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Very fun game, ruined by dickwads communicating outside of the game. Nothing fun about game after game after game or groups of people not speaking followed by getting voted out because you asked them to communicate.

Unbalanced game will match high level players to low level players and you will not have even a chance of winning. Also, gameplay is repetitive and singleplayer is boring.

Overally, just another Warhammer game with poor execution by terrible developers, STAY AWAY.

bretty gud 10/10

It's like a Tomagochi, but you don't have to feed it and it gives you presents.

This game taught me a lot about my roots, and now have a true mafioso accent.

Less bugs than the first game, but the story is a lot more linear and shorter. While the first game had you running everywhere, this one teleports you even when you don't want to, like after a fight and you want to pick up the loot.

Again, should keep you busy for a few hours but do not buy it for more than $2.

Game is playable. The concept is solid, but the execution is very bad. Do not buy it for more than $1.99.

The game has two major bugs, one won't let you start the game and the other locks you out of using several keys (like ESC to reach the menu) after you start the game up again.

Both can be worked around:

Bug 1: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=238409898

Bug 2: Start the game up, and make a permanent save (not a quick save) at the first Town/City you reach (Sowth). Then continue playing normally, quicksave where you please. When you start the game again, instead of loading where you last left, load up that first save first, Enter the town, then exit. The bug should be gone and you should be able to load your last save and continue playing normally. Keep in mind this works with any city that has an enter/exit cinematic.

Should keep you busy for a few hours, if anything. Story won't blow your mind either, does have two endings.

Short, but sweet. You play the narration of Silas Greaves' story, as narrated by Silas Greaves.

You can choose from 7 different weapons, as well a skill up for things like extra slo-mo time or being able to reload while running. It also has NG+. The game actually has two endings depending on the choice you make towards the end.

Would recommend for $5 or below.

bretty gud would summon more spooky skeletons/10

NOTE: Not currently worth the $25, I think if you find it for $15 then it's okay. Currently in early alpha and buggy.

It's sort of like a Roguelike, but you build a base instead.