Recent reviews by Project Chaos

Elite dangerous is one of the best games out there for people who love sci-fi and spaceship games. It's open-world in a way gamers today can't understand. Want to be a space-trucker? Go ahead. Want to explore the milky-way and document planets no human has ever set eyes on? Done. Want to fight criminals and collect bounties in intense dogfights in space like you're some kind of Boba Fett mercenary? Got it. Want to be a space taxi and take high class executives to visit a beautiful neutron star in the far reaches of the galaxy? Absolutely.

The depth and the detail is unrivaled, and spectacular, if you haven't played this game, you are losing out, and Kudos to Frontier for making this incredible game such a wonderful experience.

I cannot say how incredible this game is. As an elder millennial, who grew up with Starship Troopers movies/books, this game touches on that beautifully utilitarian satire, being both serious, and hilarious at the same time.

The game play is phenomenal, unlike anything else you've ever played, yet still intuitive and fun and easy to get into with so many subtle details. My god the details, even when you're in orbit in your ship looking down over a planet you've just a done a mission on, you can see the beacons and airstrike call-ins of other players around you.

This game creates an atmosphere other games WISH they could create. The environment, the teamwork, the details, the graphics, it's all at the peak of gaming prowess, and it's gorgeous.

The devs are incredible, both very kind and listening, while also giving you the punishment you most likely deserve by challenging you at every step. The give/take of the devs rewards/gifts is incredible.

If you haven't played Helldivers 2, but you've seen it all over the internet, and you've thought about trying it, DO IT. You won't regret it, and it's only $40 U.S.D, but I'd recommend the deluxe edition for $60 because it supports these wonderful devs who have crafted one of the best games I've seen.

This game is fun and has tons of potential. It definitely has some terraria vibes, but it should not be compared to Terraria as this is it's own game, but it does give off "Terraria vibes" for sure.

You can tell that the devs enjoy making their game, and it's a blast to play. It's got depth to keep you playing for a long time, it's got great gameplay, and it' super fun to play with friends.

I highly recommend it to enjoyers of games like MMinecraft and Terraria (though, again, I don't think this game should be compared to those, as it's got it's own uniqueness to it and is NOT a clone or spin off of those games).

This game is great, it's very unique and addicting. I love that it's not "just a card game" but so much more. In fact, i'd call it a genre of it's own. It's what I like to call a "Card survival management" game. It's like playing a city management simulator, while also playing a card game, with a little survival mixed in.

This game also has a good amount of depth to it with some little secret things they have going on, and I love that you have to just play cards and figure it out as you go rather than being hand-held and told what to do.

The game is unique, very fun, and super addicting, and I'd recommend it as both a casual, and a more serious game if you want to delve further into it.

This game is an amazing game. For many reasons:
-it's free to play
-it's insanely fair (in free to play terms)
-It's super in depth
-it follows the battletech universe exactly
-its a mechwarrior game, modernized, the first time in history we get to see battletech mechs in "reality"

This game is so in-depth and detailed, everything from weapon ranges, to heat management, weather effecting how your mech cools, and customization. It's insane.

It's extremely balanced, both as a game and as a free-to-play. In terms of free-to-play, it's literally the most fair I've ever seen. You can play this game without ever spending a penny, and you'll be on the same playing field as someone who spent $100. All the microtransactions are for indirect things. Like paint-jobs on mechs, or bonus experience gains. You can't just pay money and buy the best mech in the game.

That's the beauty of it too. There are no best mechs! It's so balanced in terms of gameplay, that no one mech is better than any other. Each mech has its role, and it's pros & cons, none of which give any mech an unfair advantage.

It's what I like to call "a thinking man's shooter" because it's such an involved game, that you really have to think about what you're doing as you play.

Really the ONLY negative thing I can say about it, I'd that the community for it is too small. I'd love it if the game had a massive community, like a big Triple A title game has, I feel like it could benefit greatly with a bigger community.

I love this game to death, and would recommend it to anyone who loves mechs, mechwarrior/battletech, and shooter games.