Recent reviews by Hafsa

Almost 600 hours in, and this is still one of my favourite games. I'd have a TON more game hours in if my computer liked me as much as I like the game.
In the beginning there was bugs. Many. Hilarious. Made the game worth playing sometimes just to see some even, but still amazing. Now, this long after, there's a few bugs, but overall the play is epic, terrain generation and roads, towns, look more like a real place than some alien planet. The looting, quests, and killing mobs all worth it for their own reasons. Getting a true balance in.
I've been proud to watch this game develop over the years, and cant wait for the future.
#2019LaborofLove

Achievement hunters only.

This is a game that SHOULD be taken off steam. Its first life was lived as a Minecraft clone, lazy...but whatever. NOW, it's been 'updated' to a town with nothing to do, no crafting, fighting, looting...nothing. You run around a crappily built town and that's it. Not even worth $0.01. Dev begs for a chance, and this is what is delivered. Even the single achievement is broken. Spare yourself the pain.

I am a player of Crusders of the Lost Idols, their other game, and I still like their style. Add the flavor of D&D, and you have a winner. LOOOOVE it!! I average 100 hr/week, and still not tired of it. Regular updates, interactive staff, and in-game chat make this tied for top 2 clicker games IMO.

Subnautica is a first of its kind, and adds new things constantly. The experience of this game (the good and the insanely good) is something everyone should have. Trying to make this random planet hospitable for us, you crash land and have to deal with the fact that you're the only one left (unless MP someday? XD ). Find salvagable parts, make your own home the way you want, and eat the...yummy....fish (or be eaten). Face your fears, and face the depths of Subnautica!

I give this game a good rating on the stipulations that 1. You have thoroughly played and enjoyed either or both of the Two Worlds games; 2. You are intuitive to details when thrown to the orcs. This has a good soundtrack (copy pasta from Two Worlds II), and a storyline - however vague - to boot. Sadly, the mechanics aren't the best, and little to no hint as to even what level you should start off in (the Arena is the practice). Give it a try if you're a fan, but if you have any second guesses, wait for a heckuva sale.

My first open-world game, so many hours spent, and many many more to come!

An exquisite piece of art that is priceless. Thank you.

Buggy though this alpha may be, it is still quite early on in development while giving players the immersion, challenge, and opportunities many fully-developed games can lack. I'm looking forward to following this game through to full release, and so far enjoying every minute. (P.S. SCREW YOU BEARS!!)

One of the most fun survival sandbox games I've played in a long time. While it might not have the horror aspect right off the bat, just wait until you encounter the octopus cannibal! XD
PLEASE fix the multiplayer save issue soon!