Recent reviews by Niyazigo

Its getting better, nearly done. I believe they will fix other bıgs soon. You can play it.

Since my journey began with the Homeworld demo in 1999, I've consumed all the games and the series' art designs with admiration. So, as soon as this one was available for early access, I bought it immediately. But as you can see, it's been over a month since the game's release, and I've only played for an hour. Why? Because, according to the reviews I've read, fellow Homeworld fans like myself are disappointed. This has led to my great disappointment, and I haven't been able to play it. After waiting for years, people were not expecting something like this. We are all disappointed. The numerous suggestions expressed during the beta, the recommendations to delay the release, were all ignored, and the game was released in this state. I refuse to play it, but out of respect for the series, I won't ask for a refund either. I think i will leave my copy to gather dust.

Front Note: It's okay but not as good as Songs of SYX.

Manor Lords has been the game I've been most excited about since its announcement years ago. However, despite purchasing it on release day (you can check my game hours as of writing this comment), I haven't been able to fully immerse myself in the game and even when I did, I couldn't enjoy it. This is because while waiting for it, I had already become deeply involved in Songs of SYX.

The UE5 game engine and optimization are really fancy (Epic did a great job), but when detailed models are not supported by consistent interactions, it leads to a disturbing "Uncanny Valley" feeling. Yes, 27 years ago in Age of Empires, workers would complete their constructions by hitting the same spot with a hammer, but such things now stick out in ultra-realistic scenes. Seeing detailed construction animations in the trailers, I honestly expected better. Even the oxen carrying tethered logs spinning around like a solid concrete, slapping everyone, feels cringeworthy in such a realistic world. In summary, while the graphics are beautiful, I found it discomforting that all interactions felt zombietronic.

These things wouldn't bother in poorly graphiced games because our imagination would fill in the gaps equally. But our brains, not needing imagination in ultra-realistic scenes, suddenly encounter situations like these and feel strange. That’s the problem of this project no one ever explain. The elephant in the room.

If you play from a very far zoom out, there's no problem, but then you start to think, "then why am I playing this game that strains my system and requires so much energy, instead of Songs of SYX? I would play Songs of SYX and spend my time learning it instead." Songs of SYX involves a huge world map, border wars like Civilization, tens of thousands of citizens, soldiers, war crimes, religions, production lines, politics, diseases, and the balance of 8 different races. The graphic and design approach that makes your imagination part of the game is Songs of SYX's most important bonus.

Unfortunately, Manor Lords is only about militia forces trying to hold a certain neighborhood. In summary, you sadly realize that the effort put into Manor Lords compared to other games in its genre is spent on visual appeal rather than gameplay.

In short, as I said, it's too late for Manor Lords for me.

(I am giving a negative review for Manor Lords as a motivational measure for the developer to catch up and solve these interaction problems in the game. Because I have never seen such shortcomings fixed in any game that received good ratings. When these are fixed, I promise to turn my review into a positive one. Since it's still in Early Access and doesn't promise anything better than UE5 graphics compared to its competitors, it's a nice and quality game in many other games on the market.)

"Clean the Sea!" is an incredibly engaging game that challenges players to clean up a polluted sea while earning rewards for their efforts. As you navigate through various maps, each more captivating than the last, you'll find yourself hooked on the satisfying progression of upgrading your ship with the earnings you accumulate. With its tranquil atmosphere and addictive gameplay, "Clean the Sea!" offers a truly immersive experience that appeals to both young and old alike. It's not just a game; it's a journey of environmental stewardship wrapped in an enjoyable package.

EA slows down their games after 6-7 months as usual to sell the new one. With 4090, a stupid futball game starts to stutter before cutscenes, experiencing FPS drops arbitrarily. The game was fast when it first came out, but it began to slow down with subsequent updates. Doing the same thing with Apple iPhones is legally banned and punishable, but when companies do the same tactic every year to sell different versions of the same game, I don't understand why this is legal. This should also be illegal under the law. We should have the right to legally revert games to their pre-update state at least.

i'm doing my part!

