Recent reviews by WooShell

If you liked the base game of Factorio, stay away from the DLC. While it looks fancy and cool, it messes too much with the game in general and makes many things worse. The DLC also feels quite incomplete and illogical, and the lack of any tutorial beyond "this is how you shoot your first platform into orbit" mean you'll be looking up external guides all the time to get anywhere.. which indicates bad game design.

Quite a well done take on the whole zombie/survival/base building concept. The devs seem to take the Early Access concept quite seriously, so player feedback leads to actual improvements in the game.

Cute new take on the hotel management genre.

Very amusing city simulation, using beavers instead of people is certainly a new twist.
(40 hours for the Folktails, 50 hours for the Iron Teeth.. was definitely worth the price.)

For a game that had 14(!) years of development, and received several vaporware awards in the meantime, DNF turned out simply awful and not worth of the name. While the original DN3D allowed mostly free exploration, DNF follows a very linear path, interspersed with macho cinematics that were already kinda cringe in the 90s but are completely inacceptable in 2010. If you haven't played DN3D and want to spend like 5$ at a sale, sure, grab it, there's worse games to waste your time in.. but by god don't pay regular price and don't expect too much good entertainment.

This game is quite a mixed bag. The graphics and animation is rather well done, the music quite immersive. Skill tree and item creation is nicely thought out while not too complicated. However, the story is mostly boring and inconsistent, the gameplay overall is annoyingly linear railroad-y, world exploration is severely limited.
For the 20$ it's priced at now (01/2025), it's several hours of good entertainment and well worth getting.

Amusing and quite challenging base building and automation game, recommended for everyone who thinks Factorio is too flat. They take "Early Access" very seriously though, so every update every few months brings a lot of changes and improvements, and you may have to redesign your automations accordingly until things have settled down.

I've tried several times to get into a certain japanese-made monster taming game and failed because it was just too boring in the long run. Now that Palworld has taken that concept and added large open world exploration, crafting, base building and many other neat features to it, I'm absolutely in love. Highly recommended!

Kinda sad.. it looked like a nice indie arena PvP game when it came out in 2017, but it has mostly died out by now. No updates means no new players, no new players means no matches happening anymore. It could have been much more if the devs hadn't lost interest in the project years ago.

An absolutely hilarious game. Kick houses down, throw or eat cars.. the perfect casual frustration reliever.
Highly recommendable addition to any game library.