Recent reviews by Gomace

As a player who's watched a few hours of content when the game became paid Early Access, and waited to play this as a free game, I can say that this game is something I've been looking forward to playing, and it's been fun to play once I got my hands on it. I did know what to expect, though.

As a fan of Warcraft 3 and Starcraft 2, I definitely think this game is fun and is growing in a good direction. There are obvious problems that I know Frost Giant are working on, and even so I think the game is polished more than I expected.

Many people have left negative reviews, and I think they might be warranted and entitled to their opinion as purchasers, but as a free to play enjoyer I have not had such a negative experience on neither the direction of the game, nor the actual experience. Definitely recommend it, as it is free, even in Early Access.

Looking forward to see this game grow, and I think this is a good step forward in the RTS genre.

One Finger Death Punch is a game that gives you fast-paced action with only your mouse clicks - or one finger on a controller! (PC controller support). You can easily play this as a drop-in game with the survival mode, or you can play the story mode and unlock new powers and weapons to use further on in the campaign, as well as fight hard bosses that require multiple clicks to defeat. It gets really hard, and I recommend it to people who like mindless intense games.

Actually pretty cool. If you got 7 bucks to spare, try this weird Poker campaign RPG. Story is kinda compelling.

This some of that good shii rite here.

My favorite game of all time. The PC version has some bugs, but most of them are fixed if you opt in for the [publicbeta] in the settings.

Different gameplay builds - Choose to be a necromancer with magic gear, or a up front melee fighter with physical gear.

Lots of unique and interesting enemies and bosses.

Love the narrative, but I'm a sucker for religious and mythologically inspired stories. Amazing voice acting and World.

Loot; lots of loot. Different effects on weapons and gear to give you cool enhancement to your gameplay, allowing for cheesy strats if you want to.

Puzzles. Twist your brain with mostly "find the switch" or "look around" puzzles. Don't really have to use your brain, just look around blindly. Remember to use your new abilities and test out different options.

Did I mention great music? Great music.

Yes, the combat is really nice. You feel strong and powerful when the sound effects hit, and you look badass when you pull off a combo that transforms you into your reaper form. Spoiler, but not really: There's even an area for JUST combat where you can get loot to become stronger. If you're really into just fighting, then this game has a lot you can do.

Tons of exploration content and revisiting if you want. The game can be played through quite easily, but you can find so many sidequests, extra bosses and collectibles around the world. I recommend saving before the last boss (which you wil get a warning for, I believe) to explore and do sidequests. Even then, you can play new game plus for achievements and progression (if you don't want to blindly grind for levels for the lvl 30 achievement).

Not sure why I haven't reviewed this game.

Thought it was 2D Minecraft, but it was 2D Minecraft with A CRAP TON MORE loot and bosses. Way more fun to fight and do combat in this game, but not as interesting to mine and build. I still had way more intense fun with this game than Minecraft by far.

Released in 2011, but has been updated multiple times with FREE content updates over the years. I remember them saying they'd stop updating in 2013, but they're still updating to this day.

It used to be 10 bucks, but now it's 7 bucks. Worth probably 60, ngl. Tons of content, tons of fun, tons of mods, tons of multiplayer accessability through Steam. If you don't have this game, you've been missing out on a classic on par with Minecraft, but in the 2D scene. Definitely worth your money, even if you play solo.

As an avid fan of Bellular, I had to try the game made by his studio once it released.

For a first title, it is quite extraordinary, and it's really quite captivating to start with. Many developers just simply fail to deliver a compelling narrative, even in story driven games like this one, but Bellular Studio has me really invested right away. On top of that, the game is all about resource management and replayability, which is not something that's easy to pull off.

I'd say this game, besides a few bugs here and there, is a solid game worth its money. I'm looking forward to seeing more games from Bellular Studios, and I'm actually quite excited to replay this game for the perfect ending. I'm not a completionist, but I am a hopeful feller.

Really good. Good sequel. Buy if played the first. Buy if didn't play the first. 10/10 2d game.

At first glance this game looked like another whatever game that I wouldn't care to invest time into. I thought the controls would be unresponsive and feel awkward to use.

I was wrong.

After playing it for just a few minutes I found myself immersed by a pretty cool introduction cutscene, and then being, shockingly, scared by the basic enemy mobs with their glowy eyes in the dim forest, and their stick arms.

Playing it for some hours made me get the feeling of an adventure survival game akin to Terraria or Minecraft; not in feel, but in goal. There are bosses to kill, and you need to be resourceful to gather the tools to do it.

I've now been playing it for over 50 hours. Almost every day for two weeks (I play other games, too, so I don't have more hours, hehe.) and I still have more content to do. I don't know if it has a lot of replay value content wise, as there aren't really a wide variety of combat options or specialisations (compared to Terraria that allows you to be fully Magic, Ranged or Melee, and sub classes.), but like Minecraft, it has a bigger focus on random world generation, exploration and building.

I'd probably say it's more explorative and adventurous than Minecraft, but less combat diverse than Terraria.

Would recommend it, but, ofc, because it's an early access game, you might want to wait untill it's finished. I would say, though, that the current game is worth the current price.

This is one of my all time favorite games, combining story telling, visuals, gameplay and soundtrack to create an incredibly well constructed game. 10/10. I recommend this to everyone interested in an incredibly deep and satisfying story.