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I definitely qualified for many of the achievements in my first skirmish game but I got none of them. I was going to give this a thumbs up as the idea seems pretty fun even if the polish is a bit lacking (like why can't units move lacking explanation and often trying the same move multiple times makes it eventually work), but then after the first game I didn't get any of the achievements. If it was because I was offline then the game shouldn't start by default in offline mode.

How are you supposed to have enough healing at the start of the game?

I cannot get past the first chase sequence no matter what input combinations I try.

This game was better than I expected. To clarify I wasn't expecting a bad game, just a fine enough game, but when I finally got around to playing this I found it to exceed my expectations. The early game mix of building small bases while occasionally venturing outside was excellent. The game gets a bit worse later on, and especially playing the DLCs at the same time was starting to be a bit exhausting. Luckily the game wasn't any longer than it was. There were a few places where I got stuck (like how to fully construct the end game portal) and had to look up guides, but overall this was a good game to play.

Crashes each time I get an achievement.

I was enjoying this game after having played a lot of Civilization as a breath of fresh air on the core formula, however my enjoyment was cut short by the game announcing that I would be losing in one (that is 1) turn. How ridiculous is that? I can't remember which difficulty I picked but I'm pretty sure I didn't pick max difficulty for my first playthrough. I just got to the contemporary era when that happened. Surprisingly the game let me play a couple of more turns before losing. The reason claimed to be that another player got all the stars in the final era, but when continuing after the game finished they just then entered contemporary era and had 0 stars. So either the win condition is extremely terrible (I was in the progress of conquering the remaining AI player who had vassalized all the others) or I experienced a major bug. Even before this I got one event where the text template was clearly broken as it had placeholder numbers instead of showing the city names the event affected. So I'm giving this a negative review as I couldn't even play mostly to the end of contemporary era on non-insane difficulty. I can only give this a recommendation if you don't mind playing with either an extremely bugged win condition or a fundamentally unfair win condition. Until that is fixed, I won't be playing this again for a second playthrough to check if the game's difficulty is insane or I experienced a bug.

I wanted to like this game as this is a native Linux game and has a pretty unique idea. Sadly this has some multi monitor issues (that need manually unlocking, resizing, and moving the game window to be usable, even then the game window for me ended up taking up extra vertical space that was just dark). And it seems I can't get any of the achievements for this game, which is extremely frustrating. I commented a while ago on a discussion thread about this but I only got responses from other players saying they also can't get any achievements. And no developer response so I'm leaving a negative review.

This DLC adds a ton of more content on top of the base game. So if you enjoyed the base game and want a lot more progress that can be made in the game, this is for you. However, this DLC development is really badly balanced with fixing the base game. This game still has items with missing descriptions, the total bonus tooltips still say that they will show where the bonuses come at some point, but they still aren't added even after me playing this for more than half a year.
This DLC itself also has a bit of a letdown in that it doesn't add achievements for reaching the new max levels for skills. I mean that's just really lazy DLC making that you don't add new achievements (not to mention that one of the base game's achievements says that it is bugged, again the base game should have been fixed first)- So in conclusion I don't like how the developer focused on this DLC rather than first polishing the glaringly unfinished parts of the base game that any player will see way before reaching the after main game content this DLC adds. But this DLC itself has mostly good content.

Why does no one ever talk about how difficult Bayonetta is? Everyone always talks about Dark Souls being hard but this is definitely much more difficult, and the game is much more unfair. Dodging feels much worse and the enemies don't telegraph their attacks well enough, especially when there's a lot going on screen and you can't really see what is going on. The boss fights are also super long so you are definitely going to die or burn through all of your items getting to the next phase and trying to learn. So after the super long fights were you've died a bunch of times you then get rewarded with a stone award for dying a couple of times, maybe even to quick time events that are one hit deaths. In conclusion the difficulty feels very annoying and now I definitely don't see why anyone wanted more of this and highlighted a sequel. I think the genre this game is in is not for me in general so this will be the only game of this combo fighter genre I'm going to play.

After playing this and Vampire Survivors for a couple of hours, I don't get the hype for this game. This game doesn't have any good feeling progression, or I may have missed it. I'm not a fan of roguelikes, but Vampire Survivors is actually a fun experience to me. This game also doesn't have the advantage of having a native Linux port (even though this uses Godot Engine). So in a vacuum this might be a good game for certain kind of player but considering the other offerings in this genre, I don't recommend this game.