Recent reviews by ASCII Guy

Disregard my hours. I play outside of Steam.

Outstanding MMO that takes a ton a skill to master. I'll be playing it for years to come.

Has its issues, but playing with friends has made this one of my favorite games of all time. It'll provide plenty of hours of fun. My hours are criminally low as I recently bought the game.

Not incredibly deep or filled with content, but it's easy to run, cheap, and a lot of fun. Play it at least once if you're a fan of Saints Row or Grand Theft Auto.

The Sims 3 is notorious for its overpriced DLC. However, this issue no longer scared me off once I found this Steam release. Now, the game consistently goes on sale for 75% off, including all the expansions. That means that all the expansions are only about sixty dollars. Considering how much content each expansion offers, I'd say it's worth the price of admission.

The Sims 3 honestly has extremely fun gameplay thanks to the deep mechanics held inside. There's plenty to do, and as long as you don't cheat, it's also quite rewarding.

The biggest star here are the mods. New neighborhoods, items, clothes, vehicles, gameplay, etc. Even with just the base game, this game can still be very engaging with the assistance of mods.

In conclusion, now that the expansions can be purchased way cheaper than before, it's easy for me to recommend this game to anyway. It's still the best Sims game to this day (although I think Sims 2 is a close second).

I'm fairly addicted to this game. Multiplayer mod will add a lot more fun to this game than their currently is, but singleplayer is good too.

Biggest issue is framerate, but the chaos that results from the wild explosions and tether combinations masks all the issues for me.

While I wouldn't recommend buying this game without having friends to play it with, I do think it's great in general.

The game is really well built and and the controls are well designed for the variety of bricks.

While servers are dying off, there's still potential in this game to create quite a bit. Vehicles, weapons, gamemodes, ect. You just need the talent.

If you're a content creator, there's definently a lot to enjoy here. If you're just here to try and find good servers to play on, you are probably not going to have much to come back to.

Mind my hours. I wish I could like this, but I always end up coming back to Ace of Spades classic, as in, before it was bought out by Jagex. Even with decent ping the movements feel so choppy, especially jumping. For a game so simple in it's looks, it sure makes my fan sound like it is blending something. I can't play this with other people while with Ace of Spades classic it was like popping in a CD-ROM. It just worked, and it was a blast to play. Play the classic version, it's been revived under the name Build and Shoot. It's a much better experience than this by far.

Even though it is your typical indie survival game in Early Access, it's probably the best one out of all of them. Devs are active and the game is fun with little bugs and is actually really smooth. It's so much fun to play with friends. Pick it up!

I'm almost too afraid to play because I'm worried I'll ruin a relationship with one of the characters in this.