Recent reviews by snlᴉʇnɐNɔᴉɯsoƆ

Quite a fun game that is reminiscent of Katamari Damacy, but you have a hole instead of a ball.

Fairly brief story, but the achievements will keep you playing.

What a package!
Runs great on my laptop (Dell G7) and if I want classic mode all I have to do is press tab.
Seven hundred achievements and hidden terminals, skulls and data pads will give you plenty to do for a very long time in singleplayer and of course you can experience the potent mayhem of multiplayer.

Two DLC packs are required for all achievements. (Bought All Animals and still needed Animal Pack 2)

This is a game you should only buy on sale, if you like clicking to avoid obstacles.

Endless amounts of wasteland exploration, crafting and plenty of action (whether you find it, or it finds you). Honestly, I think everyone playing this game knows that it has bugs and glitches, but few games manage to redeem such flaws.

This one does, in typical Bethesda fashion.

177 hours in gained me 58/84 achievements, so although you might be able to blast right through an arc of one faction in hours, you could easily spend hundreds of hours in this game with all it has to offer.

Not quite perfect, but a fine gem of a game if you like post-apocalyptic shooters or science fiction RPGs.

Ever write a letter never meant to be sent?

Filled with angst and whining, this game was never meant to be appreciated by the audience. A journey through a dejected lover's failure of character development. The scribbles had some charm, but that charm was immediately erased with the opening text.

Grabbed the achievement, uninstalled immediately. Even for free I feel like I paid too much for this game.

This game should be really good.

Plenty of interesting concepts, customization galore, but it immediately starts off with a tutorial mode that boils down to "Click here, stupid!", I see so many tabs I can't use. So many features annoyingly out of grasp.

I. HATE. TUTORIALS.

Let me get my hands messy. Allow me to dive in and immerse myself in the post-apocalyptic mayhem with parts and pieces. Stop making a one-click option for thirty steps.

I know this game WILL get good. But damn it sucks when you start.

Cheap achievement clicker!

Honestly, I didn't expect much from this game. Guess a card. The music and design was actually enjoyable. For a dollar game, you could do worse.

After fifteen minutes of loading, I shot one zombie, then the game crashed. I reloaded it, and it crashed before even the first screen.

The game is bugged! Some cards will not appear when they are supposed to.

There may be an incompatibility with certain systems at fault here.

The tutorial was crippled. Every step is heavily reliant on a GPS tracker that does everything for you. You are supposed to track an animal without ever seeing a single mark in the soil.

I gave up entirely when the tutorial started turning off basic functions. Forcing me to do nothing except crouch while in a spot, disabling all other buttons while I was there, then demanding I pull out a lure with slot four. Slot four was empty, so it would not let me use it. Upon attempting to access my inventory to fix this I discovered THE INVENTORY WAS COMPLETELY INACCESSIBLE WHILE I WAS IN THE CROUCH SPOT.

It seems like it could be a great game, but this tutorial was excruciating and possibly bugged.