Recent reviews by TheToastyFail

a very fun introduction to the game!

Very fun game, always had a thing for Peggle and this just takes that and adds my favourite thing of rouge likes to it!

Fun concept piece, would love more variations and styles for the buildings but overall worth the money and worth sitting down to create with when I'm bored.

Hard to get into because the tutorial is a little lacking but the game once you've actually worked out what you're doing is an amazing take on an idle game.

Enjoyable game... To an extent.

The game is very fun to play with friends and to play on community servers to meet new people and to join communities that already exist on these servers. There are many interesting and fun custom servers for different styles of players, you have Bhop and surf for people who are wanting a more relaxed experience and just want to relax while playing. You could also challenge your self and learn the game more with servers that are aimed on helping you learn with stuff such as Retake servers that allow you to learn and to practice retaking a site once the bomb has been planted on it.

Be warned if you buy the game to be constantly against people who are cheating, either with hacks or by smurfing. However even with this annoyance in games you will still find the game entertaining when you're in games that don't contain these players.

Really fun game with heaps of fun mods to mess around with!

If you want to just aimlessly drive a truck around for hours on end go for it in ETS2. If you want to actually work and complete jobs and start a trucking business then you can play through the game and do so, hiring other drivers and such which is a lot of fun.

10/10

Overall I would say yes.

What is the game about?

The premise of the game is as the title of the game suggests, flipping houses. So you buy and redesign the interior of the building, adding more content to the houses to turn a nice profit.

Pros and cons

Pros

The missions are fair and easy enough to get through allowing you to 100% them if you chose to. The day and night cycle, is well thought out; allowing you to be able to play with real time lighting from where you live. You are also able to change the currency to fit the country you are from. The gameplay is smooth and has no real issue with framerate, the quality of the models and environment is good even on the lowest graphics and shaders settings.

Cons

One of the biggest problems I have with the game at its current state is the lack of content to add to the houses. You have a limited amount of furniture and décor that you can add, this can be solved easily over time with more content being added. Another issue I have is the loading of the game, sometimes the game crashes before it's even launched meaning I will be waiting and exceedingly large amount of time because of this.

Overall Rating

The game is worth the money to get for £15.49, however the lack of content to add to the buildings makes me feel like the game doesn't have long term re-playability which you would want for a game that costs near on £16.

Extra Thoughts

Something I feel could really help the game is having it be community workshop compatible as I feel this is a way that we can gain a lot more content for the game, this can also lead to community patches/DLC's where the content that is created and most fits with the game can be added in by the developers to allow for it to be a way to interact with the community directly.

Sorry to brake it to you but you're game is an asset flip. The fact that the "Gameplay" if you could call it that is one of the basic tutorials you get from unity to learn how to program the basic physics of moving a character around and jumping, you took that and then made a bad parkour game that has the mouse stuck on the screen. There has been no effort put into this game, again if I can really call it that.

Rating: 1/10

So I am an old school gamer when it comes down to it, love playing some older NES and SNES games because they were from a time where things were simpler including me. However one game series I couldn't properly get into was Final Fantasy, no matter how much I tried.

However in saying that I picked up Final Fantasy IV on steam a while back now, played it a few times and I can say it looks amazing, it's technically a remastered version as Final Fantasy IV was sprite based not 3D models. The game runs really well and has a story that is worth playing for. I will say that it ignited the flame inside me for an RPG, to the point of going out and getting Final Fantasy XV.

But bringing everything back to Final Fantasy IV. I will say yes this game is worth buying if you want to play a game where you will not beat it in one sitting, you will be left wanting more and more the more you play.

Final Fantasy IV gets a 7/10 from me because it has aged so well for a game I am playing in 2017 and it's still really fun to play.

I saw one of my favourite games come onto steam and downloaded it within seconds. However I don't know if it was actually worth my time... The developers have decided it would be a good idea to add an Energy system. This in it's self would be fine if it wasn't this style of game.

The game is the same as the web version that existed a long time ago, however it has some updated animations and that is around all I can notice that is different. The next thing is that the Energy system that was put in seems tacky, it doesn't fit with the style of game because you're creating elements, all they've done is slowed down progress for people who don't want to spend money on the game to be able to play without needing to worry.

Wait, they made a free to play game, Pay to progress faster... As if it was a Facebook game or an App for a phone.

In my opinion the game isn't worth downloading, I've played just over half an hour. Did I progress much no because of having to wait time to be able to make more elements and to do anything... They have Puzzles in the game again, however they are the exact same as the original puzzles and at the time of writting this there is only 2 puzzle which are easy to solve and once you've done them that's it. You're stuck waiting for more time to pass so you can progress with the "Main Game" as they have called it.

So what would I give this game, I think it is still a good game but has no long term playability in one day because of the new energy system. So I am sorry to announce that I am giving the game a 4/10 - It has a lot of room for improvement but they chose to take this game the wrong direction with micro transactions.