Recensioni recenti di {WS}Casey56

Decent singleplayer, a grindfest of a multiplayer mode.

I had my fun in it, even at some points in the multiplayer. But a lot of that is hampered by the need to milk the game and by extension its players with shark cards, overpowered vehicles, and boring missions that encourage repeats to grind cash.

Maybe if the on-foot controls weren't the equivalent of potato sack on wheels, the open world less barren, and the missions more fun, I would have recommended this game.

Stick to the older games for a better gameplay experience.

Fun, but it really needs to be polished as it still lacks many of the features its mod predecessor GMod Tower had.

One of my biggest gripes has to be optimization, hubs really chug due to the amount of avatars and accessories being loaded and this is really blatant when you try do to any of those events in the hub area.

I also think the separation of players into many servers ironically makes the hubs feel emptier for a game that tries to encourage socialization. This is unlike the original GMod Tower which had less servers but a much more lively map due to the fact everyone was lumped together.

It also doesn't help that you don't have to go through the hub to play minigames, which can really make it so that some never bother and just teleport to wherever they wanna go.

Right now I give it a very weak thumbs up, as it only captures a glimmer of what it was as GMod Tower.

A hypercompetitive tacticool shooter that's lost sight of it's original theming.

Can get very frustrating due to the competitive design, the community is pretty dreadful as a result

Balance is erratic, as characters like Twitch can have their gadgets gutted and never restored.

Encourages battle passes, boosters, and other microtransactions.

You could do better, especially with a paid game.

A very useful and memory efficient tool to create and display animated wallpapers and screensavers on a wide range of devices and operating systems.

The definitive version of Sonic CD, Christian Whitehead did a great job porting this to PC and giving us features like US AND JP soundtracks, 60 FPS and leaderboards, different spin dash types, and unlockable Tails.

As for the game itself, this is the black sheep of the classic sonic series, with it's vertical level design and winding levels. I enjoy it a lot, but it is very divisive among fans.

The base game is a comfortable and charming platformer harkening to 3D games of eras past.

Workshop support is a big plus on PC as well!

The DLC, is mostly short and rushed. Definitely doesn't feel as polished as the base game, with death wish being the worst as it is the antithesis to how the original game is designed. As of now Nyakuza Metro is the only one that's really worth your time.

Stick with the base game and Nyakuza Metro and you should have fun, anything else and your mileage may vary.

A pretty fun if unbalanced MOBA with a bit of a prickly community.

Gods are fun to play but can vary in how effective they are when compared to some newer releases. Builds are definitely more confusing than something like League or DOTA, as a lot of old and unloved items are lumped in with the newer ones.

This might offer some charm though, as this also means your options are less railroaded.

Like any MOBA, the tutorials are not great so new players are sorta on their own when it comes to learning more advanced modes like Conquest. Going to YouTube or having a friend teach you is a must.

As a solo queue player I find there is a bit of a problem with bots and players can be pretty toxic, hope that's sorted soon. It's never hit the depths of League of Legends for me, but it's also generally a bit more antagonistic even in the fun modes like Arena.

The ultimate god pack is a good deal on sale, as you can get all present and future gods made for the game. The skins can get overly expensive so avoid unless you get a deal on them. Other than that the game isn't too in your face about the monetization model.

The ambitious one man MUGEN fangame has risen from the 2000's and is now on Steam!

Much respect for this game, as even today the horror inspired artstyle and story is a stand out among its contemporaries.

What you see is what you get, though. The only big changes are a new engine, new character, and new art for menus/story cutscenes.

This game has effectively been "finished" for decades now, so the most I could even ask for is an online mode.

Overall, it's a definitive port of a solid bite-sized fighter.

If you'd like to get an idea of how it plays, try the original on gamejolt before you buy this version.
https://gamejolt.com/games/the-black-heart/14718

Happy Haunting!

A unique take on MOBAs, released pretty early into the genre's life.

Has the very nice graphics and controls of a 2d platformer, with a great OST.

The balance isn't exactly great, and the developers have let the game sit with some serious bugs on newer characters.

It's ultimately a fun time, but the developers have left it for newer games. So don't expect it to be too active.

A once great sandbox game game, rivaling the likes of Minecraft, Garry's Mod, and Roblox in its heyday.

It had a thriving multiplayer community facilitated by mods using Return to Blockland (a very awesome ingame mod portal, mod manager, and friendslist)

As other reviews have stated already, this game's community has dried up due to the decisions of the developer (Badspot)
deciding to trade the game's iconic maps for better shaders. They then shortly gave up on updating after the game released on Steam.

For the countless hours I had having fun on the versions before Steam, I really adored this game.

But is it worth playing post community exodus? No, considering this version has made most old mods incompatible and removed any incentive for new ones to be made.

R.I.P. Blockland