Recent reviews by Sazgo

Way better than i was expecting - great visuals, voice acting and an interesting storyline with some unusual characters.
Well worth playing for anyone who wants a single arpg style playthrough.

My only criticism is that the game locks you into taking the same 2 party members from the get-go and usually a 3rd is required for parts of the story so the party switching element is quite limited with one spot available. Quite a few characters are only unlockable in new playthroughs as well which i think is an odd choice for the developers.

An improved version of Tropico 5. Which isn't a bad thing.

The game feels like you are always having to do things to try keep approval with all the factions. The single player missions require you to perform specific tasks and some provide a bit of a challenge which is often missing from other city building games.

Excellent rpg, highly recommended.

I really enjoyed the first game and this sequel is improved in many ways. The story was much more interesting.

I will definetly be playing through the series again with different characters/choices in the future and look forward to see what game they release next.

No, just no.

The game could have been alright but they need to get the basics right first. The game engine or something is jsut broken. It slows to a crawl before your park is even very big and the animations dont look right at all anyway.

I bought it on the initial release date (which then got changed to early access release) and I have given the game a few chances as they update it but nothing has changed..
Probably my worst purchase ever.

Was not expecting that much from this game but it has been very hard to stop playing it.

Puzzle game with deck building where you have to fit buildings together to create points. It has a lot of depth especially in versus mode. The ai opponents seemed pretty competent too.
Highly recommended.

Turn based roguelike with many interesting ideas. I dont remember a game before that let you 'defeat' enemies by exciting them, complimenting them or making them sad!
Looks simple to play but there is a lot of hidden depth aswell as replayability. The adventure map reminds me a bit of old rpg books where you can skip to a page if you have a specific item or skill.

I was surprised at how much i enjoyed and kept going back to this game. 10/10 here. Looking forward to continued development & new content.

Thought i'd review as i see so many negatives yet it works flawlessly for me on a i7 4790k with an amd r9 390 (60+ fps with no crashes or noticeable drops) - using this weeks 16.3 drivers listed as having hitman support...

So far the game is great with decent replayability.
The first episode map is huge, almost too big.
I would love to see more smaller maps especially for contracts in later episodes.

Terraria style game but with a strategy game control scheme. You build a shelter for a growing number of dwarves as you explore a world by digging down, mining materials and using them to craft a large number of items to better equip your dwarves.

Slow paced but highly addictive and hard to put down. The game is relaxing to play but presents a good challenge at times.
Has a charming artstyle and seems to run well on a low end laptop too.

Fun dungeon builder / rts hybrid with a well voiced narrator full of video game & fantasy jokes.
Huge improvement over the first game though the game can be quite slow paced at times.

+ RNG rage inducing as with other dice games but still fun to play most of the time. The visuals and animations are great. Trying to improve your team gets quite addictive.

~ I just hope they dont milk it for DLC (lack of races & game modes right now)

- The scripted single player campaign season is horrid -> lose a match = game over screen, when dice rolling plays a big part this is just frustrating.