Recent reviews by RepRam

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Dear Winnieh Pooh,

for christmas I want a Chinese game that just runs on my PC like all those other, beautiful, little, non-Chinese games that won't crash GPU drivers, don't claw their way into my system, don't throw angry fits when my system won't work like a smartphone or tablet and will JUST WORK.

Yours truly,

How's this a free game Mr. Thomas Waterzooi?
Damn madman, not just showing us the works of James Ensor, no he's also adding to them himself so we can actually enjoy a game that's taking us on a quick but memorable journey and to finish it off he combines it with a quiet enjoyable soundtrack.

One of my favourite "Gamer moments" 2024:
"Imagine sticking his finger in-" *mouse click* "Oh..."
Love the humour.

Yes I know, that's the only game from CA I played.
But I saw gameplays of their previous games, so I'm pretty confident in saying this is their best work so far!
Doesn't take long for a playthrough and it's still worth the money.

Hatte ich ein paar Crashes? Yup.
Frisst es Unmengen VRAM? Yep.
Ist es der beste EA Release seit langem? Absolut.
Suchtpotenzial als ob ich wieder 7 bin und zum ersten Mal Pokemon spiele.

Oh please let SMITE 2 be good, because I miss the days when this game was good back in 2013 beta up to 2015 or so...

♥♥♥♥ this ♥♥♥♥, I'm out!

Mario Party with Anime girls for the less fortunate.

Mario Party mit Anime Mettchen für Arme.

If you're tired of terrestial life, or want to leave this planet, but you lack the funds and aren't a bald lizard boi, then this is your safest bet.
Just install and waste away your life, you won't even notice this planet or any passage of time anymore.
Apparently Paradox managed fitting a Black Hole into Bits and Bytes.
How very paradoxical of them! Init?

Like with all Paradox games: Get DLCs in sale over time, most of them add a huge amount of replayability.

Really addicting gameplay, with a surprising amount of tactical and mechanical gameplay, especially if you don't just go and look for the best builds, or if you like to play for roleplay reasons.

If you like D&D, love character devlopment and getting XCOM'ed is your fetish, this is your game!
Each campaign is persistent in itself, with some "things" carrying over into your next campaigns if you like.
Multiplayer is very enjoyable if you have friends to play with... but I imagine it can be troublesome if you play with strangers, because everyone can control everything, sans characters in fights, those can be assigned by the campaign owner.
I imagine the reason for all of this is that campaigns can be converted between single- and multiplayer freely.