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This game is a love letter from Coffee Stain Studios and even though I barely started myself (after hundreds of hours of gameplay watched on Twitch and Youtube) I can't wait to go through Ficsmas and enjoy my cozy time building, planning, improving, dismantling and overhauling <3

Never I would have thought to find this simple yet deep, challenging and relaxing game!
Dave the Diver is your perfect relaxing companion, especially with a Steam Deck, and I'm loving it!

When a Bethesda mix from Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim and Fallout has a touch of Mass Effect with a sprinkle of other good inspirations from space games, you get Starfield.
I don't know yet how good the game is going to be, I just know that despite a couple of things that could have been done better (imho), so far I'm enjoying the ride, and I'm only at the beginning!

This game brought me back 20+ years when games were complete and fully featured.
Besides this, this game is a masterpiece, a work of love from professionals that are also passionate about their jobs, with great ethics and it's going to gift us with hundreds of hours of enjoyment with its deep replayability!

Best quick play game of the past few years! the soundrtack is amazing and the game pace with the upgrades randomness makes each run always different and always engaging!
Money well spent!
Also it runs great on the Steam Deck (make sure to select the Steam Linux Runtime under the compatibility layer in order to play the Linux native version!)

It's my go-to game for some relaxing time getting lost exploring its galaxy.. what else is there to say? It is a great game :)

Nowhere I would have guessed to get either a grip or so passionate about this game, but it's amazing and even with my current hours in, I still have lots to learn.
I'ts THE Grand Strategy game, so compelling and well made that practically drags you in.
The learning curve is steep, but if you have either played another Paradox game (Stellaris counts low in that regard, CKII instead fits a bit) or by watching some let's play videos or other people playing, you start getting a grip of the vast scope of things to keep an eye on in this game.

Couldn't recommend it more.

One may find the DLC approach from PDX questionable, but it kept the game in development and evolution till now, passing also to a 64bit code engine, so my suggestion is to take the "Must Have" like Art of War and Common Sense, and get the rest off sales :)

The spiritual successor of Theme Hospital, and bears very well its title.

At times it's challenging, but even if the original Theme Hospital was way harder than this, Two Point Hospital lives to its name and it's enjoyable with a scaleable difficulty.

The donwside is that it gets ripetitive over time, you lack the emergencies and those random challenges that you had in Theme Hospital, narrowing down the things to do once your economics kicks in and the rating of the hospital rises.

I would recommend it to anyone who loved Theme Hospital and thinks about it with nostalgia, even though the game should implement more features to pay true homage to its predecessor.

At first I had mixed feelings about this game, then I bought it.

I only have a small amount of time in it, and gladly it fully supports my 21:9 resolution, but boy this game is gorgeous!

The art style is unique, and even if your actions feels limiting, it's a warming and calming experience for which I just want to get lost again in this game, and continue my story and joruney.

You're going to love it!

A dreaming and fantastic experience, especially in VR.

I waited a bit too much before reviewing this, but I had to play it with my girlfriend on hers account, and by my brother's on his HTC Vive, in order to fully express myself.

To someone it may fall a bit short, I may understan their point of view, what they lack instead is what I think is the true purpose of this game: it's a family, relaxing and joyful experience, which envelops you and fills you with this sense of calm that turns into joy as soon as you color up your landscape, and it's a great way to relax, steam off a bit from our hectic life, and enjoy this small gem.

One little warning: keyboard controls are not recomended, and 21:9 support may be nice, for who like me has a wider screen :)