As a collection of competitive multiplayer games this would be fine but the surprisingly robust construction tools turn what could be a throw-away trophy feature into a safari of internet weirdness and creativity (and porn. so much porn.) that is constantly expanding as the userbase grows and the devs add more and more tools and items. I totally recommend this for anyone who spend way too long methodically decorating their home in the Elder Scrolls games or was intrigued by the idea of Second Life but was turned off by the complexity and involvement of real-world money.

As a collection of competitive multiplayer games this would be fine but the surprisingly robust construction tools turn what could be a throw-away trophy feature into a safari of internet weirdness and creativity (and porn. so much porn.) that is constantly expanding as the userbase grows and the devs add more and more tools and items. I totally recommend this for anyone who spend way too long methodically decorating their home in the Elder Scrolls games or was intrigued by the idea of Second Life but was turned off by the complexity and involvement of real-world money.