Recent reviews by Ranzera

It's a fun and inventive city builder with a lot of unique flair and unique challenges.

This game also requires an Xbox account to get achievements on Steam. This is mentioned *NO WHERE*. Deceptive and strong arming tactics to get PC users to make Xbox accounts.

A great heroes vs hordes turn based strategy game with some light city building and roguelike components. It runs well and has an absolutely banger sound track.

Unfortunately it has an impressively terrible steam deck controller layout. Worse, it's basically impossible to map the 1 or 2 nice things it does do intelligently to any of the community controller layouts, no idea why. Steam deck users should look elsewhere.

A faithful sequel to the game that inspired Scott Pilgrim vs the World: The Game. This game is a beautiful melding of side-scrolling fighters and RPGs. Play as a number of different characters with different fighting styles. Work to get stronger and unlock more abilities and ultimately save River City.

Great game with mods that make it even better. Follow the story of a mercenary turned ruler as they bring order to an untamed land. Fight against: bandits, trolls, goblins, kobolds, fey and more as they all fight for their place in your kingdom.

Check out Nexus mods for this game. I highly recommend the Eldritch Arcana mod, the Advanced Martial Arts mod, and the Craft Magic Items mod. They bring addition facets of Pathfinder from the table top game that add more depth to this adaptation of the Kingmaker adventure path for Pathfinder.

The only criticism I have for this game is that they tried to adapt the Pathfinder combat system (which is turn based) to a Real Time with Pause system. It mostly works ok but a lot of action economy complexity is glossed over or removed.

Overall a very enjoyable game.

Alpha 17 has been a severe disappointment.

The developers have removed a lot of features, dumbed the game down and implemented an AI for the zombies that is unrealistic at best and immersion breaking at worst. Gone are the days you advanced by using your skills. Now you whack zombies and gain abilities by level up akin to Final Fantasy. A17 has seen the removal of 2 major biomes from the game, which leaves area diversity lacking. The road system has been made to be extremely simple and boring. Map size has been reduced by more than half.

If nothing else here effectively shows what the direction of this game has become, let it be known that the devs themselves have said they use Fallout 4 as inspiration.

Fallout 4.

The future is dim for 7 Days to Die.

I finally just had to give up my survival play through. This game crashes to desktop enough to annoy me on the other difficulties but it's just soul crushing to lose so much progress so consistently to CTDs.

Buy this for your enemies.

I play this on Mobile and I have to say it's getting rather apparent that these guys have no idea what they are doing. I only expect more of the same with the steam version.