Recent reviews by Sketchy

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WOWEE never before implementing 3d to a 2d game been more impactful. If you're a fan of automation games, buy this. You won't regret it!

I game at 1080p and have had no issues besides a couple crashes. :-)

S'okay. Doesn't give you the feeling of utter loneliness that playing Subnautica at 1 AM does, primarily due to the fully voiced main character Robin and her constant quips.

If I could give a so-so rating, I would. Aside from some base building improvements and a fun, customizable Seamoth, there's not a whole lot in this game that beats its predecessor.

I found myself towards the end simply rushing through the story and finishing the achievements since I had every entry scanned and read within 18 hours.

Ending is great, but not as emotional as the first game. The first game had me bittersweet about leaving 4546B, but Below Zero had me itching to escape the water planet once I explored every biome.

Hope the people that do enjoy BZ have fun, but I'll be going back and sinking more hours into modded Subnautica now. :)

It's repetitive, simple, and honestly quite mind-numbin, but very rarely can those usually negative qualities can come together and create a beautiful F2P game that you can pick up and enjoy.
Not with many other games can I call a friend on Discord and reliably get at least one squadmate to hack and slash and shoot our way through simple levels just for the hell of it.
It's a great game to play when you're tired from working all day and want a game you can jump in to and always feel OP as you shred through simple NPCs. It's a great game to launch and load up while talking to other friends in a voice chat service.
And ♥♥♥♥, for a F2P the game is just pleasing to look at. It's beautiful and extremely well optimized.

Great game only if you have the time for it. I would not recommend the game for most people who are looking for a good PvP experience without putting countless hours of work into it.

122 hours later:
The game has its charm. If you're looking for a survival experience you can get attached to, this is the one.
I mean emotionally attached. You go out of your way to find a specific dino, tame it, name it, go on a few adventures with it, watch as it helplessly gets stunlocked by a creature, cry a little bit, and repeat the cycle.

With the ability to completely tweak absolutely anything and everything about this game, you are responsible for crafting the experience you desire. You forge your own adventure. Tons of workshop content to support this too.

I still don't think the PvP in this game is great. You spend far too much time on some of these dinos only to have them lost within minutes. I also think the Vanilla settings are grindy and not worth your time. 3x Gathering rates, 5x XP rates, 15x taming rates usually create a good setting to move along in the game without it feeling incredibly grindy.

I love this game, I love the story, I love the variety of gameplay one can experience when playing this game. Whether it be chilling and soaring through the air on a 200% speed Pteranodon or fighting a Giganotosaurus face to face, you forge your own journey.

Changing from Not Recommended to Recommended. It's cheap to pick up and start playing, the game goes on sale all the time with its survivor pass (All the DLC maps, which are a blast btw). Take the time to tweak the settings, take the time to learn the game, and you will be rewarded. Thanks for reading this review.

Still playing good ol' Battlefront II and have been for years. Before I got it on my laptop I was playing it on my PS2. When Supremacy is added to Star Wars Battlefront I'll finally be able to move on.

EDIT: PSYCH Supremacy sucks.