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I genuinely believe this to be one of the greatest programs on Steam. The tl;dr for this program is such: It hooks into your microphone input, and allows you to play pre-recorded sounds through it. Is it pretty? Not really BUT it does its job extremely well, and has, in the two days I've owned it, given me some of the greatest entertainment of my life.

Pro-tip: dodge roll

Stop messing with fire Rockstar. People like their mods.

Julian's a douche.

This game does not play exactly like the original, but brings in modernized graphics, including full 3D models rather than sprites, as well as modernized controls and mechanics, making this game one of the greatest reboots of all time. It's inclusion of the Vulcan API is also a plus.

Unlike most of today's "simulator" games, Tabletop Simulator actually allows you to simulate the experience of playing a board, card, figurine, or even role-playing game at a table with your friends. It's a fantastically made game that not only comes with most common games, such as solitare, checkers, etc. but includes things such as tablets and calculators that can be used for games. Further, workshop support allows you to not only find other games, such as UNO, but to make your own game entirely, complete with custom textures, boards, backgrounds, etc.

Now, what is probably the best part about TTS compared to other, actual simulators, is that the mechanics are well made. It's easy to use, and has intutive controls that can be brought up at the touch of a button for reference.

If I have to pick one thing as a gripe, I'd say that the server browser does not show ping. It shows region, but not ping until you are in the game.

In conclusion, this is a must have. Not just for board game enthusiasts, but for whole families, for when they cannot play a board or card game together, such as when in college, or someone's in the hospital, since it works on most modern laptops that have at least 4 GB RAM.

What used to be a great game has now become a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in game history. Developers have forgotten that consumers, especially those on PC, do NOT respond well to practices such as microtransactions, which they had previously stated would NEVER be included in the game. What used to be an annual fun-fest has become a horror show for fans of the game with the introduction of balance-altering microtransactions and unnecessary nerfs to weapons just to fill Overkill's pockets.

I'm disappointed Overkill. I really, truly, am.

Edit: And they fixed it! I will leave the review as it is for now, but will probably edit it more later

Great gameplay, great explosions. However, the 30 FPS lock should have never happened on a racing game, let alone one on PC.

An amazing RPG, Bethesda's Fallout: New Vegas is the fifth game in the Fallout franchise. Featuring graphics comparable to Fallout 3, one must be sure not to judge the game by it's poor graphics.

While this is an RPG, without any doubt, it does not incorporate the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ system of restricting weapon use by the player's level, allowing the player to instantly use any weapon they find. Further, combat is not the only way to solve your problems, as you can sneak, manipulate, trick, and/or negotiate with many characters. Of course, this is not always the case, you will always have to kill bandits.

The best part about this game, however, is that it has so. many. mods. I mean, this game needs workshop support, it has so many mods. Unfortunately, you will have to install them through Nexus Mods[www.nexusmods.com].

The only real downside to this game is that it has no vehicles. Of course, you can always mod them in, but the real problem is that it takes place in the Mojave Desert. What does that mean? Lots, and lots, and lots of nothing. You will have a lot of walking, and thankfully there is an auto-walk key.

Overall? 8/10 because of walking. Definitely worth playing.

2019 and still absolutely nothing