Recent reviews by codeForge

Hour 1: This game looks cute.
Hour 10: Okay I'll play it a little more, but I think I'm mostly through the content.
Hour 50: Hey... um... I need to redo all my stuff and make it more modular, and I need to double my output and make sure all the goods are coming into the store at a sufficient rate and ... ...

Yeah, you're hooked. Small-scale Satisfactory. Somehow even though there is no real time limit, the days passing by and the impatient customers wanting their goods drives this game forward, constantly pushing you to get everything done and made better and better.

Great game. It needs more people like you.

A great mixture of "casual" play with intense action. The game gives a real feeling of "you can do anything" but confined by a very realistic physics system. Things work the way you expect them to work. Beautiful, easy to get into, hard to master. Great game.

Ever play Final Fantasy Tactics and wish you could also be playing Dwarf Fortress at the same time? Well have I got news for you... MoM brings a slick combination of malice and merriment to the base-building genre, and adds a puzzle/optimization subgame that is pure OCD heaven. Amazing game.

Here is a game that will hurt your boredom. Kick it right in the face. Something is ALWAYS happening in this game and if you're bored for even five minutes, something unbelievable is about to happen. RimWorld bills itself as a "Story Generator" rather than a game... a strange claim, but it's pretty accurate. You'll end up with anecdotes from the game that are hilarious. You'll hate your enemies, and love your friends. If you give the game a chance to do bad things to you, it will in very fun ways. Great game.

If you hated Animal Crossings, you will only like this game a lot. But if you liked Animal Crossing, you will absolutely, positively, gnaw your own arm off to play this game.

It is absolutely fantastic, and it just makes you happy to play.

If I can say anything bad about it, it would be that you pretty much play it in 30-minute "days", and it's really hard to just leave the game without wanting to play it for one more "day".

This was an amazing story, like playing an interactive Black Mirror. Highly recommended.

Take Factorio, Astroneer, No Man's Sky, mix and purify the result. This is Satisfactory. The game is beautiful... sometimes breathtaking, and the first-person view is just so visceral. I love this game!