Recent reviews by Owlluin

Chill, challenging, and fun with plenty of variety with each settlement you make. Really great city-builder with a beautiful aesthetic!

Great game to relax with and experience part of Japan. It brought me back to when I visited Mt Hiei. I really hope they add more lines as only having two in Kyoto feels incomplete. It would be awesome to ride the Keihan line and go into Fushimi-Inari Station.

No Man's Sky has evolved into practically ensuring a fun time for anyone. With a vast amount of content it's fun to go exploring, collecting, building, or simply hanging out. It has a unique style, continues to get updates and new content to this day, and frequently goes on sale for great prices. It's a game you'll come back to again and again even if just for little bursts here and there.

Bigger factories than in Factorio and more satisfying than Satisfactory. This has been the most chill and rewarding resource management base building game I've had the pleasure to play. I enjoyed traveling to different planets to gather their materials then setting up transportation hubs to bring it all back home to build a unique dyson sphere.

Atmospheric, challenging, and rewarding. Everything you need to have a great time!

This game is chaotic, silly, and has a nice aesthetic. It's best with a group but can still be enjoyed with a partner or solo.

The different game options such as ball collision or party mode add additional fun. However, I do wish there was the ability to reconnect to a match if someone disconnects.

*This review was edited from negative to positive after constant network errors I was experiencing was resolved by switching to the Europe server despite being in the US. I was also glad to receive support responses from both the dev website form and a steam discussion topic.

It's like Machi Koro the video game. Quick and easy to jump in and play, and a very relaxing and satisfying experience. Great value for the hours you'll get out of it!

• 1:1 scale of our Milky Way galaxy
  
• Detailed control over spaceship systems
  
• High learning curve

Elite Dangerous populates its world with any and all stars, planets, nebula, or other celestial body scientifically known to us. If you see it, then you can experience it in-game!

The controls are the best experience for any space simulation with plenty of options. You can control whether you have automated takeoff, docking, and smooth flight assist, or if you want to go out and master Newtonian physics yourself. You can outfit your spaceship with varying weapons and tools needed for the job as well as pick which of your ships systems may require more power or shut off entirely for more power intensive jobs.

If you've ever wondered what it could be like to fly your own spaceship around our galaxy then pick this up immediately. There will be a lot to learn, but that is part of what makes it more fun and rewarding.

To step it up and get the most immersive and highest quality experience I highly recommend a HOTAS controller setup. The Thrustmaster T.16000M Flight Pack or the Logitech G X52 Pro are the best two quick and easy entry options.

There's potential for this game to be a nice short and relaxing experience. I love the Scottish inspired landscape which offers a unique laid-back and serene environment to fly in. The absence of urgency or dire consequences in addition to the optimistic friend you are first introduced to encourages taking time to explore the island and enjoy the chill gameplay.

The biggest update I'd want to see is in the gameplay settings I would love the option to change keybindings or have built-in support to use a flight stick or HOTAS. I think it would greatly improve the overall experience of the game for those that have the option to use one.

I did not have an issue changing the resolution to 1920x1080 on a 2560x1440 screen, but the max I could set it to was 2133x133. Not a major issue for me, but I see mentions of game resolution so I thought it was worth mentioning.

If you're looking for something calm or quick then give it a shot. Especially if support for a flight stick is added.