Recent reviews by Griffenskull™

yeah I'm not going to link a third party account after you showed me the game didn't need it to work.

Enthralling art style, good progression, fulfilling combat, balanced town management, cute story
10/10

The most consistantly enjoyable Co-op PvE Shooter I've ever played. One of the most kind and responsive dev teams I've seen. A must buy

Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a surprisingly in-depth spaceship deconstruction and resource management game. The game's standard mode is one with a per-shift time limit and quite a few resources to keep track of, including oxygen, fuel, health, suit and tool integrity and single use tool, tethers. There is another game mode to Hardspace that removes a few of these caps (like the shift timer) which really shifts the feel of the game to a more relaxed, wind down zen game. Being that this game is in early access, there are some improvements to be made (including optimization), but there is no lack of content to dive through. This is a game I find myself periodically checking for new updates.
This game is for: the speedrunner, the space buff, those who read seek out story and lore, the time-trial enthusiast, the zen gamer, and the guy who just wants to cut ♥♥♥♥ up.

Absolutely captivating game. Finally, we have a rogue-like in which you aren't constrained by walls and level design. Noita does a great job at redefining what it means to be a "dungeon crawler." You will play this game for hours (if you can stand dying over and over) and still not know much about what this game has to offer. If you're tired of games that run out of content prematurely Noita might be your game. Every new run has something new to discover. Maybe it's some what-the-hell-is-that-I've-never-seen-an-enemy-that-big or maybe you stumble upon some new area to get killed in. My point is you won't be rushing through the game and feel done any time soon. That, and the game often punishes you for rushing by overwhelming you with enemies, fire, lava, acid, and god knows what all at the same time. If there's one thing that frustrates me, though it isn't the game's fault, is how many times something will happen that just didn't make sense. With every pixel having its own abilities, the world is very chaotic. Pair that with random rock generation that could use some touching up and you get times where you're seemingly stuck, or confused at how some huge explosion just happened. Although, these critiques are mostly null because the game is still Early Access, and is bound to not be a polished product. This is, however, the most complete and enjoyable game I've ever seen in Early Access.

this is a good game

yeah its cool

Rust good, yes? Yes.

i like mods