Recent reviews by Jacen "Jace'ika" Solo Djo

I cannot control the vagaries of everyone's shifting loyalties but I'm going to try. Truly an intriguing puzzle game of trying to find the right combination of people to either bring you up to the surface or further down into the deep.

I accidentally hit 'new game' a while ago and got really depressed about it. But I recently went back into the game. Despite the login sometimes not wanting to recognize me, I really enjoy this game. It's not just 'hacking' it has an overarching story. And it connects to the other games by this dev which is a very bold move considering there are apparently three of them that connect to each other and none of them play the same way at all.

Really enjoy the gameplay even if I keep forgetting what command does what.

I miss being able to build model airplanes with my grandpa. He passed numerous years ago. When I was asked if I wanted to keep the models (even though I don't remember being asked only remember waiting to BE asked) I said we didn't have room so they got sold. So now I just have my memories of building with my grandpa and it's a hole that will never be filled in. But at least this game lets me build models, especially the planes, and think about my grandpa and how he used to build real airplanes, too.

I want to get back into model building but I have moderate nerve damage in my hands. I've tried building models like the metal ones of the TIE fighters and such but I messed it up too much. I don't have to worry about that really with this game.

Good to fill up some free time you might have.

Wish there was an option to completely skip the driving the car to the dig site part at the very beginning instead of having to upgrade stuff to do it. That's the only real tedium for me. Everything else is fun especially when you spin the fossils like a rotisserie chicken while you're cleaning them. Good in small doses like most sim games.

I'm... an anthropologist. You'd have to ask my friend who is the paleontologist how accurate the game is, though.

More fun than I expected it to be. I upgraded my own computer and wished it was as easy as in the game. If only because even tho I have small hands it was a little difficult getting my new graphics card and RAM put in and I had to ask my dad to help me carry the rig and open it. And I'm 99% certain I would also forget the thermal paste if I ever upgrade my CPU.

I really enjoy the ability to use my own music. A lot of these sim games have okay music but I prefer my own if I'm gonna be doing something for a while. (I'm sure they worked hard also on the various sounds made with tools, etc., but I lower those to better enjoy the music lol)

I did kind of screw myself in my first long playthrough by not paying enough attention to the compatibility of the parts with what is already installed, etc., I know there's a notes app but I keep forgetting that, too. I might use my phone's notes instead for my next playthrough!

(I also get a big kick out of the IT campaign. I have the Esports one now, too but I haven't tried it as of this review.)

Good for a fun 4-5 hour romp if you enjoy solving crimes and 'conspiracies'.

As non-spoilery as possible: if you're genre savvy, you'll likely guess a lot of the 'twists and turns' way before the end. But that doesn't make it any less enjoyable of a story. I'd love to see more. If not a full sequel then maybe a DLC.

While you can boil it down to a game of just managing to find the right highlighted information, it does get a little more involved than that and you can sink a fair few hours outside of achievement hunting to find everything you need to continue the case.

I suck at it but I've waited so long for it and I love the developer. The story is great and so is the gameplay (even if bleeding upsets me). Slava Ukraini.

I named my drone вовк. I love watching the Ukr flag colors trail behind him as he gets payback. Slava Ukraini. Heroyam slava.

Nazi killing simulator. How can you not play?