to head elsewhere than a steam game as I'm sure there's plenty of free content of equal quality all over the internet.

I played this game back when it wasn't on steam and I loved the concept but ran out of things to do very quickly. With the release onto steam, they fixed just about every issue I had with the F2P version. There's now more stuff to do, places to explore and a goal to strive towards.
It's pretty challenging at the start but feels amazing once you finally begin to actually survive and build a larger raft. The music is great too, really fits in with the gameplay and makes everything you do feel 10x more epic.

I ran around for a few hours, dug up buried treasure, fought some lumberjacks, raided a city and built a home. Then I used a syringe and fell into a 4 hour cardiac arrest which I still haven't recovered from.
Needless to say this game is a masterpiece ;)

Once more I've changed my opinion. I'm impressed at how well Bungie have recovered their game.
I've been having so much fun in the recent PvE activities. Beyond Light, and the seasons following, have put Destiny 2 back on track and into a state that I personally think is it's best yet. Perhaps even the whole franchise's best.
Raids... Oh my lord the raids. Day 1 Deep Stone Crypt was AWESOME. It's in my top 3 raids period, across all Destiny content. VoG returning was also an awesome addition, the adjusted mechanics and new weapon perk pools are refreshing and fun to chase after.

Crucible:
For once I've actually been enjoying solo queuing into crucible too, Trials changes and general meta adjustments have improved my PvP experience drastically. There's still the baseline issues of people abusing dumb supers and abilities, such as shatterdive, but other than that, I can safely say crucible is in a really good spot compared to a year ago.

I can now fully recommend this game to anyone looking for a fun shooter or a more serious interest.

I'm editing my review once more just to add that now many abilities are being nerfed, with the focus being put back onto primary gun fights. Some awesome upcoming changes!

So I originally got this game to idle for hours as a joke so I could display it as my favourite game. I played every level on the censored mode and it took hardly any time to do so which made me not want to idle it any more. I guess I did have some fun on at least two of the gamemodes. I didn't like the first one but the other two were decent ish.
The only reason I would keep this would be for using the achievements for a display or if you REALLY like the artwork I guess.


And a pro tip - The game is automatically Un-Censored and you should look on the store page for the cheat code to censor things unless you have other reasons to buy the game ;)

I like it

I give this a broken marriage/10

I love this game. First story game I had really played and it was a great one to start with.
The fighting was fun and so was the driving, especially when you have upgraded your car, and the story was very engaging.

It's both my favourite and least favourite game at the same time.
I've spent a good amount of time playing Rust and enjoyed the vast majority, I've met really cool people, killed really annoying people and learned a lot about who I am through playing (Insert :steamsalty: here).
The game is fantastic; it's fun, challenging and relatively good looking. The community... not so much.

The mechanics are easy to pick up yet challenging to master, there's always something to do no matter your playstyle, as long as you don't mind dealing with the looming threat of it all disappearing within a few minutes whilst you're offline, and you'll certainly make some memories that'll stick with you for a while.

That being said, this game has the potential to make anyone angry... and I mean anybody.
The massive amount of advantages, with no disadvantage to balance it out, that groups get over solo, duo and trio players make the whole experience worse. I've lost count how many times I've shouted 'how many of them are there?' in anger after being killed by a group of 8+. There's nothing worse than losing your hard earned farm to players who rely on their number advantage, mixed with advantages the game grants them, in order to be successful. On the other hand, some groups are more... incompetent than others, which occasionally allows you to take the upper hand.

Overall, the game is awesome and you should buy it!