Recent reviews by Zoink

I lean more towards mixed than yes, but it is a fun game to play casually.

Graphics are charming & detailed enough to have a little running city. The game play loop is mostly managing what jobs your survivors have & ensuring you have the resources to work towards the next upgrades. Zombie hordes get more difficult and larger over time, weather or not you are prepared for it.

My only reason to mark this as mixed is that there is pretty much one way to play the game with only some room for creativity. Other reviews have similarly stated that the early game has exactly one way to play correctly, which might not be self evident on your first few runs.

My comment above isn't a bad thing for every player so you should give it a shot if it looks interesting to you! It can be fun to perfect your build order & last longer. If you like the grind of learning through failure you might find that aspect of the game addicting.

Its an idle game with an incredible aesthetic and satisfying mechanics. Easily worth trying for $5 if you like the genre.

If you're into the RC hobby you will find this to be a great simulator. There is also a small but active multiplayer community. The models look and feel real, and there's plenty of fun to be had once you start flying. Though, for $100 software the implementation of everything outside of the simulation feels quite poor.

Every step you take before actually getting into the simulation has some of the worst UI & UX I've seen for the current year. You can enable the legacy menu with "showlegacymenu" in the console, which is significantly better, and if you intend to use this for more than one model and airfield you should enable it.

With that said, i recommend this software if you are planning to practice or improve for real RC flying. It is great fun, just an absolutely horrid user experience to get there.

Awesome casual & hardcore Mil Sim. As other reviews have said, if you want to play Arma for its tactical capabilities you should just play this instead. It way quicker to get into, runs better, and is catered more to casual play styles.

A word of warning though; Even on servers labeled Noob/Beginner friendly there select people playing very seriously and will expect you to do so aswell. I avoid these squads, and particularly avoid being squaded up with commanders since they usually want the best players. Don't get me wrong though, there are far more people willing to help and a lot of noobs that don't care if you suck.

If you like to make the number go up, you'll like this game.

The perfect game to keep your skills sharp or to create a whole new skill set. Screeps provides the rules for how your Creep colony sustains, and you must implement the code to support its growth. It is up to you to read the docs, test your code, and continually evolve/organize your code to find just the right solution to each problem you face.

For more seasoned programmers/players, the fun really starts when you hit your assigned CPU time and/or memory limits. These limits are quite likely to make you learn something new about the game, programming, or both - no matter how experienced you are.

Anyways, Screeps is an excellent game for anyone interested in computer programming at any level of skill.

Simple on the surface but then you get sucked in.

It should be illegal not to own this game while having a steam account

Love balancing supply lines in Factorio? Rise of Industry is like a simpler Factorio where you are dealing strictly with the distribution of resources to a variety of factories/shops in order to turn a profit, and ultimately produce advanced technology.

Enjoy OpenTTD, but wouldn't mind a more modern version? This game is for you.

No matter the case, this is a great transportation tycoon that functions well and certainly offers an abundance of replay-ability. If the screenshots attract you at all you will probably like it.

If you like TD games you will like this this. Having not played the Element TD custom games Element TD 2 had a steep learning curve for me, but the complexity allows for a lot of fun to be had in messing about with different builds. 10/10, my favorite TD game.