Recent reviews by voidson

The game is great, but we're still waiting for an update annonced A YEAR AGO, and the first news isn't even about that but to sell merch...

Good game that had potential but was abandoned by the dev...

Abandoned.
The game had so much potential and could've filled a particular niche for fans of FPS and games like Mount&Blade, but we'll never get to see its potential fulfilled.
Steam really has an abandoned Early Access games problem, and Freeman: Guerrilla Warfare is just one of those games.

I'm 91 hours in, and it's the closest I've ever felt to LIVING in Warhammer 40k. The game is so immersive.
It has its flaws, but it remains a great game, and the best and only Warhammer 40k RPG we have.

I strongly recommend Survivors of the Void.
It only adds more fun and options to an already amazing game.
This is what I would qualify a "DLC done right".

Survivors of the Void doesn't add base features that should've been in the game, put aside till the time is right to make those sweet sweet dollars.
RoR 2 is feature-complete, and offers an amazing experience, with a quasi-infinite replayability.
Survivors of the Void adds more RoR 2.

If you love the base game, there's no reason not to buy the DLC. It's a steal at this price.
It's also so well integrated in the base game that I forgot I had bought it, and thought some update added this crazy content to the game!
When I had this realization, I had to post a positive review about it.

Verdict: BUY IT

Can't believe I have 33 hours of playtime!
The game is pretty good, and pretty unique too IMO.
You should get it!

The didn't seem that much better than Warband last time I played it. I was burned out by all the features that could have been implemented better, the defective ones, and the amount of mods I had to install to get a FULL experience.

But after going back to Warband, I can say Bannerlord is better on almost every front, despite some poorly implemented features.
Navigating Warband's UI was a chore after my 250+ hours in Bannerlord. This is probably THE aspect of the game that has evolved the most: Bannerlord's UI is slick, intuitive, simple and displays all the information you need, when you need it.

Bannerlord doesn't feel "final" yet though. It lacks polish, some features should be reworked, and some implemented.
Mods do a great job at making Bannerlord feel like a complete game, but it's a chore to get all thoses mods working, and every game update will (obviously) break your mods configuration.

Hopefully, Bannerlord will get the polished it deserves, because I don't think I can go back to Warband now. Compared to Bannerlord, Warband feels clunky, dated, and its UI massive, obstructive and unintuitive. I don't care about graphics, but the aforementionned points definetly make playing Warband more unpleasant once you've experience this iteration.

I recommend the game to newcomers to the series and fans of Mount & Blade alike. Bannerlord feels like a Warband 2.0; fans of Warband will feel right at home. With better UI, presentation and tutorials, new players will get to enjoy the unique experience Mount & Blade has to offer without the clunkiness and unintuitiveness of the previous iterations.

Devs, please keep updating and polishing the game.
And modders, for the love of god, bestow upon us total conversion mods that could rival Warband's Prophesy of Pendor (and Warhammer mods, please!).

Slay the Spire defined the genre of deckbuilding card-game roguelike, and despite the many games that implemented this formula in the years following its realease, Slay the Spire is still the best representative of the genre.

If you like card games, deckbuilding, and exploring dungeons until you meet the final boss or your ultimate demise, you should probably buy this classic of the genre!

Greedy devs that don't want the player to be able to play their game on the cloud (Nvidia GeForce Now) even though we BOUGHT the game ALREADY.
Disgusting.
I hope to see the review score crumble.
The devs also have the tendency of being ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to anyone who disagree with them about their stance on BLM and the way they chose to express it.
Please see how the devs respond to people questionning their support of BLM: https://v1.steam.hlxgame.cc/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2117494242

Okay, I've only played 4 hours, but my god were those hours well spent!
I expected a mediocre game for some reason, but I got a great rogue-lite (looter?) shooter with tons of replay value, unlocks, items, weapons, powerups, upgrades, depth, and most of all, LOOT!
And in a cyberpunk universe, which is always a plus for me!

I wholeheartedly recommend Synthetik to anyone who's attracted to the gameplay loop of kill, kill, upgrade, loot, die, repeat!