Recent reviews by fwanky

Coming from nearly 500 hours of playing Civ V, there is a lot to get used to with VI. While I generally like the gameplay and mechanic changes in VI over its predecessor, I do feel as if there is just a bit *too* much clicking and menu nonsense to deal with throughout the game.

Policy placing seldom feels exciting, and with the DLC's at least, the world congress is straight up boring. I would greatly prefer it if I could enable or disable individual mechanics to suit my preferred gameplay.

Overall, though, the game is well-made and beautiful, and provides a rich new Civ experience, and that's why I still recommend it.

Super Animal Royale is addictive, easy to learn, and difficult to master... and adorable! I have never been able to get into a battle royale game until I tried SAR, but here I am, 68 hours in 2.5 weeks later!

Even if you don't touch any of the missions or career modes, I just love messing around in freeroam. There's a wide variety of cool vehicle mods out there, too, and it's really nice how you can add them into the game while it's open now.

Super cool game. I reccommend trying it out, especially since it's F2P.

Georgeous graphics and gripping storyline.

I've never played a stealth game like Hitman before. Its graphics are great and gameplay is engaging.

The only way to win the game is to have never played the game at all.

10/10 would play again

DEFCON combines a slew of strategy, fun, and scariness into a game where mutually-assured destruction is axiomatic and winning is compulsory.

Turbo Dismount is a relatively simple game; with its primary goal being trying to create the biggest spectacle of damage and destruction whilst driving in a vehicle. It's a fun little game, and never fails to give me a chuckle when I'm bored.

FTL's retro feel and deceptively simple gameplay make the journey of a small spaceship through the universe an enjoyable game to play.

Though the game centralizes around the mundane task of sifting through documents at the Arstotzkan border station day-in and day-out, Papers, Please, has not failed to bemuse and horrify me at the same time, mesmerizing gamers with its simplistic nature. Its satiricly maudlin setting of a dystopian-era country in the midst of the cold war era adds to the overall enjoyment. Definitely give this game a look!