Recent reviews by Ridrith

Wayfinders is honestly an infinitely better game now than what it would have been, I bought into the founders bundle myself, and I put in roughly 40-50 hours or so during the course of playing that version of the game. While fun, I could already feel the slog and burnout coming from a mile away. It was going to end up being another tedious live service game with pseudo MMO elements that really didn't mean anything in the long run, it just didn't matter.

This version of the game is the superior version. I can play the game with up to two friends, there's loot drops, talent trees, etc. Plus I don't have to deal with any of the added "live service" crap that comes with that, battle-passes every 6 months, idiot server personalities in general chat, youtube videos stalking my feeds telling me about the best builds every new season, etc. All the fun, none of the crap that comes with it. Plus when the game is over, it might be over. If it does well, fantastic. I'd love for them to add new expansions, characters, and areas. However, I'd rather them do that at their own pace. I'm over the idea that every single game in existence needs to be this 100-1000 hour affair to be worth money. As long as there's a coherent story and I feel like it was a good time, I feel like I've gotten my money's worth out of it.

100% Recommend it. Especially when it goes live and it cost 25 bucks. You can't beat the price, the fun factor is there.

Terrible game.

Helldivers 2 is still good, for anyone that didn't bother to look at the Steam Page the fact that we'd at some point need a Playstation account has and always was located on the right side.

I find it funny that gamers review bomb and cry about it after the fact. Gamers lack a spine when and where it counts. They'll gobble up and eat poorly thought out microtransction systems, allow themselves to be taken advantage of by increased pricing and then defend multi-billion dollar companies for wanting more money.

Gamers in general deserve the ♥♥♥♥ they get. Petty, stupid, and can't read. Big surprise.

So when you see the negative reviews, know that it's SONY that is the problem. Not Arrowhead, not the game. They're just using Arrowhead's steam page/reviews to get at Sony. Wrong way to go about it, I think.

What a shame we don't see that kind of concentrated effort by gamers when it comes to paid battle passes that go away if you don't play them when the companies dictate when/how we should play for something we've purchased and then take it away if we don't unlock everything in time, or just ♥♥♥♥♥♥ gaming practices in general.

One of the more boring Survivor type games out there. Do not recommend. Nothing special, uninspired, just banking on the Pathfinder name.

Hands down one of the better games I've played, an upgrade from the original in just about every conceivable way. The story is fantastic and they continue to add just as much value with the DLC as they did in the first game. Keep it up.

I've put a lot of time into Conan Exiles, but I won't be anymore. Their new update finally adds sorcery, which is great, but it also adds a battlepass. Battlepasses are extremely lame and only serve to force people to play a game, even if they don't have a particular desire to play it at that time. Their cultural DLC packs were great, because we could purchase them and call it a day. I can return to the game anytime I want and have the content I've paid for.

Battlepasses are FOMO to the max, it's the trash version of DLC that forces us to play on their schedule and and if we don't play enough, we literally give away money because everything in the pack is lost to us after that point.

Nickle and dime someone else. I'm not going to be a puppet. Respect your players time and our money.

Legitimately one of my favorite games on steam right now. Great fun. I've always loved taking the roles of soldiers in zombie/outbreak types of games. This is especially true if it means I bring other soldiers, vehicles, etc, along with me. This game is great fun. I love traditional RTS games and this really covers a particular type of genre/game that I enjoy and it does it well. It's rough around the edges but it gets better with every update.

An extremely fun rogue game, the stories and quests are interesting and fun to see to their conclusions. Some of the characters are really cool and the idea behind the 'Wyrd' is equally as awesome. I'd love to see a tabletop or board game version of Tainted Grail at some point.

Great setting, especially if you're a fan of the grim and dark fantasies that are a dime a dozen these days. Tight mechanics and interesting classes. I prefer most of the summoner classes, but given the right cards and choices you can make any class extremely powerful. Well designed game at this price point, I think it's just right.

Despite the server issues I'm enjoying the game. Anyone who came into Outriders expecting a new big experience that was going to carry them over the moon in terms of story are kidding themselves. This is the best of the best though when it comes to hilarious, b-movie styled sci-fi action.

The voice acting and the written dialogue are just cheesy enough to make it feel like I'm playing through a sci-fi original series game and that is exactly what I wanted. The gun-play is fun, the skills are fun, and the finding of loot is fun. I've paid and played games like Elex and I'm also someone who purchased Anthem at full price, so the joke is on me.

People like to say this game isn't worth "60 dollars" but because of fancy graphics and Bioware's named attached to the project you very rarely saw that from the general forums, especially before its release. People will eat ♥♥♥♥ and smile based on their own preferences and they'll decry anyone who doesn't agree with them. Who cares.

If you're looking for a fun romp through a sci-fi world with a cheesy storyline, b-movie characters, cool looking monsters and elemental powered "altered" this game will not disappoint you and it's most assuredly worth your time and money.

Uninspired and boring ARPG. I absolutely hate action role-playing games that do not allow you to customize your character. There's an opportunity for us to use a ton of great weapons, but instead they went with specific race/class locked weapons. For this alone, I'm not going to give it anymore of my time. It has potential but you're so pigeonholed into the class that you choose that it leaves little to the imagination.

Look at titles like Grim Dawn to see what a true ARPG should look like. Tons of gearing options, weapon types, builds, etc.