Recent reviews by Vitdom

3D First-Person repetitive Puzzle simulator.
Does not offer any Freeplay.

You are better off playing the nice game Gearhead Garage released back in 1999...

Incredibly good open world survival MMO game.
It is beneficial to play as a team in this game.

Bad gameplay, but all right for a F2P game, nothing I would pay for.
It looks like crap even on maximum graphics settings.

Subnautica is an immersive(as in scary and inviting exploration) open-world adventure and first-person survival game with a storyline. It is set in an underwater world on an alien planet after evacuating from your space ship in an emergency. Alien animal life is diverse, each with its own attribute, both friendly and dangerous.

From the moment your lifepod crashes in the ocean, you have to survive by exploring the environment. You may construct bases and rig it with special equipment to aid your stay in the alien ocean world. Apart from base-building, you can also construct tools, gear and underwater vehicles to help you survive and explore deeper or further away.

Currently, the game features 4 modes. Survival, Hardcore(death=lose the game), Creative(build and explore without restrictions) and Freedom(no thirst/hunger).

Development is still on-going post-release and replayability is not high, but the game is definitely worth its price. Maybe further development might increase replay value? Playthrough duration isn't short either for that matter. Subnautica is definitely a great and enjoyable game!

Call of Duty + Arma 3 = Argo, for free!

Posted: 26 Feb @ 12:22pm
The game is broken.

Crash / Freeze if:
* Change certain settings
* Load into a level
* Go back to main menu

Reviewed again 30th July
Same problem, the developers aren't even trying to make their game work properly.
Review is updated and I strongly discourage anyone from paying for this game.

Fun game to pass time. Skill-based MMO platformer. You are little mouse, get the big cheese, run back to your hole.
Be first, set records, have fun as the Shaman (special power mouse, help the other mice to get to the cheese with tools).

Good successor to the CS-series with Valve's modern community content ethos embedded.

In October 2012 I reviewed CSGO and found it unfinished with inconsistent design compared to the earlier titles.

I updated my review in 2013 when CSGO had been updated with content, features, improvements and fixes. A few maps were missing from the iconic CS portfolio, but it was now a worthy successor.

In late 2013, CSGO received new features that were in my perception buggy and untested. Weapon mechanics were completely altered and the community was mostly in opposition to the state of the game. I did not recommend CSGO at that time if you were interested in new innovation since Valve's long-term goals with CSGO were unknown.

Today I update my review again and find CSGO has grown out of my last description. The game has once again been updated with new content, improvements and fixes. Community issues still tend to arise but this time the developers seem like they actually are doing everything they can to help. Valve's long-term goals with CSGO are now clear; they intend to make CSGO not only into a well renowned and high-quality game, but also an Experience. This experience is similar to that of TF2 and DOTA 2, and how they synergize with the community both in-game and outside of it. They are building on this experience very carefully and their main concern with this synergy is to control it in a positive direction, worthy of a public e-sports class game.

CSGO is going to be continually developed by Valve and has in my opinion reached a point at which the development is no longer volatile through changes. The game has an established community with high interest, and it plays well. Team balance is regularly analysed and attained. Competitive matchmaking is an excellent opportunity to compete as a team and show off your skill.

Things that I would like to see in CSGO in the future are new, well-tested teamplay features, gamemodes and player interaction ideas(not limited to 1vs1 or similar).

This game is very good but too compelx for me. If you like complex puzzle games and an "advanced" cave exploration game. This is the PERFECT game for you!

Super next-gen sci-fi survival sandbox, inspired by Minecraft w/o blocks.

You drill into the ground and shape it with polygon precision, chainsaw down trees that fall, that you have to cut into logs along it once it's down. You find procedurally generated weapons to fight off aliens. Craft building, defensive machines, lights and new technology.

Very well made, very promising!

If you liked Minecraft, check this out! You won't ever play minecraft again :P

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