Recent reviews by Dule

Nerve-racking and relaxing at the same time. Didn't expect much from singleplayer but man was I surprised. Story mode was amazing and actually lasted an enjoyable amount of time. Game is nice and challenging, and with all the optional objectives, it has a lot of replay value. Sandbox mode and mods are just as amazing and fun. Despite the game looking like it needs a lot of power (with all the lighting, post-processing and physics sims) it's actually optimized incredibly well. It ran amazing on my main gig, but most importantly it ran in 1080p, all low, over 60fps on my partially broken Linux laptop (the cooling is really poor cause the plastic frame is broken) with 16gb RAM, GTX 960M and 6th gen i7. I by all means recommend this game

Really good game, especially considering this is Aggro Crab's first game, cudos. The 3D isometric style is really cool! Focusing enemies gives me Zelda vibes. Will be coming back to the game to get all the items. Dungeons are themed and interesting. Overall a nice experience, even with a controller.

A friend introduced me to this game and I instantly fell in love with it. Pixel art visuals and satisfying gameplay are the elements that really make it enjoyable, but the soundtrack is definitely what kept me playing. The game is easy to understand, but hard to master. Being a new player is hard, but there are a lot of guides that can help you get to the action. The game is getting constant updates (at least by the time of writing this review) and you can learn all about then on the official Discord server that is full of friendly people. I was really sad when I saw that the number of players is so small. TL;DR Mindnight is an engaging strategy game themed after hacking that, with its satisfying gameplay, charming visuals and a stunning soundtrack, makes for a very enjoyable experience.