Recent reviews by Drazul

What you waiting for choom?

If only it wasn't owned by Ubisoft, I would recommend the world to learn guitar through this game; it's a wonderous thing that we're now able to learn guitar by a video game that translates sound waves to inputs that gives us instant feedback on how we're doing. I love that I can pick up a new hobby AND use tools I already have and are familiar with. Despite Ubisoft and mega corporation greed/copyright laws, this is still the only product of its caliber and will remain as a glowing recommendation to a beginner, as a beginner. Here's to many hours of playing ahead

my childhood with a new coat of paint!

My friend thought it may have gotten some love since they last played a few years ago, and found a patch made by a third party...unfortunately, it helped only me, as opposed to my friend. It seems that this game never worked well for the purpose of multiplayer, and still doesn't, so I don't think it's much worth playing in modern day, despite wanting another silly multiplayer game on my Steam Deck.

funny blocks took my wife, 11/10

Surprisingly more than just a vehicle for breeding and kink play. This game has a niche, but very active user-base that is pleasant to talk to and always helpful*. One of the best alternate methods to play? Posing characters. Sometimes you'll find a whole map completely frozen in time, depicting some silly battle scene, or a recreation of the statue of liberty, book and "torch" included.

*note: there are occasionally trolls which bring through chaos, otherwise very chill.

What an absolutely lovely game; the character it has and the silliness you can do with interactions between yourselves and the environment is wonderful! I'm glad they wanted to give us a chance with a free period, and I will absolutely be recommending it even at $7.99. Oh, and you can make your own face :p

Best $1.59 I ever spent

WE LOVE THE COMPANY.

I am writing an absolutely GLOWING review for the dev team at CoffeeStain Studies and the wonderful experiences they dream up. I have played Satisfactory ever since it was released on Epic Games Store only, and am very glad I supported them twice. As of Update 8, the game feels very fleshed out, with a really robust gameplay loop, and the usual infinite replayability that comes with any sort of building game. I was forced at gun point by the Steam Awards to write a review, so I thought I would finally give Satisfactory the one it deserves. Also, 11/10 for adding more animals to pet, they have their priorities straight B)