Recent reviews by Floofys

This is on sale for the Steam Summer Sale, it's 20% off, BUY IT. It's so good. Easily Game of the Year in 2023. With modding support coming soon, this could be the perfect way to play D&D with friends online.

Feels weird to be recommending a casual franchise tie-in card game. But somehow Snap rises above the soulless corporate cash grab it could have been.

* The gameplay itself feels more polished and clean than I would have expected
* For a card game, the monetization actually feels fair and not greedy
* It's super easy to take the same collection on mobile, steam deck, PC, or laptop, and have a good experience on all platforms
* Every card feels like it has counterplay

So I'd say whether you want to dump hundreds of hours in and buy the battlepass every month, or you just want something casual to do between queues in other games, this is a good pickup.

It's a free mod that you should absolutely play. It only takes a couple hours and it's fantastic.

Enjoy a FPS that was developed by three people completely undermine and destroy what DICE and other AAA studios have failed to capture in years...

Good for wintertime!

It's so good.

I'm so addicted.

I need more free time.

The amount of WTF in this game can't be understated. That being said, it's just worth finding all the WTF moments.

Are you looking for a game with big Bioshock energy? Well Prey hits that basically note for note. By having big System Shock energy.

* Crafting with random stuff
* Fight scary enemies
* Ammo is very scarce
* Sometimes the best thing is to run
* Going places man was not meant to go

If you like to play RTS but not deal with how fiddly the micro can be, this is the RTS for you.

Now that it's finally out of early access, I should voice my hearty recommendation for this game! I only put 148 hours into this game, but I can see spending hundreds more.

It starts simply enough. Build some extractors and get resources. Watch out for how much you're polluting. They don't like it. Then start building ways to move things to where you need them. Then go build the next level of technology. Then refactor. The refactoring never ends. The factory must grow.

The factory must grow. And grow and grow and grow.

Just don't play marathon. Unless you don't feel like leaving your home for a while. Actually that's fine for 2020.