Recent reviews by [LoHaG] The_Superginge

"We've already got enough output to cover any potential need we could ever have..."
"I know, but it's not OPTIMISED!"

I'm not going to join the Discord just to give my feedback, so I'll put it here.
Good game, lots of fun. Quite obviously visually copying Stacklands though; it would have been nice to make your own style.

Also - please please add some musical variety. I was going mad by the end of it.

Give a community of players a game worthy of Game of the Year.
Train them to go up against unbelievable odds and yet still come out on top.
Same community fights back against unbelievable odds.
For Democracy.
#PublishersRuinGaming

I've never bought a game so fast as soon as its available, and I've never not-regretted anything so hard.

Cultist Simulator was a fantastic bunch of interesting game mechanics and a huge wealth of lore.

Book of Hours is that and then some. I've sold my soul to something occult and got an incredible game out of it <3

It may not be ready for a full release by the 30th, but the Emperor has blessed the artwork and sound design. Not just music, but all the guns sound incredible. Who doesn't like a good metallic shovel bonk

I love this game so much, and the digital version is faithful, and adds some nice sound effects. However, right now I can't recommend it. Been playing for one evening with my partner over Remote Play, and it crashed almost every time it switched turns. It does autosave after every action, and it does load super fast (it's a really small game, only like 160MB or so), so you're not losing anything, but it got a bit irritating having to load it up and re-invite back into the game that often.

This game is so charming and relaxing. The audio is unobtrusive yet pleasant. A delightful digital rendition of a fantastic board game, whether you're a bird fan or a game fan, I can definitely recommend!

10/10 Buy it on GoG so it works

Really satisfying to play, the feedback from shooting the guns feels good. The gameplay is challenging enough that I'm getting a little further each time I learn about a new type of enemy or trap, etc