Recent reviews by Major Moxy

they put the mamfster cheef in da soder

mushroom

Take the good parts of R6 and CSGO and remove all the BS mechanics and you've got due process. Fast, simple. and very clean gameplay. Really hoping this game can score more players because what we've got right now is beautiful. A little rough around the edges, but beautiful. Also you can form a human centipede in the pregame loading screen and its incredible.

I have contracted every disease known to man after playing this game.





and I'll do it again

post 1.0 this game has sort of lost its luster. Devs took priorities elsewhere and have yet again left the game to die. A truly sad time to live in.

Lego Worlds is an excellent party trick
It's incredibly cheap, so buy a four pack and mess around with friends for a few hours. I've never actually played an online server, but I don't care to because the rest of the game was good enough. The amount of scripting put into the wrench tool means that you can make a Christmas tree that shoots beams that transform things into horses in no time. Oh, and there's a building system too, but it's too complex for my simple mind.

The game is the best Lego game.

(Please note this game is not officially made by Lego)

The Fanfic Maker series is an excellent way to make self-inserting plot lines. The software is confusing at first but after using the power of YouTube I could make terrible copy-paste anime games in no time. If you actually have skills than you can make a game that you can sell. I've seen plenty of good games on the workshop and even on the steam store. Like anything, you need a lot of spare time to make something worth while.

The software is a good way to make you realize that you have no talents.

with mods :steamhappy:

without mods :steamsad:

Shoelace engineers is an excellent metaphor for real life. In life, you get a great idea and decide that you will pursue it. You dump hours into it but end up with a huge failure. In this game, you want to be like the big-name workshop creators and decide you want to make a big ship. You dump hours into making it but end up with a box with thrusters or one of your pistons/gyros bugged out and exploded half your ship. The similarities are striking.

The game is a great way to routinely dissapoint yourself.

Harry's mode is an excellent JRPG, as I've played over 200 hours and still have no idea what's going on. The only limit this game has is that once you get over a few hundred mods their file paths start fighting like a family at thanksgiving dinner after election night. Other than that the game plays smoothly. The workshop is the selling point and also sometimes something that needs to be cremated. Many people have already pointed out the issues with the workshop, so I won't have to explain it. The servers are okay, but I prefer to grab some friends and make our own rules in sandbox.

The game makes a nice mantlepiece.