Évaluations récentes de Whurlpuul 🌀

SUPERHOT VR is definitely one of the quintessential VR games to come out on the platform, it's a must play for anyone picking up a new headset. If you love action movies such as the Matrix or old kung-fu movies you'll absolutely enjoy this game without a doubt. This game makes you feel like a badass action hero and shouldn't be missed.

Excellent game from the famed Valve developers really makes use of all things that people new to VR want to experience. It's essentially a collection of VR mini-games with smatterings of humour throughout, It's a really fun experience and definitely one of the first things you should check out as a new VR owner

I first played this as a browser game a couple years back and really enjoyed it, picked it up on steam recently and it's a great play for any cat lovers and destruction fanatics out there. I really enjoy the VR mode and the ability to customise which kitty cat paws you want to use to knock important objects off of tables with.

Donut County is a really fun and relaxing time sink, super chill, if you like the comedy of games such as the Katamari series you'll find yourself laughing at this game in no time at all.

The Team Fortress 2 Soundtrack is an absolute banger,
every song on this album slaps harder than Cliff Burton.

I could listen to every one of these tracks for a lifetime.
Or until TF2 gets updated again, so...a lifetime.

game is good i guess

Sid Meier’s Civilization VI is in my opinion the best Civ game and is better than Civ V (of which i have over 400 hours logged).
I prefer Civ 6 because I enjoy the graphics and believe that they look great and due to their styled leaders and units will continue to look good for years to come, I think it's a better fit for the game over all and I think the units look better off as well.

Civ 6 takes the economy systems (aka trade routes) from civ 5's dlc and improves upon it, the limit of routes you can give depends on if you have developed cities with seaports (for lighthouses) or commercial hubs (for markets). Furthermore the religion system and faith over all is better in Civ 6 than in Civ 5, it's fun and depends on developing "religious cities" in which you build faith districts, balancing your cities with commercial, science or culture districts is a challenge and keeping them all safe from any would-be aggressors is equally as satisfying.

Every campaign offers a different gameplay style, whether you decide to wage war on the world or kill them with kindness with faith and culture victories, it's a very satisfying experience to develop your science victory and then deciding to take a different route and adapt your kingdom to a faith victory or a diplomatic victory.

Moreover, in Civ 5 all traits were assigned and you'd know what civs to trust and which ones are just looking to stab you in the back, however, in Civ 6 the ai can be different every time, while still keeping some of the traits you'd expect them to be portraying as the historical leaders they're based on, this means you might get along well with one game, the next game they might hate your guts, this makes for varied gameplay.

The Wonders in this game are also absolutely stunning, unlike in civ 5, in civ 6 after you build the wonder, you see a short (skippable) cutscene in which the wonder is built while the environment around it goes between night and day through the amazing lighting, really making it look beautiful, while you watch your wonder rise from the ground (or sea) upward the narrator reads a historical quote or interesting fact about the wonder, many of these are funny or thought provoking often quoted from a variety of interesting people.

The real time clock is a small feature but one that really turned out to be a gamechanger for me coming from civ 5, you can set it to follow real time so you can watch the bright green fields turn to a dusk plain to alert you that you've been playing this game all day, you should probably save and log off. You can also just set the clock to whatever time you like if you prefer the twinkle of the city lights and glimmer of moonlit oceans to the bright and living-looking landscape with the sun reflecting from the emerald seas. I love watching my small city grow and get developed as the tiles around it are filled with wonderful wonders and fantastic farms.

Finally, the mentality of "just one more turn" really keeps you coming back for more from this game and it's addictive nature of building up your empire and settling more cities as well as building alliances with your fellow civilization always keeps me coming back for another game.

This game is really cool, super chill. There's a channel dedicated to cat videos.

I've played since beta launched, and while I do believe that the beta was better than the full release of the game i'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun while playing the full released game. I'd recommend it solely for the visual style alone as the graphics are fantastic and the voxel style lends itself very well to Cubeworld.

There are bad and good things about this game, but I believe that the good features far outweigh the bad (especially for the price point)

I didn't starve