Recent reviews by XR_7

I drive semi trucks in real life. It's a fun game to pass time and enjoy the good parts of truck driving. Driving on roads with fake NPCs that mostly obey traffic laws, never having to wait more than a few seconds at shippers and receivers, and getting paid good money and afford your own truck after only a few trips. You can cross a state in only a few minutes, and I see some familiar landmarks and highway interchanges from my work days in real life which is pretty cool. You generally don't need a bunch of expendable time for 500 mile trips so this game doesn't have to take up your whole day if you don't want it to.

There were a lot of issues when I purchased Outbrk on Day 1 of Early Access, but I'm pleased as I continue checking in. Learn how to chase tornadoes with your friends, or just get your rocks off as a real life storm chaser especially during the offseason. It's a fun game with updates from the devs as they iron out bug fixes and add content.

I've played on Xbox, Playstation, and now PC. I truly believe it to be one of the best video games of all time.

I found this game just by browsing the Free To Play Steam games. Before playing this, I'd never played a single hunting game or had any interest in finding hunting games, but I played with an open mind. Now I can't stop playing this. Every spare second this week has been spent playing this game. Granted, it is exponentially better if you start off with the wayfarer membership (single payment of $14.99 for 3 months, two more guns, and a couple extra items) considering you can only hunt mule deer at Logger's Point as a starting guest.

Not sure if the game is worth playing? I will recommend advancing as far as humanly possible as a guest by completing the tutorials (I didn't even see the tutorials until yesterday lol) and the Mule Deer missions in order to earn gm$. If you manage to gather around 6500 or so, you can buy a shotgun and hunt cottontail and european rabbits. Doing all of this alone will take you several hours and you will have a rough idea of whether or not you want a membership. I played for over 30 hours as a guest and bought a membership just a few days ago. I'm already over 70 hours now.

Five years of Blockland (3 years of activity):

I've been playing Blockland since some of earlier days, starting in v10. Over the whole course of that time, I've been a fairly active user. From the time I joined in 2008 until April 2009, I was learning the ropes, how to behave, proper etiquette, etc. In April, Blockland was un-installed when I was grounded, and I slipped away from it. In early 2012, after several half-hearted attempts to get it back, I got it working again. I've made a fool of myself on many occasions, but I've contributed in many ways too, mostly to in-game servers. Blockland is definitely one of the best games I have ever played/owned in my life.

Note to new Steam users:
I've noticed that a lot of people have probably discriminated against you for being new. Please don't be discouraged by this. The majority of our community is not like that, and is more than willing to help you with anything you might need. One of the best ways to cut the discrimination is to change your name. You start with a default name where (*) are the ID numbers (Blockhead*****). At the bottom of the title screen, hit the button saying 'Name' and enter any name of your choosing (assuming that it is available).

- XR_7 (50690)