Recent reviews by Doctor Device

I've been looking forward to this game since it was announced. I have not been disappointed by it. if you like Tom Francis games (to whit: you like creative solutions to the problem "how am I going to get these enemies through those windows?"), snarky writing, and tight gameplay, you should have already bought this game. if you are uncertain, the demo gives you enough of the game and story for you to make an informed decision.

I never would've guessed a game that starts with you going into ludicrous debt to a faceless gigacorporation could be so enjoyable. but here we are, meticulously disassembling decommissioned space ships and sorting the debris. if James May was your favorite presenter on Top Gear and The Grand Tour, this game is definitely something you should check out.

if you like playing with production chain mods in minecraft, or you like factorio, or really any game where you make things into other, more complex things, you NEED Satisfactory in your life. bearing in mind that it is still Early Access, and not without its bugs, buy it. buy it now. buy it for your friends. buy it for your enemies.

Townscaper isn't a game. it says so right in the description. it's a construction toy. sit back, have a cup of tea, put on some relaxing music, and just see what kind of town you come up with.

if you're not intrigued by the "game" being "based partly on a total misunderstanding of Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time", if you're not amused by the names of your interactables in the screenshots (research is "idea lister", production is "thing maker", etc.), or by the exclusive use of potato-based technologies, maybe give this one a pass.

everyone else: even when it's not on sale, this game costs less than your morning coffee, and is far funnier. try it, you might like it.

Easily the best of the Borderlands games to date. if you don't already own it, what's your excuse? seriously. it's that good, and it's been out so long that it's next to free most of the time. get it. get the DLC (especially Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep)

you can thank me later.

did you play with legos growing up? do you still? did you launch model rockets growing up? do you still? you probably already own KSP, then. if you don't, WHY?!

this game will teach you about orbital mechanics, whether you want to or not. you'll learn things about rocketry that you didn't know you didn't know, even if you never move past the delicate art of manned (or kerballed, in this case) high-speed lithobraking.

I am literally incapable of recommending this game highly enough.