Recent reviews by OrangeTide

It's a survival crafting mining game with dwarf singing. Of course you will like it.

A beautifully made game, surreal and unhinged at times. It's not much of a game, but more of an interactive comic book that you can explore, but the plot drives you down a fixed path and there's no possibility of failure so you are free to experiment.

I very casually made my way through the whole story in 2 1/2 hours. That's it. There won't be much to see on a second play through. I can see that a lot of care and effort went into it, it's a work for art. But as a game, it costs a fair bit given the short play time.

It's OK so far. The battles seem relatively straight forward, not that difficult to pick up the basic tactics. The deck building is nice in that it lets you adjust your deck at any time between battles. Some of the equipment you get synergizes with cards that you don't have, which I'm sure will matter later in the game.

There are some funny UI decisions, like I don't see any kind of quit option on the menu. Just an option to go back to the "Nexus", so I've been Alt-F4 to force quit the game.

Not for me, a bit too frustrating. I've died in the tutorial twice and got my character stuck in objects a few times. The dialog options all lead to playing as a petulant teenager. And there's no way to hand in partial objectives. Like you can't just give your father the cold ale. You have to also have every other item too, if you get those then the ale goes flat and you have to get it again. More of a puzzle adventure game than an RPG in that sense.

The combat system is very well thought out, maybe a little clumsy in practice. But there is a logic to it that is kind of fun in a mini-game sort of way.

The aesthetic brings back memories of Nethack and Wizardry. The game play is simpler than Nethack and most classic rogue-likes, especially before you can use the allies mechanic. The game world and lore drew me in very quickly, so far having fun with it!

Fairly easy incremental game with a nice theme. I found it pretty satisfying to unlock most of it. Maybe not my favorite one, and it doesn't have much replay value. But it was fun while it lasted.

Rolling dice is satisfying. The basic mechanics are pretty easy to understand, with complexity and strategy building as more relics are added that add new synergies and bonuses.
It's one of those roguelikes where you do a run, which is relatively short, and then start over again. Hopefully unlocking more dices, relics, and characters to play. It's formuliac game design, but a popular formula for a reason.

Still quite buggy for multiplayer. It's a solo game with a very bare bones story.

Update: The new VOYAGERS update has introduced some lag bugs that make the game unplayable on Proton/Linux. Unfortunately I won't be able to complete the expedition in time unless they fix the game breaking bugs soon.

Such a great game that most of us have bought it 4 or 5 times.
Mods keep things interesting.

I don't fully understand what this is, but it looks great.
Very easy to put together an aesthetic city to a jamming soundtrack. Set your camera A/B points with a long flight duration and just chill out to the vibes.