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RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business

solid and entertaining

Not original; railed FPS with story and modern tech. But it delivers all it you expect it to, in really good quality. Lots of entertainment, good value for its money. Recommended.

1 gamers found this review helpful
IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator

Exactly what it says

Be the operator of a steampunk/dieselpunk, spiderlegged, dual-turreted Big F'in (Artillery) Gun. Make things go boom - big boom when you fire your gun, even bigger BOOM when the shells land. The game loop is exactly as advertised: read your orders, check the map, estimate, draw lines, calculate, load guns, aim, fire... and see the results. Sounds simple? Oh, there's a few challenges in it. And it is entertaining - if you're the type... waiting for your shells to hit the enemy arty before they shoot you, juggling the distances of two guns with just one bearing, making an educated guess where the missing enemy unit might be located... It's not for your shooter, twitch-reaction needs. Nor is it turn-based battlefield strategy and tactics. The closest genre might be real-time strategy - in terms of speed. But it is not part of the RTS genre; this is not another-of-some-type, this is something special. Missing as of now: petting the cat.

4 gamers found this review helpful
Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

cumbersome like the USSR

There is a nice, fun game somewhere, maybe even inside this. This one works too hard revive the Bad Old Days not just for its simulated citizens, but for the player also. It feels like mostly a truck-scheduling game at first, then becomes more of the same with other aspects. You have to do a lot of manual stuff that would be delegated in most games, and it is not the fun stuff. So, atmosphere full marks; game enjoyment, not.

7 gamers found this review helpful
Baldur's Gate 3

All an RPG of this type should be

Of course there are some limitations if your RPG is set in D&D 5th edition Forgotten Realms. And there are some weird non-obvious UI elements (e.g. tossing stones with mouse drag) which can be detrimental. The resting, etc. But those minor issues aside, Baldur's Gate is all that a classic-fantasy RPG with classes should be, and then some. Story, depth, scenery, characters, sensible quests, coherent logic inside the fantasy universe - and fun. I recommend BG3, especially to those annoyed by grindy repetetive MMORPG or the umpteenth remake of the well-known tropes. Yes, you'll encounter the normal classes - but the characters are well written, beyond the clichés, and there is a lot of fun content hidden beneath the obvious. Find out for yourself. Recommended. (The EULA though... even with a company as nice and sensible as Larian, there are some evil parts. And I'm not referring to the fun Eldritch bit. )

INDIKA

warning: hardcoded controls

With all the praise for the content, I have to add a tiny warning: The controls are hardcoded to WASD. If you're using that anyhow, enjoy the game. If you're not, I'd say - avoid it.

22 gamers found this review helpful
The Council

no movement control mapping/rebinding

Just a quick warning for potential buyers I wish I had been before: This game does not allow you any rebinding/mapping of keys, buttons, whatever. You're stuck with the controls the developers liked. And since this is not a turn-based strategy game or eagle-eye-view simulation, but one where you move a protagonist in a 3D world, smooth movement is essential. So, for me: avoid, the controls suck. But YMMV. You've been warned now.

2 gamers found this review helpful