Recent reviews by MajesticGrady

Stands out from an over saturated genre, nailing the core mechanics perfected by classics such as Minecraft & Terraria, whilst simultaneously having its own identity with the Norse mythology & RPG elements. Diverse biomes, satisfying progression in terms of the resources that become available to you as well as the methods of attaining them. Varied and unique enemy designs with each having their own strengths & weaknesses. A solid building system where structural integrity has to be taken into account before aesthetics, I could go on and on.

The only gripe I have seen, and that I have experienced myself, is the multiplayer stability when playing with a lot of people. However I have no doubt this issue will be resolved in the near future, as it is likely down to the devs simply not expecting this many people to love this game so quickly.

TL;DR: Valheim is the greatest £15.49 I have spent in a very long time, the fact that it is early access means that it can only get better from here. Buy this game, whether you plan on playing alone, or with friends.

The best way to describe Landlord's Super is imagine House Flipper, but it's set in 1980's Birmingham and you can spend all your money on beer rather than building supplies.

10/10 would claim the doll again.

It's like terraria but in space.

Take Two can go ♥♥♥♥ themselves. :D

TL:DR "The rollercoaster tycoon game we've all been waiting for"

Pros
- Absolutely stunning graphics.
- Soundtrack is the jolliest thing ever.
- Variety of coaster types and track pieces allow for incredible creations.
- So many scenery options, like seriously it's insane.
- The building system allows users to create custom ride stations, tunnels for rides, shops and beautiful scenery in general.
- Levels with challenges introduce players to the mechanics and slowly introduce more aspects of the game
- ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ WORKSHOP SUPPORT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
- If you're bad at building ♥♥♥♥, open the workshop, find someone who's good at the game, steal their blueprints, never look back.
- The way guests move is dynamic and flows well i.e. Families stick together, people will try and squeeze past each other if the path is thin.
- Terrain tools allow for tunneled rides, giant mountains and hills to shield parts of a park and make parks feel more enclosed.

Cons
- The water, this is a personal preference thing but in my opinion the water should be a body of water physically not just a facade with nothing below. (However I can empathise and see how hard that must be to code so it is only a minor gripe)
- Terrain painting is locked within each map. If you load an alpine map you cannot paint the terrain like a dessert. This prevents creators from being able to zone parks into themed areas such as having a grassy village area, a barren western area and a tropical area.
- The path tool can be a ♥♥♥♥♥ at times. But yet again not much can be done to help the way it is coded.
- When building a coaster you can tick an "auto tunnel box". This causes funnily enough the terrain to tunnel automatically when being built into terrain. This option is not available for paths (currently). This means you have to fiddle about pushing in terrain when trying to built a staircase up a hill. Hopefully the devs add this feature at a later date.
- Because of the beautiful graphics and the huge amount of guests that can be rendered at one time the frame rate can begin to tank in larger parks. However this is warned before purchase with the fairly high end recommended specs.
- The management side of things seems simplified and can be manipulated in order to maximise profits. (I have played very little where I have to worry about these features but this will be bad for those who enjoy it).

Conclusion
This is the Cities Skylines of Roller Coaster Tycoon; you will see this phrase a lot in reviews and there's reason behind it because it's the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ truth.

Like crack, except you can't die... probably.

Downloaded it. Opened it. Put it in fullscreen. Cant click the menus any more

10/10