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I would not recommend this game based on that frequently portions of the levels wouldn't load, enemies would T pose, and items in the shop would stop being displayed. The game's combat is for the first tutorial levels exciting ... until the difficulty takes a rapid climb and you'll be visiting the death screen often when the what seemed like funny hitches in the combat before are your undoing, like getting caught on the geometry trying to roll out of the way of the enemies. Save yourself the trouble and give this buggy mess a pass.

This game is nuts, in a good way. Super relaxing and you know me, I was just like "I wonder what is over there" and suddenly I find I had inadvertently unlocked a game ending 🤣 I thought I still had so much more of the game to play and I did but I didn't realize by visiting certain locations I was choosing an ending. I feel like this is like GOTY contender for me, doesn't leave my eyes bloodshot, really satisfying, just totally scratches a gaming exploration itch for me. And it doesn't feel like I played it too long, easy breaks all over it. One downside, I couldn't go back in my save to take a screen shot to show off the upgrades of the driver or the car. Definitely looking forward to what the next road trip will be like.

Deep Rock Galactic is a fun of relaxation mining dwarf holes in space ... oh and occassionally Star Ship Troopers bugs show up and try to gut, melt, freeze, blow up, and annoy your dwarf into leaving their varied enviroments as their clones to wake up in the "med" bay. Chock full of bits of dress up and getting drunk as a wizard are available as well, as the game seems to keep getting updated with things that seem to indicate the Devs have fun making this while we play it trying to unlock the next over powered bug zapper, a boss beard, and a brewery that's probably illegal in several quadrants of known space. For Karl!
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In Victory Road your main deal is you are The Coach of what basically amounts to an anime boxer straight out of a more comical version of Hajime No Ippo. That's no knock on this game, its quickly endearing how much fun can be had carefully working out the meal plan and workout schedule of the wanna be Rocky Balboa or Lil Mac. Before you know it, your boxer grows in experience under your tutelage, carefully nurtured to ... gain "super powers"! The AI is really surprisingly satisfying to watch, I often find myself not trying to "cheat" with items, even when the opposition does, I get so caught up in the back and forth ... only to remember, its time to make callouts that help the boxer make a push for victory in a well timed step back to catch their breath and get ready to unleash hell.

Its really fun to just put on some favourite tunes, sit back and let the days of training melt away the leisure time. Bonus: The developer is carefully watching the comments looking for feedback to improve the game, this game is clearly something of a passion project.

One Finger Death Punch 2 is a fun bit of high intensity that matches that with a relaxing rhythm to its simple controls that scratches my Matrix "I know Kung Fu" itch. It goes fantastically over the top, as your fingers dance. The pace set by the levels is quite nice too, easy to take a break from as needed, no guilt in playing this casually but often because of the previously outlined fun to be had, it melts away spare timely willingly.

Idle games aren't usually this much fun. It is not just the Forgotten Realms setting which I enjoy, the game consistently finds ways to make the game feel more like a good tv show I can watch a few episodes of and then take a break but never lose track of where I am in the story. One bit of nice advice passed on to me by helpful players in the chat that might help you on your way as a fellow new player, check out the free codes you can enter into the store from the email newsletter or from some nice D&D twitch streams and podcasts, they seem to be all listed on the community wiki page. Hope you enjoy this as much as I am.

I don't know how to tell you this. This game is both fantastic as all get out and absolutely terrible at the same damn time. Moments of real tension and amazing action packed nail biting finishes ... and complete boring drudgery and "modders" (see: god mode cheaters who ruin the game everyway you could possibly imagine) who will ruin any sense of monetary progression and skillful accomplishments.

I say this because playing single player is only like the first 10% of this game's total experience, all the other unlocks are online and online is a total ♥♥♥♥ show 90%, either you are gaming the system to be in a online session with maybe only friends grinding missions against AI with near perfect aim, getting griefed for hours on end in a public session by cheaters or just other players who have vehicles you can't possibly hope to take out without help (which you are very unlikely to get) because you had the audacity in their minds to be "a jerk" by playing the object Rockstar set out before you or experiencing the rare moment when others play fair, even as they come after their opposing objective to your making pretend criminal cash and somehow you succeed or you don't and don't get mad about it this is how the game was meant to be by Rockstar because they set the mission objectives that way.

