Recent reviews by GamePil

Mechanically miles ahead of Payday 2. Just missing the 10+ years of content that that game recieved

The game itself is actually fun and interesting, especially if you watched the show, but what destroys it is the enemy AI. I spent 10 minutes sneaking around a place just for the AI to get stuck next to the table i was hiding under. There was no way to get away anymore and I had to restart the entire section. Also if you play with Oculus controllers the game shows you the HTC Wands instead and the controls dont quite work. Its a shame cause the game itself is actually quite solid. Not worth 25€ though. Id get it on sale for maybe 5€ at most

After the high that was Götterdämmerung. We got arguably the worst DLC in the game. They have announced they'll do some adjustments to content and rebalancing but as it stands currently this DLC pretty bad. The only country that fun to play is India cause they can actually do ♥♥♥♥ and they got the best paths. All the other nations are a pain to play cause of how weak they are and also just don't have very fun paths. The Kurdish path for Iraq is a fun idea but it's hard to pull off and barely has any content either. But they got one thing right. Afghanistan is the Graveyard of Empires. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ impossible to invade that mountain

Ever wonder what a voxel-builder would be like if it was specifically made for VR? Well wonder no more. This game might at first glance look like another Minecraft knock-off with fancy graphics but that couldn't be further from the truth. This is a exploration and building game specifically tailored for VR and that alone makes for a totally different experience.

At the time of writing the game is still in Early Access and I have only played it for a hand full of hours but so far I am really impressed. It has many features that just make it so much better than simply playing Minecraft with a VR mod. The way you physically swing at trees and then chop their wood into small pieces. The way you craft by physically assembling the blocks in into a shape in your hands like you're playing with Legos. The way you have to hit blocks differently according to your tools (A shovel doesn't work the same way a pick does). I took my time exploring a bit so I only now got around to actually building a furnace and I can really understand why it's specifically featured on the store page. Using a furnace by physically placing items inside of it and using flint stones and grass to light it up is an absolutely amazing feature. All of these things combined just make for an amazingly immersive experience where most things just feel very intuitive to do.

On top of that you have features that aren't necessarily tailored to VR but are a lot more important in VR like the great looking graphics and the world generation that has a much larger scale. I built my base next to an insanely high and fantastically impossible looking mountain and just sitting on the balcony at night while looking at the northern lights in the sky is a great feeling. Also being able to pick up and move blocks (and chests!) after you placed them is a great idea that I wish Minecraft had. Also being able to place up to 9 blocks at once greatly helps with building. On the other hand this game doesn't have a lot of features Minecraft has like enemies and survival (food) but I think for VR this can actually be a great thing as it makes the game feel very relaxing. Not that I would mind these features but I definitely think they should be optional as I much prefer how peaceful this game is.

I am excited to see what more this game has to offer once I get more into it and especially what else will be added in the regular updates.

I only have some minor issues or things I would like to have in the game. Personally I think the game should allow you to rotate certain blocks (I would like to build with wood being rotated sideways so it looks like support beams) and I think the way you drop multiple items from your inventory should be changed cause pivoting the bucket forwards (which makes it a lot easier to pick up items) interferes with dropping items as the bucket just sucks them back up. Also it might just be me but I feel like the way to cut down trees is a bit finicky - Took me a while to get used to and I still often need too many hits.

The only thing I would like to see added that isn't just a small thing would be to have some structures to find in the world to explore. So far the world looks great but it feels very empty which makes it less interesting to explore the overworld much.

Great game. The design of the levels is great and the game has some interesting features. After playing a lot of games with "realistic" guns, the combat in this game is just what I needed. The weapons aren't anything special but they are very fun and have more variety than just "thing that fires bullets". The enemies also have enough variety for it to not just all feel the same.
It is relatively short (took me just under 4 hours with collecting almost all upgrade points) but for that it never gets boring. Also the Sandbox DLC adds modifiers for the campaign so there is definitely replayability. The DLC also grants workshop access with some great levels made by the actual developer as well as some fun user levels so I definitely recommend picking it up with the DLC.
Can't wait to get my hands on the sequel. Definitely one of the best VR games out there. Right up there with Boneworks and HL:A

Its Cookie Clicker. Just get it

The multiplayer does not seem to work anymore. I have followed multiple guides that are supposed to fix this and I have tried to manually install the correct version of GFWL, allow firewall access to the game and GFWL and to check that all my router settings are correct but still I cannot connect to my friends session at all. Direct invites result in "Lost Connection" and Quick-Matchmaking fails to find any match at all

Subnautica in space with really corny humor. Having to recraft the same tools every couple of minutes is kinda annoying and the start kinda feels so open that you often don't know where to get the specific item you need to progress but other than that it's a very nice game

An absolutely amazing Horror Puzzle Game that will keep you on your toes with it's subtle tension building atmosphere and that will make you want to keep playing to uncover the truth behind the events that unfold.
The gameplay of each chapter is unique and refreshing and the story ties itself beautifully together as you gain more and more insight into the Story that has not yet been told.

This is just a really bad copy paste of old Heists and they couldn't even do that right. The second part of the map is basically Swing Vote and Shadow Raid at once but they managed to totally ♥♥♥♥ it up by giving you all the different kinds of loot you can get from the Shadow Raid like Weapons, Coke and even the Armor but then telling you to get the money instead. Usually that would just mean I steal everything anyways but I need at least 12 bags of money (on Mayhem) and I don't want to risk any more than that because there is no checkpoint between part 1 and part 2 of the map so I need to do everything again if I ♥♥♥♥ up.
I like some of the ideas they had like being able to open certain stashes for 30 seconds like the metal detectors in Breakin Feds but overall this Heist just doesn't seem fun. Oh and for the second included heist, Border Crystals, It's just Cook Off but set in the second part of the main heist