Recent reviews by Alkimos

Quite entertaining and charming!
This is surprisingly well polished for an early access title too.
The cutscenes and some of the references are quite funny and cheesy (in a good way).
The gameplay really feels like a mix between Duke Nukem and Serious Sam, but with some personal, unique touches to it as well.
Shooting the guns feels fun too, especially thanks to the rather destructible environments you're put in!

The difficulty is a little lacking perhaps - on medium difficulty I ended up only needing to use one pizza (heal-item) and ended up with a full stockpile of 20 by the end of this.
Currently not all levels are implemented yet, but so far the content already felt worth the price tag.
One other thing that is a little lacking is the shop - there really aren't nearly enough weapon upgrades yet.

Still, it was an entertaining ride all throughout, and I already found myself quite loving the characters!
Very much recommended if you're a boomershooter-freak like me, and I'm looking forwards to playing the new levels once they're done.

It's only halfway done and already the best piece of fiction ever made to me.
Just play it already and let it change your life and perception of fiction as a whole forever.
Oh and obviously play Undertale first, you'll get the most outta this then.

10/10 brainrot generator.
Especially powerful if you happen to have a ton of stupid videos, music, and sound effects lying around on your hard drives.

Powerfantasy-Sandbox-Singleplayer-Skyrim-Runescape with RTS and Townbuilding elements as well.
Everything I have ever wanted. Gods, yes.

Has some jank and bugs, but so far nothing that really ruins the experience.
Most issues can be resolved by just reloading the area/save.
Otherwise combat has a nice feel and some early skills are already really OP, but in a really fun way.
I absolutely recommend getting the slide from the dagger skill tree, kick from the unarmed skill tree, and rush from two-handed, so you can just zoom around the map and kick goblins in the ♥♥♥♥.

One of the few modern sequels that actually greatly improves upon the original.

As someone who has gotten all the achievements, played plenty of Sins of a Solar Empire Rebellion, as well as this game's beta, I can say that the devs have already proven themselves more than capable. Enough so for me to already have bought all the DLCs ahead of time to support them even, which is a rare trust to have in a game nowadays, for sure.
We get regular updates that improve on the game flow and bring us great QoL and balance improvements, and have some more heavy content ahead of us this year in the roadmap, including a fourth faction.

The game is fun in singleplayer, but can also be quite entertaining with friends both as a PvP and Coop experience. The only downside being that rounds tend to run for many hours, depending on the map size.
Luckily you are very much able to just save a round and resume it later, as the netcode is A LOT more stable than in the previous game.

I am very much looking forwards to what the future updates bring.

Short, but an absolute banger. Even for someone who usually dislikes horror games.
Made me laugh more than it scared me, but it was still thoroughly entertaining.

Basically Super Mario Maker but with Zelda dungeons! Definitely something we PC gamers needed for a long time.

With it being EA there is some occasional jank and bugs, but the devs are very helpful, and the game is already very fun otherwise. I'm certainly looking forward to all the future content!

If you encounter any problems like I initially did, just head over to their Discord, they'll help ya out! <3

boomer shoot with very fun movement tech and good humor.
The day after beating this, I just dreamed about flying around everywhere, since that's what you'll be doing by the end.

It's kinda Far Cry-esque in it's gameplay loop, but with a theme that I personally like a lot more. Whilst the story is mediocre at best, it still gives you good motivation to fight back against these oppressors.
The start is a bit rough, but once you get to liberating the first, real settlement, the game opens up more and becomes actually fun. I'd suggest rushing through the main objectives until you unlock said first settlement, then it's actually worth it to also do side-content... it also feels as if the game was intended that way.
There seems to be a lot of content, judging by the map and amount of settlements. (20)
It took me about 5 hours to play the epilogue and first settlement, alone.

Beware that there is some occasional jank though... but there are also many smaller bits that add to the immersion and atmosphere that I really enjoy. First person animations are nice and respond to the surroundings well, the cover mechanic is a bit jank but kinda neat, and the gun customization system is also pretty fun, allowing you to use and mod a gun to your personal liking.

The fact that a modern game requires modern hardware isn't a reason to be so pissy.
It's fun, it runs at 60 FPS on medium graphics, even though my GPU is below recommended, git gud.