Recent reviews by miniusAreas

A great game is a plethora of issues at launch. Honestly I can look past most of them because of how nice the gunplay, progression and difficulty is. Guns sound beefy, phsyics are great, I feel like I'm in this goofy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ shooter and it's a great time.

Coop works (sometimes) between with alot of finagling at the moment. If players get an infinite loading screen, try restarting the game.

As for co-op with pubbies? IT works.... Sometimes. Pretty sure they have co-op with crossplay players enabled, but if you don't have a PSN account linked... The game just fails you rather than preventing you from finding those gamses.


10/10, would spend 14 hours in day 1 day helldiving agin. Helldivers 2 - Helldive Harder everyone.

I've played Neos for a short and sporadic time, but have friends who were invested and or helped make this game.

Long story short, Neos has been tainted by the plague that is cryptocurrency. I don't recommend you touch this, and instead recommend you to try Resonite, a platform that is essentually Neos, made by just about the same people who did the actual work for Neos, and with management that is actually stable and won't die in a few months from loosing their dev team.

This goes out to all my homies who love VR - abandon hope and switch.

And I, too, shall make a stand.

VRC was not something I played fanatically, nor held very close to my heart. My time there was spent with close friends who dragged my attention away every-so-often to hang out, or play around with. I never used a modded client, nor really saw the reason to, or why one would need one. In my eyes, terms of service were just that - the rules to follow.

...But no. It's not about the loss of modding that troubles me. It's the lack of attention, a almost criminal amount of disrespect and now legal action against people passion for something as trivial as creatively chasing their intrests. VRC clearly didn't care when its users told them that this was a bad move. They didn't care when many whom used mods as a form to get around VRC taking months to get about disability options for their community. Didn't care when their playerbase left in droves for other, better clients. They even went as far as to spit in the communitys face when sending a lawsuit for a cease and desist for over ten grand, for someone who made a modded client, even after adding EAC; something supposed to cut down on bad actors, instead was defeated in hours after release.

Several of my friends have hundreds, and two even have *thousands* of hours in this game, some of whom have been here since the start. They've moved on now. *thousands* have moved on now. This isn't a downvote to pile onto the massive list of them, this is a warning. Anything you've seen online doesn't apply anymore. You won't find anything you're looking for; because VRC has been absorbed into the greedy pit that AAA studios fall into. Never in my life have I seen such a corporate ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in customer disatisfaction post-launch. It disgusts me that their team could be pulled in like this to commit such a act, holding the middle finger to their whole community.

They probably won't realize their mistake when they see the drop in revenue. I hope whatever Meta, or whomever is paying them behind the scenes, has enough ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to keep them going through this, otherwise many will not be seeing their jobs. What a waste.

I've hit 1000 steam hours finaly, and 3000-ish hours total. Time to review.

Rimworld can be whatever you want it to be.
A AI storyteller-driven drama simulator? Check.
Worlds best Colony Management Simulator? Check.
A test of your own sanity and mental wellbeing? Yep.
Rip and tear? Yes.
Commit warcrimes? Check check check check check.

Rimworld does a pretty good job at simulating needs, health, and work for pawns, driving a story through events and conflict, and giving you a degree of creativity with how you design your living spaces or defenses. The modding community behind the Steam Workshop and through other mediums puts out a terrifying amount of content to change the game month after month after month. The community over on Discord is amazingly well ran by people I call friends still, after almost eight years. I've sank a good chunk of my freetime into this and the community, and I can say it was worth every penny when I found it through w4sted's youtube channel, and picked it up off the website before it even hit steam. It has its issues, still, namely being stupidly long load times with a good bit of mods loaded, and the sometimes infurating AI doing things that don't make sense, but it's still great besides that.

I give it 9/10, or three-thousand hours of boomalope spewing insect infesting mechanoid killing amazement and awe. Hats off to Tynan, Ramsis, and the Ludeon Staff. You've made a wonder.

Iiit's uh... Okay?

Not the best combat but it does strike a good few points rock on, but falters in others.
Lore's okay? I can't immerse myself in it but it's there and it's well written...
Gameplay and loot flows like any other MMORPG f2p with microtransactions.... Just, less geared twards giving you a boost and moreso for show..

It clicks but... It doesn't hit everything spot on. Still worth a try, but probably not worth spending money on...

Factorio. It's about belts. And sorting things. And uh...

I hope you're ADHD as hell because you may want medication to play this.

This was a childhood game from when I was 12. Beloved and well filled with content and expereiences - and even then, there's allways mods. 12 years ago? 10/10. Now, I give it a 8/10 due to how it's aged,

I wana start this off with something.

Celeste made be scream. It made me cry. I think I threw my phone through my wall twice, not sure.

But it was worth every last second.

I was told about the game by my friend Gum, who spent hours trying to complete it fully. They got me into it and I played it mostly offline due to internet issues. I played it for a bit, and cried. Then I played it more. And cried. All the while enjoying two things that kept me going - The story, and the music. I played for at least 24 hours straight after my third go at it, and it was worth it.

Celeste is worth every cent of the 20 USD I spent on it. There isn't many games I can say that do that.

Ive only gotten a few hours into halflife itself, and a hour into this, and i must say.
Growing up on more advanced FPS games was a bad mistake.
This is BY FAR the best fps ive played.
DROP PUBG and PLAY THIS ♥♥♥♥.

One of the best F2P RTS i have ever played. Fun, easy, and engageing. Takes a long time to loose intrest, and it will bring you back eventualy!