Recent reviews by kubba

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Age of History 3 takes everything great about its predecessor and builds on it with even more depth and options.

The improved mechanics, expanded diplomacy, and more detailed tech trees give you tons of control over how your civilization develops.

I especially enjoy the dynamic events that keep the game unpredictable and engaging.

It’s perfect for those who want a rich grand strategy experience on the go — no need for super fancy graphics, just pure strategic fun.

Highly recommended for history buffs and strategy fans alike

Age of History 2 is a fantastic grand strategy game that perfectly balances complexity and accessibility.

I love how you can dive deep into historical scenarios, manage diplomacy, warfare, and economics all at once. The UI is clean, and the map detail is impressive for a 2D game.

It’s incredibly satisfying to see your empire grow and outsmart opponents through clever strategy rather than just brute force.

Plus, the community-made scenarios keep the game fresh and challenging.

If you’re into strategy games and history, this is a must-play

God simulator, but with way more chaos and less responsibility.
I create worlds, watch civilizations rise and fall, and then casually nuke everything for fun.
Endless hours of sandbox madness.
If you like playing god but also enjoy seeing your creations burn, this game is for you.

Kelvin acts so tuff.

WAY BETTER THAN THE FULL GAME.

WAY BETTER THAN THE FULL GAME.

I was excited by the promises, but the game feels unfinished and buggy.
The AI and stealth mechanics didn’t improve much.
I also bought the DLC, which added almost nothing new—just wasted money.
Feels like a missed opportunity. Hopefully, the next game will be better.

Honestly? I'm really happy with the direction this game is taking.

After the ups and downs of the previous titles, Hello Neighbor 3 feels like the team finally found the right balance between suspense, exploration, and story. The world design is cleaner but still mysterious, the puzzles are more logical, and the atmosphere? Way more immersive.

It still has that classic ‘what’s behind the door’ curiosity, but now it’s mixed with more polish and smarter AI (which finally doesn’t feel like it's just sprinting at you blindly anymore). The scares are less about cheap jumps and more about tension — and that works.

The game also looks better — lighting and sound design really pull you in, and it’s clear the devs listened to feedback.

This feels like a fresh chapter for the series — one that actually respects the player’s time and curiosity.

If you’re a longtime fan or just got burnt out by the earlier entries, I’d say: give this one a try.

It’s not perfect yet, but it’s definitely on the right path.

I’m genuinely excited to see how it grows.

Cannibals are trying to eat me. Reminds me of my class...