Look, I had purchased and completed the regular version of this game when it was first released. I enjoyed it, and when DS2 was announced, I thought, 'Let me play it again from the beginning while lying down with my Steam Deck.' Turns out, I had to get the Director's Cut for Supersampling. Firstly, this approach is very unethical from a business perspective. (It seems that such unethical practices are considered normal even in the culture often praised for its ethics, like the Japanese.) Anyway, I still bought it because I wanted good performance on Steam Deck. I paid (director's cut) and downloaded it, and what do you know, now I can't set the native resolution of 1280x800. I've tried changing config files, editing hex codes in the exe file, but no matter what I do, I can't rescue this game from 720p. I'm really tired of dealing with this for the past few days, I won't be play and can't even refund now.

Rimworld, Dwarf fortress ve benzeri koloni survival oyunlarını beğeniyorsanız, Songs of Syx’i bunlardan daha çok seveceksiniz.

Song of SYX, Rimworld'e benzer bir deneyim sunarken daha geniş ve Civilization gibi stratejik olmasıyla dikkat çekiyor, üstelik öğrenmesi daha zor değil. Eğer sadece 2 saat harcamayı planlarken yanlışlıkla koloninizi iyileştirmek için 13 saat harcamaktan keyif alıyorsanız, bu oyun tam size göre.

Songs of Syx, gözümüzün önünde tüm zamanların efsanesi olma yolunda ilerleyen bir oyun, belki de aktif geliştirme sürecindeki oyunlar arasında bir numara olabilir. 0.64 versiyonuyla bile oyuncuya tamamlanmış bir oyun hissi verirken, aynı zamanda aktif olarak geliştirilen, içerik dolu ve hala "tamamlanmamış" olarak içerik eklenmeye devam eden bir oyun.

Ücretsiz demosu bile birkaç versiyon eski halinin kısıtlama olmaksızın full sürümü ve yüzlerce saat boyunca oynanabilir. Bu kadar iyi düzenlenmiş bir ürünü, sıfır mikro işlem ya da oyun içi satın alımlarla birlikte ücretsiz olarak görmek nadirdir.

Oyun Dwarf Fortress, Rimworld, Sim City, Majesty Gold ve Theme Hospital'ı içeriyor, aynı zamanda Age of Empires, Total War, Graveyard Keeper, Kenshi ve Myth of Empires gibi oyunlardan etkiler taşıyor ve hepsi Civilization gibi bir harita üstündeki değişken sınırlara sahip devletler arası rts savaşlar ve derin diploması ile taçlanıyor.

Songs of SYX şu anda bulunduğum kasabaya büyük bir ilerleme kaydetmiş ve bu kasabaya çok fazla zaman harcamış olsam bile, sıfırdan başlamaktan keyif aldığım nadir oyunlardan biridir.

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Early access’de $24.99’a satılan oyun v1.0 olarak çıktığında $30’dan satılacakmış. Dün oyunu alırken geçenlerde Steam’in Türk lirasından çıkıp M.E.N.A bölge uygulamasına geçtiğini ama $24.99’un ABD ile aynı fiyat olduğunu fark ettim. Bu yüzden dün oyunun yapımcısı Jake (the dandorian) ile iletişime geçip durumu kendisiyle konuştum ve (sağolsun kendisi hemen ikna oldu) oyunu hemen steam’in otomatik fiyat seçimine alacağını ve neler olacağını görmek istediğini söyledi. Birkaç saat sonrasında dün akşam saatleriyle birlikte oyun bölgemiz için artık $12.49’dan alınabilir duruma geldi. Ayrıca kendisinin sizlere selamı var ve ücretsiz indirilebilir demosunun birkaç versiyon eski full sürüm olduğunu da tekrar hatırlattı.


(Bu yazıyı dün hazırlayıp paylaşıcaktım ama fiyatın düştüğünü gördükten sonraya kadar ertelemiştim ve fiyatın yarı yarıya düştüğünü görünce artık bu incelemeyi yollamayı kendime bir borç bildim. Oyun gerçekten sağlam arkadaşlar)

NMS is a story of over-fulfillment of promises. And because all this was offered free of charge as a gesture to the gaming world, Sean Murray has written his name in golden letters in the acting industry.

Okay Sean, now we need remastered of it. Let's make athmosperic transations more seamless and wider view distance. Than take my money again !

This is not a game, this is a living tinyverse.