Recent reviews by teh_wamburger

I loved Citizen Sleeper so much that they could have slapped a "2" on it and changed the names and I'd have happily bought it again. Thankfully, they went a little further than that.

I think I might like the soundtrack of the first one better, but is that an indictment when it was incredible?

Anyway buy the damn thing already.

Lots to love in this game. A bunch of frustrating things, too, but overall a solid experience.

I loved it. Struggled a bit with some bits of the interface that are poorly explained (tech tree tabs, hubs), but felt the familiar euphoria of "hahaha my city owns I'm rolling in resources I'm the greatest" to "aw ♥♥♥♥ my last food resource is drying up what the bleep I'm screwed oh ♥♥♥♥ oh ♥♥♥♥ oh ♥♥♥♥"

Great game, will get better with time as 11bits polish the copy and add on to it.

Eagerly waiting for the scenarios DLC. I hope the fact they didn't hit arbitrary sales target won't hurt the studio, heavens know devs have eaten enough ♥♥♥♥ as it is.

Buy it, it's likely the only snow you'll see this year.

Loved spending more time in the Roadwarden universe, and getting to know what life could be like in one of its villages, with the constant tug of war between mundane subsistence living, greater individual aspirations, and the ever-present danger of the forest and raiders.

It's a much more traditional interactive story than Roadwarden, but I would recommend it nonetheless if you've got a few coins to spare and want to revisit a place you enjoyed.

Screw Sony for almost making drop a negative review.

This game's a gem and its developers deserve better than awful publisher practices.

Well we don't have snow anymore but at least it'll always be cold in Frostpunk.

It's just good craic.

From start to finish, a flawless peek into a flawed world, not too far from what ours could be, a couple hundred years into the future. Believable characters with their own motivations that intersect, and sometimes collide with yours, gorgeous art and a great soundtrack.

The best part? This game respects your time and can be played over a long week-end, and will not require you pour 80 hours into it to appreciate it (looking at you Witcher 3).

At 20 bucks it's a steal. At any price point below that, you'd be foolish not to give it a try.

This game was an incredible find and despite not being overly sold on the visuals at first, I was soon swallowed whole by the story and atmosphere.

Do yourself a favor, pick this up and start up without researching too much about it. A lot of the fun is in the discovery.

I have a friend, with whom I play multiplayer games a lot. He's the one who startles the witch in L4D. He's the guy who closes the door behind me and leaves me with the zombies. He doesn't care. He laughs and carries on.

This guy, this guy is gonna eat ♥♥♥♥ in Tomb Robbing with Friends.

PS: if I had one suggestion to make it would be to get some more music done for the game maybe, although wanting to tear your own ears out is probably part of the experience.