Recent reviews by Percinator

A janky game and not in a good way.
Sleep on the floor? The Judge decrees that you are immediately decapitated.
Was fun for the brief stint but I would not go back with how badly it plays.

AI Slop doesn't belong on Steam.

At 75 hours I have 100%'d the game. More idle games need to aim for a finish line and Idle Boss Rush is one where you can get in, enjoy, build and eventually decide to put it on the shelf, happy in what you've accomplished.

An utter shame that the Marvel's Avengers game tanked the reputation of the brand and screwed over both this wonderful romp and the Midnight Suns game.

Part Tell Tale, Part Platformer/Puzzle, Part Mass Effect.

This just goes to show the team has the chops to make stellar character action games.

While it has a bit of 'all roads lead to Rome' issues with the choices, the fact they do lead to distinct setpieces and moments later on adds replayability.

The only issue I noticed was it was easy to max out Star Lord during a single run of the campaign and as such the collectible resources in NG+ had absolutely no use.

As someone who never watched SpongeBob or played the original I was given this game as part of a yearly 'games to beat' list from some friends.

A solid collectathon. My only suggestion would have been having some of the more nebulously hidden socks have a hint feature.

Otherwise I had a great time 100%ing it.

Probably one of the most satisfying idle games out there at such a cheap price. It took just over 6 hours to beat and I still could have put more in the max out all of the prestige bonuses.

If more idle games like this and Magic Archery start coming out I'm going to have a lot of idle gaming on my hands.

What can I say, with touches of immersive sims and survival gameplay KCD may be one of the greatest examples to date of a product to come out of crowdfunding.

I played through the entire base game and every DLC.

What I got was a stunning masterclass in worldbuilding, choice-driven gameplay and a surprisingly fun, if janky at times, combat system.

I'll wait for KCD2 to be fully complete before jumping into it but I'm excited to see where it improves on this already stellar experience.

Honestly one of the best portrayals of the 40k universe put into a videogame form.
A solid, if a bit cheese-y and predictable, story mode has some iconic moments I have played through with others just to experience in co-op.
The meat of the game is in the Co-Op Operations and PvP Eternal War modes which has a solid amount of depth and a wonderful slew of cosmetics to unlock. Like all multiplayer games, the end goal seems to be fashion, even for Astartes.
With Saber officially announcing mod support I can also give a nod to the excellent Astartes Overhaul which expands the Operations mechanics to feel almost like a proper extension of the grandness of the Single Player Campaign.
While the full price might be a little steep, as is the case for most games these days, this is a guaranteed buy if on sale.
NOTE: You do need to have this game installed on an SSD or you WILL have issues.

Magic Archery, Nodebuster and other games of the like have shown that there is a space for 'quick incremental games' that give you the satisfaction of playing all the way through one without the days/weeks/months of playtime that something like Cookie Clicker, Melvor Idle or Idle Champions requires.

It's free, it's about an hour of gameplay and it's a lot of fun for what it is.

Sit back, listen to plinks of arrows hitting your targets and enjoy becoming the greatest archer in the world.

Somehow a dev made an incremental game that plays out in about 4 hours but is a solid experience the whole way through.. If you love the bleep-bloops and number go up gameplay of the incremental genre then you need to do yourself a favor and go on the Nodebuster ride.