Nedávné recenze uživatele coll912

Steam Deck users:

Properties > Force Compatibility > Proton Experimental

= Enjoying game on Steam Deck. Just note the first few cut scenes won't work, but the game play and everything else will.

TL;DR - Get it on sale. This is more like a thumbs in the middle rating for me. It's a lot like Stardew Valley in a messed up way, but buyer beware - read on.

I REALLY want to recommend this game as a 'messed-up' dark humor version of Stardew Valley; especially since there is a farming element that becomes important later on. You will enjoy the many chill elements of resource gathering and developing your graveyard; while you also manage a morgue, a church, and a farm on the same plot of land.

However this game does NOT hold your hand at all. I have spent more time puzzled and watching youtube guides to gather some of the most basic essential resources that the game doesn't explain to you how to find them other than you need them. For instance, blue spheres are required for certain research in the tech tree - and they don't explain one bit that you get those blue spheres by using the research bench located in the basement of the church you probably won't visit because nothing prompts or encourages you to. I've spent more time googling things about this game than successfully figuring these things out on my own.

Crafting is the highlight of this game, it has a very intricate crafting system and can be very satisfying once you figure out what you want. But almost every single item requires a google search in order for you to figure out what the correct path is to obtain said item for a quest or personal goal. Many times you won't know the technologies you'll need to research to support you in crafting said resource. Again, not very user friendly.

I enjoyed my time playing this game when I'm actually playing it, but I know at least half of my time playing this was also stuck with my head in a guidebook on my phone trying to figure out what I was doing. Nearly 20 hours of gameplay later, and it's still the same.

Fantastic game, but with the lack of basic rules like offsides for instance, it still leaves me craving for a proper NHL game on PC

From an era when video games were designed for pure fun and not targeted towards the sweatys.

I've never laughed so much playing a game in a long time. The humor is very clever and well written, especially when you get further into the story.

You know what's even funnier than stereotypical 1950s U.S. g-men from the first game? 1960s era stereotypical KGB agents and cosmonauts

This game is NOT ready. This is another disgusting example of why early access games shouldn't be released at the full price of the game.

It’s only frustrating because you forgot how useless level 1. Scott is and only remember how fun level 15. Scott was

WHITE PEOPLE RENOVATING HOUSES

For the record I LOVE this game and it's my go-to de-stressor in any situation. Seeing how much it's grown since 2015 with all of the updates and expansions has been an incredible display of progressing a game from it's vanilla state.

But just skimming at the content section of the store page, there should NOT be $300+ worth of DLC. We cannot keep letting Paradox get away with their greedy practices when the sequel to Cities: Skylines finally comes.

You get the honor of bringing freedom and civilization to these savage people. That's it. That's the entire premise of the game. And it's very addicting.

You're not a bully. You're a superpower.

It's like Ghost Recon 1 meets Men of War: Assault Squad 2 in the best possible way. It

Men of War developer delivers a satisfying modern take on their beloved series and I honestly felt like it's superior to the WW2 DLC of this game aka Gates of Hell. It's still their same beloved RTS formula but added a first person mode that can be toggled with the "E" key and be adjusted to 3rd person with the mouse wheel.

The first person perspective has really adds a layer to the game play that is just so damn satisfying. Many great moments where I saves my unit at the last second by assuming first person control of them. For whatever reason this feature is only in the base game and not in Gates of Hell.

If you enjoyed MoW: AS2 but are looking for something a bit more casual to just start up and de-stress, this game is for you.