Recent reviews by Stack Man

Every battle is unique and challenging. The story is interesting and the environments are engaging as well.

A fun management and strategy game, Stacklands challenges you to efficiently manage your villagers' time, something that's a lot harder than it sounds on paper.

Inscryption is a card game with unique mechanics, and an unparalleled visual style and theme.

Others will say the game's later acts lack in comparison to the first. I say the first act lasts just as long as it needs to, and the later acts are a welcome change of pace.

Should be titled "7 Days to Wait"

If you play this, you'll be waiting a lot. Waiting for stamina to recharge, waiting for things to craft, or smelt, or loot, or break. Traveling sucks and faster options take forever to obtain.

The "grind" in this game was entertaining at first, but you'll quickly become sick of it. Zombie combat is slow and unsatisfying, base building is also slow and unsatisfying. And the horde mechanic, which relies both on combat and on base building, sucks doubly so.

Want a zombie game? Go play L4D2. Want a survival game? Well, there's plenty of those around. Just don't play this one.

A unique and challenging puzzle game.

I spent 9 hours on just the tutorial. All of it was fun.

Hard at first, but fun once you get the hang of it.

It's a fun bug game

Don't fool yourself into thinking this is another procedurally generated survival game. The map is hand crafted, and the game's true genres are "exploration" and "horror".

If that sounds good to you, and you fancy trying out a unique game set primarily in an ocean environment, then try out Subnautica.

It's worth noting that the "horror" element is a very different experience from the traditional horror game.

The story is split into two halves that don't connect with each other but definitely should have. Ultimately, the story and progression feels worse than the original.