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FEAR 3 strikes me as an unfinished game writing-wise, and a failure that attempted to follow far too many early 2010s trends rather than retain its own identity. That's really all I have to say about it. It's not scary, the AI isn't great, and the plot is serviceable (if becoming disjointed in the 3rd act).

My metric for city builders is pretty simple: did it make me realize it's well past midnight and have several hours pass without me noticing the passage of time? Then its a good game.

Manor Lords has passed that test.

It is currently an early access title and looks it in a lot of ways - unlocalized descriptions, missing tutorials, bugs, the usual. But the core is there and this is (beyond freelancers hired on) essentially a one-man project. I think it was more than worth the price already.

If you like medieval 'city' (town/village level really) building with a side of combat you can zoom in on, you'll like this.

Terrible RPG, but a great experience with mods. Grab Start Me Up Redux, XDI, and Place Everywhere.

It's the 'Enhanced' version of the base game. Fancier graphics but nothing else. Don't sweat it.

It's a perfect storm of dumb fun, actually decent 'live service', and solid mechanics. Go have fun with it.

This review was briefly negative in order to protest Sony attempting to screw us all over with their idiotic 'gotta make an account to play the game' nonsense. The review score is tanked because of this - the game itself is fun and Sony reversed their decision.

This is a fairly straightforward Dead Space-style horror game where you fight the hellspawn and body horror monstrosities that have hit a certain place. It suffers from a lack of developmental resources and clear creative vision, but on sale, or in the context of the first Dead Space (which was no wonder writing-wise), it's a fairly solid game. No award-winner, but it's crunchy, it's entertaining, and I genuinely had a good time.

It's a Paradox game. What you don't like can be modded away, what you do like can be expanded on. It's a solid little title. Grab it on sale, though.

This takes everything about the original and improves upon it. Side quests, better environments, improved writing, improved weapons, better characters...everything is improved upon. That's leaving aside the excellent graphics and terrifying atmosphere.

I heartily recommend it. And hope this same studio jettisons 3's canon and remakes it as well.

This is merely the soundtrack. It is the best part of the game. As such my review will be recommending it because 1) I got it for free and assume you can too, and 2) it's just the soundtrack, and shares none of the BS that is happening with the actual game.

I cannot recommend this game for purchase, despite enjoying the core gameplay loop. As it currently stands, the core gameplay is a gem, but it's covered in awful monetization practices, bugs, outright missing features, and general mismanagement. Fatshark has clearly pushed this out for a Christmas/holiday release and reality of the game be damned.

Other reviews will cover things in more detail - but to sum up, the devs have outright lied, edited statements, on several occasions directly insulted the intelligence of the player base, and generally acted like a pack of baboons. This game is missing things it promised, from weapon variety, to the very cosmetics on the store page, to crafting, to story.

I've enjoyed the closed and public betas. I've enjoyed playing this game, as have my friends.

But I don't recommend it, not until the predatory cash shop and the broken promises are fixed.

UPDATED: This is remaining non-recommended. Weapon variety has improved slightly, and there have been numerous patches. That being said, the core of the game's 'progression' is entirely reliant on RNG, ditto most of the actually interesting cosmetics. The story still is non-existent.

Communication from the devs has improved, in that a single Community Manager, Catfish, is doing her job well. Hedge has not made any asinine statements for a while.

I'm still waiting for a better progression system that isn't gacha ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and the story that they hired Dan Abnett to make.

UPDATE 11-8-23: The class overhaul was a welcome change. Again, though, none of my particular pain points are changing here. In addition to that, they've started increasing the prices of 'premium' cosmetics, which were already overly high.

Steam doesn't give me options beyond a binary yes-no, until things become more player friendly, it's staying none-recommended. There are practices I can't condone.