Recent reviews by Thatdarnwolf

The aesthetic of this game is dark and incredible. Being realistic that it is early access and there is a lot to come, as well as currently a lot to fix, what IS there in the current state shows signs of what could be an incredible game. If you try and play this like you can outgun the world, you won't do well. Rat life will win every time. I hope that they continue to update, improve, and don't cave to some of the more ridiculous critiquing about game systems like water management. Strong work Fun Dog, keep at it!

They have done a fantastic job of tuning and improving this game since the prerelease. I haven't kept completely on top of it, but every time I check in there's some new tweak that keeps it fresh and entertaining. Every time I've played, there's been something enjoyable that's kept the hooks in me to keep coming back.

Escape from prison, with multiple choices as to how! An entertaining little romp in escapology.

A looter shooter that gets more polished with every update. Started playing it when Forsaked dropped, but didn't feel the need to follow through up to Shadowkeep as the grind wall got too repetitive. The only game I've been able to pull my entire account across platforms. I'd give them my money to encourage that behavior alone.

Having grown up with this game, seeing a remaster to experience the nostalgia was a no brainer. "You know what might look better on your nose?" Not a long game, not a complicated game, but a great game nonetheless.

This game was at a time, fantastic. Over the last year-ish there's been a slide into DLC providing diminishing returns, and lackluster crimefest goals being delivered.

Then the devteam went back on their word, overhauled the game balance and implemented microtransactions. http://i.imgur.com/wQCwAyd.png

Having logged hundreds of hours and bought almost all of the DLC, that is the point where I say "no more of my money".

3/10, would nostalgia but not spend dollars on thanks to the dev's compromising their stand and effectively backstabbing the community better than any of Bane's poorly written connivings.