Recent reviews by Daishi

Don't mess about, download it, It won't take long to finish it and it's worth it!
Does this game have issues? yes it does!
Issues include lack of explanation on mechanics, getting stuck on geometry and passing through objects.
However I completed this in about an hour despite getting stuck in two areas that I'm still unsure of how I got past them, except perseverance. However I'm being negative because I like this game. I could think of a few ways to improve it but it got a great premise. The story while short (the game is short) is well done, the graphics are easy to read, the mechanics make you feel powerful and all have a purpose (there is zero fat). If they would fix the minor issues I and expand the game I would purchase this as a full game.

I laughed when I saw I only have four hours played (I guess this very specific for this version). Anyway Shoot demons/monsters/barrels/stuff something doesn't die shoot it again, open monster closets rinse repeat. This game mutates your DNA making you want more, it's not addictive, its far more sinister. Before it was called a First Person Shooter this style of game was called Doom or Doom clone for years. Those were the days that called 35 frames per second incredibly fast, responsive and silky smooth.
There is a box at the bottom saying "Check this box if you received this product for free" Well I have bought prior versions, multiple time on multiple platforms so is that "free?"

Being able to customize how my DS5 pad works is fantastic. I can change the way my triggers and rumble feel in so many ways you could spend hours just on those two things alone but then every thing else can also be changed. Need the controller to work like a DS4 yep it can do that, XB360 yep and it is very easy and the interface got even cleaner with V3.
My only complaint is that it loads Steam at boot (I do have a fix for that by using an older version with a script, but I miss the nicer interface and shouldn't need to do this) I'm a bare bones guy, minimal loaded for what I'm doing. I play games on other platforms not everything is steam.

It scratches that TD itch just right!

This feels about right, and lets face it, that's what Pinball on computer needs.
While I dont own many tables now, I can see my self picking them up over time as I have done with both Pinball Arcade and FX.
While testing the tables I have found that this has some of the best electromagnetic tables I have played.
Don't know why steam says I have played so little as I have several hours in this.

Let's Start with "This is not a bad game!" if you are into city building. Having played this, Cities Skylines and Sim City (all of them) I can say they all kind of blur into each other and not one is perfect.
Most of the negativity towards this game stems from the fact it is not much (if any) of an upgrade from Cities XL. I agree that it is not much of an upgrade. But that does not make the game bad it just means at the cost it's a bit disappointing (but still not bad) but if you don't have a previous version that negativity is void.
The second thing that has also been complained about is the performance once the city starts to get larger. Well my quantum computer suffers none of this, and Skynot AI said "Any more complaints and I'm going to remove humanity" Has anyone looked at the interconnected complexity of any of these games?? most games when you are playing them have nothing going on when you are not in that area so of course they don't suffer this issue. BTW all the Sim City style games suffer this issue to some degree. It's more program than you can handle ;-)
A few notes on the BIG 3
If you want the best graphics, smoothest gameplay, smallest city, lacking mod support get Sim City (5 aka 2013 aka EA why oh why) it's not terrible but it could have been the one!
If you want the most options to select where you want to build in the world get Cities XXL
But if you want the game with the most mods get Cities Skylines (what I think is the best allrounder)
BTW the hours recorded by Steam is not even close.