Recent reviews by jrepin

Love this adventure game. Simply great combination of humor, puzzles, gorgeous drawn graphics and nice music too. If you played some classical point-and-click adventures like The Monkey Island or The Dig you can get some idea of what fun you can expect. Works fine on Steam Deck and yeah it even has native GNU/Linux support. The only thing I don't like about Elroy and the Aliens is that it was too short :)

Great scary atmosphere, interesting little puzzles, native GNU/Linux support, works great on Steam Deck.

I like the breath and depth of EU4 and how many possibilities of role-playing it gives you either in authentic or alternate histories. Also through play you learn quite a bit about the history of various nations around the globe. I appreciate the additional naval warfare and other naval aspects they added and hope this part expands even more. Maybe even some other warfare mechanics could be added/expanded later, e.g. scientific one. I also like the exploration aspects they added with focus on south American continent, hope this also gets expanded in the future. In general a very rich and very big strategy game, just how I like them. Also big appreciation of native GNU/Linux support, which among other things bring extra performance and stability for free.

One of the best 4X space strategy games I have played. I enjoy playing it as much as I did Galactic Civilizations II (back in the days of OS/2 Warp 4), Master of Orion II, Stars!, and Space Empires. I love how Stellaris is regularly improved and has a lot of addons and mods so many years after the initial release. And the best of all it runs great on GNU/Linux.

After all this time since the release there are still way to many bugs. The worst of which are freezing and big graphical glitches. Also there is much to be desired when it comes to the depth of the game. Stellaris works much better and is a much more interesting game. Also you get a lot more updates and additions. So save your money or go get Stellaris instead.