Recent reviews by Lorn Montana

Black deck is sadistic and unwinnable, I spent two days beating my head against it. Before I ran into it the game was fine.

A very creative game that goes above and beyond embracing it's theme. There are a few rough edges, but everything else is great.

An interesting little game, I liked it. The only cavet is that the game plays itself more than you play it. As it progresses you have to wait minutes between opportunities to interact with the game.

The game holds up great and is well worth the price. Its as addictive as it ever was. You should turn of 3-D acceleration though, it puts the game in a tiny box. Modern computers have more than enough power to run the game fine without acceleration. Its too bad that PopCap abandoned these types of games on the PC.

The quintessential dwarf fortress mod, It makes the game so much better and is always improving.

Combat isn't good. Its too hard, its not fun dying again and again. Boss fights the bosses have too many HP, its a slow process of wearing them down.

I can't get mods to work. People should delay their purchase until the game is working the way it should.

An instant classic.

At this point the game is a defective product, it should have never been released. Unless you like jank, and crashes wait for the game to get finished. There's a good game in there but it may take a few more months to get this version up to snuff.

Its average AAA. Its an Harry Potter fanfic welded to a generic open world, painted with 21st century corporate woke sensibilities. Its overpriced for what you get. If you dream of being an Griffindor student who goes to a handful of classes every month while stealing everything from Hogwarts and the surrounding multicultural peasant communities, often while they're standing there watching you. and killing the same goblins dozens of times again and again this may be for you. Its just as broken as Cyperpunk was, and less well thought out. It could be good someday, but its frustrating right now Worth a buy ins six months at a far lower price.