I don't think I can reccomend this frustrating experience to friends, despite the rare amazing moments, that as time goes on seem to be less and less in this game despite more and more amazing content that doesn't seem to be designed with in mind how the game is actually played in public servers.

UPDATED REVIEW Sept 9, 2014:

Just under 2 and 1/2 weeks later, this and another issue (Gold Upgrade Fail) that made the game unplayable for me, whatever was going on server side behind the scenes has been fixed. I was messaged on Steam that the game was playable again and can confirm that is the case for me as well.

I am leaving the original text minus the "Do Not Buy" message for this review just so other gamers know the game can go down pretty much exclusively to server side issues on the Developer's/Publisher's end, something my fellow Steam users should know before purchasing.

The short and sweet of this game is that it is very atmospheric, significantly because the stakes are so high because so many mistakes can end your character that you have been leveling up in a heart beat. I'm way into games with tension like that, sneaking around wondering when the sword of Damocles will fall - so if you're not into that kind of high tension, low throtle scene ... apparently there are LSM modes one can play instead that were recently added to the game. Hmm, I still consider the Survivor FPS RPG stuff to be the meat and potatoes of this though, so I stick by that this game is only a consideration if you're into that sort of thing, that's my impression so far anyways.

Be warned though, some of the stuff like going to the traders is for lack of a better word janky or understanding the compass indicators in a world where some pretty significant obstacles can be in the way so you don't bee line for your confusing way point marker or getting stuck while sneaking can be annoying and impresses upon me the sense this game is not polished aka had the equivalent of a QA Tester pass.

For what it is worth, I find myself playing this in roughly 30 minute sessions, where I either do one mission of some sort around or between the Safe Zones or turn in a bunch of loot I found while sneaking around the Nether Monsters and wondering if some other survivor is going to shoot me dead for my pitiful belongings - which hasn't happened yet, sneaking around seems to be working out quite well and I have reached Character level 16 (thus I have been enjoying spending skill points) without dying for the first time, yet. This is in part due to that sneaking feels like all I should do so far until I find a better weapon but so far its mostly been just bandages that seem to drop out of loot containers.

I hope this has been helpful and if you want to see the original impressions, see below.

Original Review:

Seriously, it worked for all of an hour, while I made my way through the tutorial missions, when suddenly the game was convinced my character was still in the Safe Zone when it was not, this being the second safe zone I left after creeping about avoiding Nether monsters. As long as you are in a Safe Zone, you can't fire or swing a weapon, so you can see how this would put my character in a bad way if attacked by the monsters. So, I logged out.

Big mistake, apparently. The game did not log me out but instead continued to starve my character to death, only now, none of the keys would work, no menus could be brought up. I had to bring up Task Manager to kill the game.

So I start it up again and log in to a server. Only, what's this? My character is stuck in place, no keys responding to input (so I can't exit the game normally, again), and my characters weapon and stats have changed to 999/999 HP Assault Rifle 02 99/999. And this happens no matter what server is logged into and I have to kill the program with Task Manager every time.

When I went looking for when this game would be fixed on the day of my first play of this game, this is the official response on their forums I found:
08-20-2014, 01:58 PM

引用自 KPopp：

Sorry for the issues and thanks for your patience. Developers and server team is working on fixes that should roll out today. We will keep you updated as we learn more.

That was a week ago.

Edit/Update Aug 31, 2014: So I tried again after following some instructions from Steam Support, since I am trying to get help from them, only to be greeted by this Gold Update Failed BS every time I try to play now:
http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/id/CanadianWolverine/screenshot/559891575264135504

Do you like working together with others? That's the main draw of this game for me, it draws out the intensity of moments when your crew works all together to take on the challenges presented in trying to blow your opponents out of the air in quick and deadly fashion all they while evading and staying afloat yourself despite the fires and devestating attacks. I definitely reccomend this game. Air ship pirates unite, ARR!