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Buy it to support Zachtronics for updating this great game. The new puzzles and glyphs are a step sideways. It's not any better or worse than the base game.

Ambitious but very buggy. Rides get stuck in testing a lot, buildings entirely disappear, trains dispatch from an unloading station into full loading stations causing crashes, guests stand on water, etc. It crashes with global illumination enabled for me, but at least I can work around that. Any "it's fixed/good now!" posts are very premature. Check back in a year or wait for the next theme park sim.

The "multiplayer" is an absolute joke from a company with a popular massively multiplayer game. This shouldn't be considered a multiplayer game at all.

I hate to give a thumbs down to such a technically well made game, but the puzzles in this game are awful. I've wasted 30 hours waiting for it to "get good" already. You breeze through almost every puzzle in 3 minutes because there are no a-ha moments, just a series of obvious linear steps as it tutorializes you through a bunch of new gimmicks. Maybe 2-3 puzzles in the entire first 30 hours have been interesting.

If you like the robot philosophizing and walking around big beautiful environments, this is the game for you. After the all-killer-no-filler of Road to Gehenna, this is super disappointing and feels like a big waste of time. Maybe the DLC is better and they'll get more money out of me.

Three big combat scenarios similarish to the finale of Panama (loaded with stuff, loaded with baddies) although you can save. There's multiple fun ways to complete the objectives with different skills. Even skills like hardware and software were surprisingly useful. All three scenarios play out differently and you get 120 points to spec out a high level character before each. They're some of the most fun combat scenarios in the game, especially sneaking around and clearing pirates out of Loma Larga. It's obviously worth TWO DOLLARS even if the maps are reused.

I tried giving this a chance but it's the most do-nothing skinner box ever made. Every level I played was 30 grueling minutes of enemies slowly walking into my impenetrable orb of death.

Loved it. It's a lot more Brigand and it's only $5. If you're even thinking about diving back into Brigand I don't what there is to consider here.

Not overcomplicated or over-wordy. Gets straight to the point of scrounging items, picking factions, and ruining your character by picking the wrong combat stats with no pointless BS or quest arrows.

Edit: Yeah, this game rules. If you saw a review that said only Chapters 1-7 are good, then it's tediously hard, I strongly disagree. The later game where my hoard of supplies, skills, and learned strategies came into full use were my favorite part.

All killer, no filler. This is better than the main game. You get straight into the interesting puzzles with no boring ramp up or overly repeating concepts.

Edit: This is much better than the entirety of TTP2 as well. When I think of puzzles from this series, they're all from this DLC.

Took a second for this one to click. This game is literally programming, so your definition of fun should literally be reading documentation, writing code, and fixing bugs. But scripting an idle game to play itself is a neat project.

Not a meme. Super fun, fast FPS with lots of secrets. Doesn't waste your time with BS. The art style is cool but it's so much more than just that.