Recent reviews by Araneatrox

This game needs 2 ratings, 1 for playing Solo and one for playing as a Group of friends.

Solo it's a solid 6/10 game. Many of the missions are tediously difficult for a solo player, especially the longer 40 minute missions. You'll be bashing your head against a wall for a long time until you get a few wins under your belt and a few upgrades to your gear.

As a group, the game is a solid 9/10. Missions become expansive and a challenge to overcome with teamwork and a good time in doing so. I just wish the party matchmaking was somewhat better.

Remember Citizen, the only good bug is a dead bug!

We've all seen the "VR sellers" that come out from time to time, However non of them have even come close to the polish, the intensity and the care that HL:A does. What Half Life did in 1999 for storydriven FPS's HL:A will do for the VR systems going forward.

The gunfights are intense and difficult. With care being taken to place enemies and cover now that you can crouch, lean and peek around small bits. Every zombie encounter is a strategy of wit between you and the level designers.

Half Life is back, and this has been an experience worth waiting for.

So far March of Industry is a fun, quaint little top down game about being Russian.

The item discovery is akin to Minecraft. You are given basic instructions and are told to play around with what you are given until you have the right way of progressing to the next item, with the end goal of creating a automated factory. In time I assume a full list of items will be posted, but that would defeat the purpose of the discovery aspect of March of Industry.

So far, the game has been humerous and engaging enough for me to want to keep playing and i can see lots of tinkering down the line to make different and varying weapons/vodka.

Priced at a reasonable €9 it is the same price as a pint of beer, and you can get much more entertainment out of March of Industry. Thumbs up if you enjoy a 16 bit Indie retro style game.

The Long Dark is little gem. It's interesting, it's challenging and it's well stylized.

For an Early Access title the game has remarkably deepth. A basic crafting and repair system(More to come,) A pretty advanced food/water system that features food degredation and sickness and a first aid system. The survival of this game is true survival, no zombies or infected that have plagued the genre in recent years. It is you against the elements in northern canada, survive or perish.

Currently the game is in a very early state, only having 1 map that can be explored in around 3 hours. However, Hinterland Studios have been very active with the community on their Facebook/Steam Community pages in order to let us know when new content is on its way. We have had Myserty Lake for 3 weeks now, and a new and larger map is on its way within the next 5 days.

This is the type of dedication that means my purchase of €20 has been very well worth it.

If you are a fan of survival games, or are looking for a game that can be played in your own time and whatever play style you want, you can. This is a true gem of Steam Early Access and i cannot reccomend it enough.

Nothing will server as a better constipation aid.