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I've owned this game since it was first released on Early Access as the Next Car Game. I played it a ton when it first came out on EA, and was very happy with it then, but got bored of it of course due to the small amount of content available and it mainly being (understandably) a tech demo and a few tracks you can race against bots with (which was a hell of a ton of fun!). Fast-forward a few years and I reinstalled the game, itching for a banger racing experience again, and WOW, the game is _actually_ a proper game now. Career mode, great variety of vehicles, buying and upgrading your vehicles, and so much more! I'm glad to have supported this game early on, but at one point I thought development was dead -- then I heard news that the studio was acquired by THQ, and I was still a bit skeptical but hopeful since THQ delivered quite a lot of great motorsports games in the past. Anyways, I'm impressed by Wreckfest, and it turned out to be a great experience, and is up there with my favorite driving/racing games, such as BeamNG and Assetto Corsa.

idk why i paid money for this. very shallow game. the only depth is the existing Elder Scrolls lore. lame quests that seem like they're meant for people with room temperature IQ, and meh combat. Non-existent economy. Feels like a watered down Skyrim, and it might as well be because nobody interacts with each other in this game. You will basically be playing singleplayer with random players running around you.

Nope.

It's basically VR Mount & Blade: Warband, which is amazing! Needs a few improvements to the economy/trading system though. Combat feels nice and enemy AI is decent; their animations are more realistic than Blade and Sorcery's -- not so fantasy/cheesy.

Great tactical RTS! It's like a more accessible/modern Close Combat, and then some!

Actually pretty awesome! Once you get out of the Meadows biome, things start getting interesting. Out of all the things I could die from, I died from cutting a tree and having it fall on me.

Been playing on and off for 15 years. Has a very captivating charm and community. You can play both Oldschool Runescape or RS3, and your membership is shared between both. Win/Win!

Definitely one of the greatest games I've played in the past decade! An iconic puzzler with groundbreaking technical achievements. In Teardown you will be forced to think and plan out your heists, and are given a minute to execute it. Plan for as long as you like, and swiftly execute it when you're ready.

Some may wish that the game was just another shoot 'em up, but the gameplay in Teardown really lends itself well to the technical feats, and also plays well in terms of optimization, as constant destruction would not perform well on modern PCs. The modding capabilities are quite extensive, featuring a rich Lua scripting API, and easy .vox voxel file integration, you can simply design a large portion of a level in tools such as MagicaVoxel and export it as a .vox file and import it into the game. This will all be made even easier to perform once the game's official editor is released.

Looking forward to the future progress of this game, and shout-out to the devs for engaging with their community.

It's like the QWOP of skateboarding. I wonder what Tony Hawk's been doing lately.

A unique RTS with a gradual progression. You will be amazed by just how much your settlement grows compared to how you started.