Reseñas recientes de Giuamo

This game needs the Dark Arisen treatment and fixing of the performance issues.

I wouldn't bother, you will like it at first and then realise how shallow the game is and it doesn't change much at all.

Poker themed but nothing to do with Poker outside of winning hands. Don't let the Poker put you off if you liked Slay the Spire and other such card games

Nah, the price tag for the netcode to be this terrible is quite a shame - as it really only has decent merit as a multiplayer game. Friend hosts the server 15 mins down the road with a home network hardware setup with a server rack, lots of resources thrown at it - the game was just frankly designed badly to handle multiplayer client/server syncing.

Did not feel like finishing the game

You don't need FromSoft to make a AAA Souls game anymore. And I enjoyed the story much more (the player can actually follow along, and it tells you who to talk to to progress the story - which is great if you don't want to Google your way through the story!)

TL;DR: It is easier than Dark Souls, but it seems to have taken the good parts of Bloodborne and flashy moves and twisted it into a really good story. 10/10.

One of the best games I've ever played, best story, best writing, best voice acting, twist I couldn't have expected.

Game surprised me in a lot of ways, I will probably replay it someday. All I can say is, go in as blind as possible. You'll know if you like the game or not by the two hour mark, so might as well try it out rather than looking up if you will like it or not.

Should be more popular, good humour, nice mechanics, fun, I can tell by the achievements I have a lot to go (11% 15/135 with 3 hours in). And most of those are just "unlocked X party member" achievements. Some real fun ones hidden in there too

One of the best games I've ever played. I intend to visit it again and do the DLC

Just supporting the lovely pair that helped distract from some awful times growing up with their very engrossing game.
Now I am quite a bit older and not so hardcore, I am pleasantly enjoying the UI and my ability to do most things with the mouse, and then just tapping into that old muscle memory all the same with shortcuts to build furniture and do certain things I used to like clockwork.

Only 40 minutes played because sadly I'm an adult with responsibilities - but I will be coming back to this again and again and encourage you who might've felt too afraid to get into the game to now buy it, take the chance and play within your 2 hour Steam limit and judge for yourself. I think this is now friendly enough in that you can navigate the game, browse the UI and get feedback in a friendly format that you can geniunely just focus on playing the game.

The tutorials and help menu includes everything you need to know - good job brothers!

It is a fun game, I think those who like RTS's like Rimworld would enjoy it only if you understand you have much less control over villagers and you will not be manually building any walls or things like that.

The game however I wasn't going t recommend, though it was a nice game for the 8 hours or so I played it and then I had finished it. This was on my third attempt as I was learning the game so perhaps the actual game has around 5 hours of content assuming you play on 4x speed always like me.

If the game is coming out with more content and goals/things to do then perhaps buy it to support the development. Otherwise don't waste your money.

Too unstable on my system, crashes often. Tried on both capable machines for Windows and Linux. Unlucky I guess, but the UI could've been worked on better anyways.