Recent reviews by Nyarl Q Thotep

This isn't a very sophisticated game, but it's an ok time-waster. It's fine but there is nothing amazing about it.

I've played a few hours and what it's good at is being a not too fancy marvel-fix although with few of the characters I would ever have chosen together as a team. However like Star Trek, we are at the mercy of the content that gets made and this content got made.

It's fine if you don't expect anything too good and run on your extra machine while you do more important stuff and don't try to run it in the background (it's a hog). The social stuff is bad and limits the game to the appeal of a crossword puzzle. It's over-priced. Other than that it's mid-meh ok.

Chincy if one is paying real money for it.

Should have been included in base game. Total rip-off!

This was a great ship but after it went pay-2-play the laws of physics changed and gunnery itself changed and the ship became worthless so don't waste your money.

A good bet is to buy nothing from this company because it doesn't retain it's value for long because it's their corporate philosophy to degrade everything of being remotely worthwhile.

Cash grab.

Pay to play. Developers lied they wouldn't go pay to play but try actually building one of these on your own. You can't. They lied so so many times and this was one of them.

Also you can't paint it even if you paid for paint.

I like the ship modeling of this game and past iteration of this game before it was ruined by the idiots that ruined the game (obviously some of the developers were good at making games because this game was great before it was terrible; it wasn't destiny).

Better than the second best choose your own adventure novel by a factor of one hundred times better, imho. Congrarats to all the people that made it.

Reminds me of The Name of the Rose in a lot of ways but has a live of it's own. It's well drawn, human, and affecting. I loved the visual art.

It's chess.

So, I'd read the story some time ago so it wasn't new to me however I thought the narration and visualization was pretty darn good for modest donation to aid Ukraine.

This is a well polished adaptation of a board game I remember from the way-old 80s. It's really a game of careful balance (and respectful of it's source like it had to be aproved of by the author's son or something) and unlike an rts it may otherwise superficially resemble. Overall, it's a good game. The minimalist music works well for providing atmosphere and not needing to be turned off after 20 min.

Weird stuff; the Fremen are no better adapted to the desert conditions than anyone else (they're just invisible).

Cool stuff; You can unlock Feydikin fighters and it's really similar in general spirit to the literature upon which it is based (except one instance of regendering which isn't anything worth mentioning because it doesn't affect gameplay). (edit; more recently this is much better)


It's a well balanced strategy game as it stands today as I write. Missing "Water Extracter" implementation at the polar region. Not sure I like the new House but I don't have to play with them to play the game.