Recent reviews by Knyte

It's not the newest or prettiest Sim Racer out there, but it's still one of the best physics wise! If you have a force feedback wheel, this MUST be in your library. It still feels amazing to drive, and the new UI makes the game 1,000x times easier to navigate and sort through options. The Workshop is full of fantastic additional cars and tracks to extend your enjoyment for ages to come.

Team Fortress 2 is a fps class-based game. It has a huge amount on player customization, and a lot of fun weapons load-outs to choose from. I have almost 200 hours in game, but that's nothing compared to many others who play regularly. This game has almost no skill seal. you may be great, but you can always be better. Right now there is a huge wave of aimbots, but VALVe is working on it. On top of all that, the game costs nothing to play. I would recommend to anyone who likes game such as Overwach and Paladins.

This is one of my most played games It is great for creativity or just messing around 10/10 would recommend to others

one of the best games of all time.
I love this game and have over 200 hours on it.

If you like MineCraft, you'll like Creativerse as well. It is more intuitive than MC, which is a huge bonus for new and/or younger players. There is plenty to do, and I have yet to feel that I was ever at a "dead end" trying to figure out what to do next. It's a good game, that gets upgraded to great game, due to the price. (Free!)

You can purchase the "Pro" version for $20, but other than a flashlight and glider, there is nothing that Pro gives you that you can't get yourself in the Free version in game. The only other difference is on the Free version you are limited to one world at a time (Or you can play online on other people's servers). If you have Pro, you can have multiple worlds and more control over the settings for them.

Personally. I feel that the $20 is a bit overpriced for what you get. (I get that the developers need, and deserve, to get paid.) If the Pro was $10, I would say jump on it in a heartbeat. Who knows, maybe it will go on sale someday!

Graphics: Really nice. (Way better than minecraft. The world has a fun, and kinda "cartoony" feel to it.) Also, it runs great on my laptop, which means it should run great on tons of systems. 7/10

Sound: Sounds a lot like MC. Which isn't a bad thing. 7/10

Gameplay: Controls are good and responsive. Your character moves pretty predictably. Lots to see and do. Many different ways to play, depending on how you prefer. 8/10

Re-Playability: Just like other open-world sandbox games. You might get bored after awhile, but wait a few weeks/months and you will get hooked again. (Repeat as needed.) 9/10

Overall: 7.5 / 10 (Great)

For a free game, it is pretty fun. You can tell that this was designed with phones in mind, as it follows the style of most "freeium" games, where in order to progress, there are many points where you have to wait in real-time. Up to a couple of days in order to raise enough cash or get your skills high enough to meet certain goals. If you are not the type to wait, and have money burning a hole in your pocket, you can pay real money to buy "gems" which can be used to help speed things up. (Money, Time Points, even jump ahead in game time.)

However, if you are patient and check back with the game once every day or two, you can slowly complete what is there without having to spend a dime of you hard earned money. (The game is still in early access at time of my review, and more features and girls are listed as "coming soon".)

If I could rate it from 1 - 10. I would give it a "6.5". It's not ground breaking. The graphics are nice but not mindblowing. The gameplay is minimal. But, somehow, it is strangely addicting if you are completionist like me.