Recent reviews by Serylt

It's one of those games where one session can last anything from 10 minutes to 10 hours. Definitely one of the more relaxing, chill type of games. You don't have to micromanage, you don't have to watch out for bugs creeping up on you and destroying your base, you can just play however. One step follows the next in small increments; a danger if you're easily hooked on similar games like Terraria, Factorio or Stardew Valley.

Best played with friends, as you lose track of time when playing alone!

I was excited for "Skyrim in Space" but got a cheap and rushed version of Skyrim two years before release. Despite everything, I am not sure if it can still be fleshed out but it lacks quite a lot in every regard.

Why can't I have Skyrim in space? Why must space be loading screen and map navigation?

Crash, Crash, Crash.

It's a Triple-A title with a retail price of $70 and yet you are afraid of losing your round progress *because the game crashes*.

It's insane.

It's impressive how a paid game for $70 has that many game-breaking bugs, connection issues, insanely long queues - and don't get me started on WZ2.0/DMZ, it's even worse there. I love to close a mission and have my game crash whilst extracting, making me lose everything I acquired and finished in the last 30 minutes, putting me at an unfair disadvantage in the next round.

Why can't they implement anti-combat-logging features like other games? Get a grace period of 30 seconds (that's enough for most connection hickups) before being ejected because the connection quit. Or get a reimbursment for having the game crash on you, like getting your loot back if you go back to the place of your apparent ""death"". Or make it possible to extract armor and backpack reserves and give them 10-20 slots each. And while you're at it; double weapon's and key storage...

The singleplayer campaign is nice, tho.

It started out as a very clunky shooter; but it improved drastically. The progression is slow but you can keep the fancy weapons you find after the mission if you can carry them, basically circumnavigating the high level and playtime requirements.

The singleplayer missions do not seem to have a high replayability to them as it's just a shooter with a story, plot lines and twists which are average to good making them not as enjoyable on the second run.

Overall, I can recommend the game. It's fun, the mechanics are good (albeit still a bit clunky) and you get your money's worth.

It still being in Early Access, I'm looking forward to upcoming new features, improvements and content.

Highly entertaining for a (de-facto) idle game. I can recommend it.

It still stands; it's fun, relaxing and free. Get it.

Elden Ring is the worthy succession to the Dark Souls Triology.

I cannot even complain. That's rare. I am just flabbergasted and I am in love with this game.

Apart from a few minor performance issues, the game works well.

Used to play it since my early childhood. One of the best strategy games from "ancient" times. It's free and open source, maintained by an active community.

Try it out for yourself, it's fun.

The gun mechanics are awful. Shooting feels janky and cheap, weapon reloads are very simple and not even remotely realistic. Zombies get stuck often. (Maybe I'm just spoiled because of my previous Pavlov experience. But definitely not for experienced VR gamers.)

Awesome tool. But get the non-Steam version instead. It offers the same functionality and can be run without Steam.