Análises recentes de ~JoJoTheEvilLlama

Like the Monkees' Head was A Hard Day's Night on LSD, such is Wrestling Empire to the N64 classics like Revenge and No Mercy. You can turn every setting to 11 in this wrestling simulator, and I encourage you to do so.

Well..... Dark and Darker lets me play on the Steam Deck... Guess I'll play that!

Great game. Oodles of weapons with modifiers to spice them up, upgrades and neat mini games to unlock them, New Game+ for added replayability. Definitely recommend.

I bought this game years ago on early access, and it has not failed to deliver. I looked at it as a bar fighting simulator and it has evolved into so much more. It's great for just unwinding and smacking some heads in when you don't want to be overloaded by story or words.

In this age of survival simulations we live, we've all seen the zombie apocalypses and the nuclear fallouts. Judgment takes a different turn, and opens Hell right up. Rather than dealing with shambling walkers and radiated rodents, Judgment introduces you to demons, succubi, and possessed souls. I really enjoyed this take on the survival front, and the vast amount of baddies coming out of Hell kept me wondering what I was going to find next. Building up a colony while being stalked by fiends is just one aspect of this jam-packed game.

My favorite piece is the research system. It's incredibly intuitive, and it really makes your work and dedication pay off. Want guns? That's all well and good, but you'll have to do some leg work to acquire them. Oh, did I say leg work? That's probably because the world map is huge and contains more locations than you'll care to count for your survivors to scout, defeat enemies, and reap the rewards.

Judgment also uses a priority system so that you can delegate which tasks your survivors will default to when they are bored. (Bored in the apocalypse? I never.) That being said, these priorities should be monitered closely, as you'll need to manage your resources such as food and water if you want to survive long enough to take out your Hellish competition.

One of the most beautiful things about this game is that it starts off very simple. It's very easy to get the hang of, and it doesn't overload you all at once. Working at your own pace, you will be able to rescue survivors, research technologies, unlock different stations and items, and make a nice, cozy colony where you can wait out the impending doom.

I bought the game in early-access, and I'm very excited that its full release is coming in just a few hours. I can't wait to see what fixes the developers have put in and any new material they have added. Great job to Suncrash for creating a solid game and following through to their full release! Thank you for your hard work and dedication in making such a replayable and engaging survival simulator!