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While I quite enjoy the dlc, I find myself wondering how much of my enjoyment is simply the new mode (which is free and doesn't need the dlc). It's a rather strange conundrum where the free content is alot better than the dlc.

The dlc features a new mini area. The enemies are fine though it would have been nice to get an entire full area.
The other feature is Abomination. He's a fun hero though I find he's considerably more limited than the other heroes as he essentially has most of his skill so configurations matter alot less. I will say that he is far better designed than duelist and beautifully animated.

The dlc is just "Do you want abomination?". I assume most people do but that is really the only thing the dlc has going for it. The new mini area is incredibly underwhelming and I would not recommend buying the dlc at all if you don't want abomination.

In a FAQ the devs said that the dlc was essentially funding the free kingdoms mode, which I admire however it has left the paid dlc quite lacking. So far neither dlc for the game has been particularly interesting, they really need to add more interesting things to the game when you're not using the DLC heroes or simply just release the heroes as DLC (Which I don't think people would dislike since that's really what most people want, more heroes). There is also the factor that this DLC features one less hero than the previous but I think that's fine since abomination clearly required more work than most yet I would rather have had two heroes than the new mini area and abomination.

It's strange because while I don't actively dislike the DLC, I feel as though it should have a bit more content for the price. At the end of the day, this is a review for the DLC not for the quite excellent kingdoms mode. While I would love to meh the dlc, that's not an option so I'll have to not recommend it. The mini area is too underwhelming and abomination alone can't justify the entire DLC.

Incredibly upsetting that the game barely improved over early access.

I would recommend only if you want and are expecting a short and sweet game with excellent style. The game has almost no replayability (unless you want to get every answer right which has no benefit beyond an achievement)

Positives:
The game has a fantastic style that it sticks to the entire time. There's something so bizarre yet familiar about it.
The gameplay is simple yet honestly quite fun, essentially a puzzle game though there are a few issues with it.
All the entries are well written in terms of worldbuilding. They range from making mundane things somehow more worrying to making strange things be something that you just sorta have to deal with. They're all quite creepy in some way yet some are also quite amusing. In my opinion the entries are the strongest part of the game which leads into the negatives.

Negatives:
Alot of entries are never the answer, which is fine but there are ALOT of entries so it's a bit sad that you never really get to "experience" them. Some only exist as red herrings and that's a bit sad.
Some calls seem purposefully vague. You can't ask follow up questions so you sometimes have to guess. Many calls also have red herring information (some might consider this bad but I generally would say it depends on the call) One example is a call where a man constantly mentions water and a few entries could apply...but the true answer involves something else he says. Generally the calls are clever but some do come off as unfair, sometimes it doesn't feel like you're given enough disqualifiers or information.
You can't check the entries while a call is ongoing, minor thing but it's annoying.
There is no time limit at all. You are never told this by the game (I assumed there was one until I found out from others there wasn't). I'd say the fact you're never told plus the fact there isn't a time limit are both quite sad for the kind of game.
The game is honestly a bit too easy, there's so much wiggle room and even with some unfair calls most are incredibly easy and I found I could answer them before they even finished.
Some information is given to you in the entries that is never used including images and sound. Sound especially is rather confusing as the audio doesn't seem important to any entries, and any that it would be important too are too specific where it doesn't matter. You don't need to listen to singing when you are told it is singing.

And in my opinion, the absolute worst thing about the game, it is entirely linear. If you replay the game it will be EXACTLY the same. Same calls in the same order with the same answers. This, in my opinion, kills alot of the potential the game has. It means that everyone who plays the game will have the exact same experience. Not only does this kill any replay value but also calls back to the fact many entries are unused. I really hope some future update could remedy this.


In conclusion:
I've said alot of negative but in truth I did enjoy the game (steam's rating allows no nuance so I feel I recommend it more I don't). The style certainly carries the game and I think the concept is amazing. I would genuinely love to see this done again with the downsides scrubbed out. I'd probably say to buy it if it goes on sale, there was clearly alot of love put into it and I'd hate to see it go unappreciated.

For those curious I did entirely finish the game in under 2 hours (other than going back to get all the achievments as I saw little reason to do so)

As it stands now, it's too much of the same. The first game is still better. I understand the game is in early access but I'd just recommend the first game at the moment. There's a "story" now but it's so meh that it might as well not be there.

If steam had a meh rating, it would certainly be what I'd pick. The game lacks some of the better later features from slime rancher 2 (such as drones) while adding only bad ones (the resource gathering).

The new slimes are fine though I find most of them a little boring as they're all based on animals, still cute though.

I compare it so much to the first because it feels almost identical to the first game. Just play the first and get the 2nd game when they add more features, I'll probably change my review then.

The game is alright, not amazing. But good if you enjoy a fairly simple RTS. As someone who doesn't like base building RTS games this is good enough for me.

Though I would recomend getting the game on sale if you are not entirely sure

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Pretty fun, if a little simple. The submarine controls really well, I'd love to see the same submarine and controls (maybe with a few more buttons) in a more objective based game.

This is truly a great example of what VR can be used for, in my opinion. And that thing is; simple situations with a bit of a twist. This game is simple to pick up and fun for a quick blast of VR fun. If I'm showing people VR, I'm showing them this game. I think that truly shows how fun this game is.

So, you are the barkeep of a bar and your job is to keep your customers happy. The task is simple yet surprisingly complex at the same time. Each customer will ask for a glass they want their drink in. These include: A wine glass, a pint glass, a stein, a martini glass, a shot glass and a bucket (Yes, a bucket). You then must find the drink they asked for, ranging from energy drinks to beer to wine. All the brands of drinks are unique and easily distinguishable, making your task easier. You have an unlimited supply of these drinks and they are almost all in a fridge for easy access (Water is always at the side away from the other drinks.) You can teleport drinks directly to your hand, which feels suprisingly cool, so that you don't have to move around too much. Some customers will request combinations of various drinks, making the game that little bit harder. This system is very fun and easy to learn, it's quite addictive actually. A feature that I really like is that you can prepare your bar before your shift starts, by putting things in certain locations. This is great! It rewards players who are more organised and allows for some creative ways to play.

You have a limited amount of time to find and serve your customers' drinks before they get angry and being causing bar fights. To my knowledge, there isn't a way to break up fights and prevent dwarves from killing each other once they get angry. The more angry and dead dwarves, the lower your score.

For negatives, there is a lack of variety in your customers. They are all dwarves and although they are all in different outfits, they are still all dwarves. I would have loved if each map gave you different races to serve, this would have make each map feel much more unique. Continuing the lack of variety, each map feels largely the same. The only map that feels unique is the Moscow Express (which is from another game). That map even has taps that you can use to fill drinks, I would have loved to see a map where you can only use to taps to fill drinks for a bit of a challenge.

Overall, I love this game. It's also FREE, so even if you don't like the idea that much you can try it at no cost. It's a game that I would honestly buy, I think it's that enjoyable.

This is an awesome map, it's big and really nice looking. (And anyone complaining about it not downloading, don't make a negetive review, that's steams fault and not a fault in the game)