Reseñas recientes de Havoc

The game isn't finished but I did.

Never thought I'd say this about any game but 5 hours in and I just cleared the tutorial level... and it was actually really fun. I'm stoked for to play the rest of the game!

I'm having an absolute blast. I am excited to see future updates. Just fyi if you have problems connecting with friends sometimes it doesn't prompt you to get firewall permissions for online access. All you have to do are open your firewall settings and give the game private or public permissions. That or open the game go try joining an online session. Close the game and try again until it pops up. I hope that is helpful! Opening this up for comments if there are any questions.

Boring, bland, and with in game pay-to-win mechanics. Far Cry has really fallen into the dumpster. If you want to play a good Far Cry game go play Far Cry 3 - it may be dated but it is still more aesthetically pleasing and thrilling than this trash.

I just want to double down on this - I would not have bought this game had I known they put an in-game buy weapon with real cash mechanic. Since New Dawn also has this from what I hear I will not be buying that game either. Do yourself a favor and do not support game devs that make this decision.

Absolutely play this game! My mind frequently wanders back to my experience with this. I'm going back for another playthrough after a year. I never beat the second portion of the game. Like many people, I'm not exactly a huge fan of the transition. However, I'm a mega fan but the first style before the transition! This game is absolutely worth full price and I am eagerly awaiting any sequel. Just please continue off of the first style.

I'm having a stupidly fun time with this game. It is absolutely refreshing to see something come out that is not a steaming pile of eggs . I'm not even completely done with Act 1 yet and I'll tell you nothing you haven't heard already. It is a godd@mn good game! Worth the full price. Do not bother waiting for a sale. COMMIT and enjoy.

Slay the Spire is a love letter to deck-building and roguelike enthusiasts, penned by the developers themselves. They've masterfully blended the best elements of both genres into a tantalizing treat that's both laugh-out-loud funny and brain-busting challenging.

The graphics are a delightful feast for the eyes, with enemies ranging from adorable and endearing to a bit more on the ominous side of things. The gameplay is positively habit-forming, as you'll find yourself constantly fine-tuning your deck and devising cunning plans to vanquish each new foe that dares to cross your path.

And just when you think you've got it all figured out, the game delivers a twist that'll leave you puzzling and pondering, saying, "Well, I didn't see that coming!" in the best possible way.

In conclusion, Slay the Spire is a must-play for anyone who craves a hearty challenge, relishes deck-building, or simply wants to revel in the absurdities of a world where you can defeat a rampaging behemoth with a perfectly placed card. Don't miss out on this one!

This is good ethical game dev material right here. Setting up a pass system so that your buddies can play with you for free. Beautiful people made this. <3

I wouldn't have thought porn could be made well in this type of pixel media, but I was so wrong. This game is wildly hot! Honestly the MVP of porn games. The animations are superb and the dialogue, character development, and play in your own style make this the most erotic game I have ever played and I have played a lot of them. It would be fun to have a version you could play as a male in this society in a larger free-use city.

This is one of my favorite point and click puzzle/finder games of all time. It is absolutely charming in the art style and the puzzles are unique and fun. I also was thoroughly invested in the story. It dismays me that there seems to be no other point and click that matches this style of game. Even though there are some well known ones like the Machinarium series. The art style of Machinarium gives me anxiety and while the puzzles are interesting they are lacking compared to My Brother Rabbit. This game feels me with a sense of wonder. I feel like a child exploring the world for the first time when playing this. It is well worth the full price in fact I would have paid the premium AAA title cost of $60 for this.

I really hope the devs come together to make another in this style.