Recent reviews by Dzigbode

Battlefield is so back

I don't think I've been hopelessly addicted to a game like this in quite some time. It's challenging, kooky, and beautiful. Definitely recommend.

If you enjoyed The Forest, you have no excuses on why you don't own this game.

Ever had a group of friends who wanted to play a tabletop RPG but no one wanted to learn the game, create characters, be the game master, design the dungeons, read the books, get some dice, pick up some snacks, then drive it all and the stack of character sheets somewhere once a week until the campaign was completed?

Demeo is what you've been looking for then. Zero effort to learn, pick up and play with friends, and satisfy that nerdy itch without the long-term commitment.

Had the box for ages, always wishing there was a video game version since it's takes time to set up.
Now that there is, I'm remembering how much I've loved this game.

COVID Quarantine had me stuck at home staring at my guitar that has been sitting on a stand in the corner for months, and I hadn't played it in years. I knew that I really wanted to get back into playing, but I still carried a lot of the frustration from when I would hit my skill ceiling and just give up.

I decided to roll the dice, buy the true tone cable and Rocksmith, and see if I could reclaim even an iota of what little skill I felt I had.

I went in completely skeptical, and was proven wrong in the best way. I'm playing chords and riffs I never thought I'd be able to play, and it's SO satisfying to prove to myself that I can do this.

If you're looking for Poker Night at the Inventory but Multiplayer, this is the closest you'll get.

I hate myself for now much time I've wasted on this game.

EDIT: I played this game. I enjoyed it. I LEGITIMATELY GOT NEARLY ALL OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS AND UNLOCKS FOR THIS GAME and then they add more.

No. My heart is not to be played with like that. How DARE you deny me the satisfaction of that achievement. I can't trust this game anymore.

This has opened so many doors for ways to spend time with my friends in far away places. I am forever grateful for this game's existance.

This is one of the first games I ever played on the computer, and it was a jewel case that I've kept with me all these years. Now that it's on Steam, I can put this case on the bookshelf and know that it is safe for all eternity.

The best part? Not a thing has changed. Sure it looks nicer, and supports larger resolutions, but gameplay hasn't changed one bit. Thank you for this game.