Reseñas recientes de A Certain Pole

Fun little idle game you can beat in ~5-6 hours. Well worth the 3$ price tag to spend an afternoon or evening with.

Now more than ever, this is probably one of the best FPS experiences you can have. Valve as a studio showcases their mastery at weaving world building, narrative, and game play seamlessly. The 20th Anniversary update has made the game even better - Episodes 1 & 2 now come bundled for free, workshop support has been added, and general QOL updates to bring the gum up-to-date with modern systems. This game is worth playing. Full stop.

Solid little line go up sim, very satisfying to see the networks of planes expand steadily across the world. (Protip: start in Shanghai)

I LOVE GOONING!

2 hours in. how do i get the purple ideology?

Lot of potential here.

While this game is rough around the edges, it has a lot of care and passion put into it. The amount of research, depth and variety is incredible! Best way I can describe it is a blend of Darkest Hour, Suzerain, and an RPG in a way with some of the scenarios.

I have mainly played the Shanghai uprising, and was surprised at how much replayability and variety there was to it.

Has its share of bugs, but the dev is pretty diligent about fixing them if you tell him on Discord!

Please give this a shot!

Rather fun, 'simple' game that I would recommend for anyone who enjoys antiquity based games that strive to be immersive. Rise from a simple conscripted Hastati to the Centurio Prior of your Legion. This unlike most rogue likes, is pretty much always going to be a tough start. But as you go on and your character's stats improve the game gets easier and easier until you basically become a killing machine. The only challenges being the occasional duel or being outnumbered. Worth the money, and plenty replayable.

Many will fight me but this was Total War at it's peak of design. Game play is beautifully simplistic, but is far from dull. Units have clear roles and there is no bloating of 12 different spears infantry. The campaign is straight forward, making your goals clear.

Some will tell me that this game is too simple. And I disagree. Why? This game at it's heart is a a look back at what started this franchise, and making it as best as it can be with what was available at the time.

What more, this title easily has the best expansion: Fall of The Samurai (Technically it's own game now) which I can best describe as probably the best line warfare I have played in a game. If you are looking to get into TW, start here. You won't regret it.

What can I say about this game that hasn't already? I went into this game almost completely blind (aside from the main gimmick) and it was amazing. Blasting off for the first time and seeing this solar system felt so calming. I can't quite describe it beyond that. Every loop, every piece of the puzzle slowly set in the realization that my adventure was coming to an end. And without spoilers, the ending made me cry-- and for a while just hearing the main theme did the same for me.

My only complaint? There is little to no replayability.

Nothing says "power fantasy" like going from a peasant who can barely handle himself against a bandit to single handedly clearing out a camp of 6 enemies in heavy armor.