Recent reviews by RighteousDevil

Man, this campaign just rules.

I was a little iffy at first with the oddly Scottish Macedonians, but I took it in the same way dubbed anime uses different regional accents that correspond to the "vibe" of the area, and got over it pretty quick. After that, my only complaint is that I personally just don't have the micro skill to do one of the missions on harder than normal difficulty, which is, as they say, a personal problem and a literal skill issue, not the fault of the campaign designers.

This campaign regularly gives you new and interesting ways to play the game, and doesn't skimp on different designs for typical "build a base, clear a map" objectives that still feel thematic and fresh. The music is absolutely phenomenal, and the voice actors are so good at emoting that I wanted to save clips of it to show to friends of mine just to gush about how amazing it is to hear Alexander furiously quoting Homer while he's commanding the slaughter of armies.

10/10. Looking forward to the next one.

I played this game with a fervor for about 20 hours when I first picked it up, and only stopped going at that pace because, well, it's still under development and I was gonna run out of content.

If you've ever wanted to be a rogue AI bent on surviving a messed-up capitalist dystopia and then very likely doing terrible things to the status quo, this is the game for you.

I put twelve hours into the demo alone, and the full release has yet to disappoint.

Tremendous game for the precise cross-section of tetrimino-twiddler and deck-builder.

A true successor to the old games. Amazing.

It's the starting phases of a Rimworld colony combined with Frostpunk's general gameplay style, except with the pleasantly cozy atmosphere of Rainy Mood playing the entire time, and you get to do it over and over again.

I am definitely going to keep doing it over and over again.

The most chill RTS I've ever played, and one I continually go back to, over and over again.

Solid game. Play it as a sequel to the original, not a replacement.

And remember, it is normal when first piloting a Prawn suit to feel a sense of limitless power. And every time after that.

I'm pretty sure I started playing this game yesterday. I'd have noticed if it was much longer, right?

Anyway, seems pretty good. Accurately simulates my rage for being made to eat without a table, anyway, so that's something.

A good game plagued by innumerable bugs due to the SNAFU of a launch. Still, when it works, it works. Night City is gorgeous, a living, breathing place, and it's easy to lose yourself in it for hours at a time.

Still... maybe wait out a few more patches with some of those games abandoned in your Steam Library, huh? Don't forget to come back and check it out, but let it simmer just a little longer.

(Got it as a gift.)

Long-time TSW fan here. Moons of Madness is essentially a five-ish hour Investigation Mission from The Secret World, except with a bit more budget for smooth animations. I have a few issues with the pacing, but overall, if you can pick it up on sale and you already like the setting, maybe give it a shot.