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There's nothing I can say about this game that hasn't been said before, but it's amazing. I bought it on sale. I would have happily bought it at full price if I'd known it was this good. If you've lost faith in the "Open World Survival Craft" genre, then this game will restore it. Exploring the world, discovering bits of the story, overcoming challenges, building, and unlocking new upgrades actually feels rewarding. The atmosphere somehow manages to be relaxing and creepy at the same time. I haven't put it down since I bought it and I don't see myself uninstalling it any time soon.

Oh, and you can craft an entire functional submarine, use it as a mobile base, and customize it to your heart's content, complete with kitty posters and plushies. Enough said.

TLDR: One of the best, if not THE best, open world survival games I've ever played. Yeah it has frame rate issues, yeah it's still in early access after almost a decade, no it's not the prettiest or most polished game you've ever seen. But it's fun enough that none of that matters.

Now the zombies SEEM braindead at first, shambling towards you and just begging to be killed, but they're vicious. At night they will gather together and tear down walls to get at you. Even during the day, when they're less aggressive, they love sneaking up on you, bursting unexpectedly out of closets or shadowing you until they're close enough to jumpscare you with a hit to the back of the head. It's fantastic. Oh, and if you just want to craft without zombies, there's a game mode for that.

The crafting is deep and the building is highly customizable. The maps are huge and filled with loot. As in games like Minecraft, anything in the world can be broken down. Unlike in games like Minecraft, if you mess around enough with impossible physics and destroy the foundations of something, it will collapse on top of you. (It's epic.) The hunger, thirst, and injury systems are surprisingly realistic. Most survival games I've played think you need to consume minimum of one gallon of water and an entire cow per hour to survive. Thankfully, this isn't one of those games.

Buy 7 Days To Die. You won't regret it.

The game looks great, the guns look and sound fantastic...but you can't actually play the game outside of the shooting range, because the servers are empty. At peak hours I saw five people on. And the servers don't fill the gap with bots like in Verdun or Tannenberg, so you're stuck with these empty lobbies. Beyond the Wire simply isn't worth the price, even on sale, when there's no way to properly play it. Hopefully this will change in the future - there is a serious lack of good, relevant games about World War I and I'd love to see this one succeed. I'll happily change my review if the game ever becomes playable.

You either die a hero or play DBD long enough to see yourself become the T-bagger.

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Is Leatherface worth the money in 2022?

TL;DR: No, not unless you really like TCM.

I love TCM. The original is easily one of the best movies ever made and Leatherface is one of my favorite slashers. But he's downright boring to play in this game. He's nearly identical to the Hillbilly, with his only advantage coming from the AOE sweeping motion his chainsaw does. Not only that, but the fan-favorite perk BBQ and Chili, which was fantastic for grinding bloodpoints, will be nerfed to remove the bloodpoint bonus. BBQ and Chili is still a good perk, but it's not $4.99 good. If you really want the information bonus that BBQ provides, wait for it to show up in the Shrine of Secrets.

The demo serves as a great benchmarking tool to test your system for the main game. Not sure why more companies don't do demos of major titles.

👉🐽 Boop.

Not worth it after the multiple nerfs and reworking of Boon: Circle of Healing. Only buy it if you really like the look of the character.

I can complain all I want but I keep coming back, so they must be doing something right.