Recent reviews by Diangos

Great game that gets exponentially better with each new patch. I love the PvE Co-Op loop.

A great game with excellent replayability. The stellar voice acting goes a long way in making deaths feel meaningful and sort-of-rewarding. All the weapons feel overpowered without actually being so and the story is great!

I cannot recommend this game enough! Buy it, it's well worth the small price.

A true classic that, while not being quite up there with Heroes Of Might And Magic 3, is one of the best fantasy TBS games I've encountered. Disciples 2 improves on its predecessor by adding another level of units to almost every (if not every) tree of the previous game and better graphics which, thanks to the stylized art style, mean the game has aged very well.

While the game balance is not perfect, the game is quite balanced for the most part. With several mentions:
* Some unit trees take so much XP to level up it's not even worth pursuing them outside of a campaign.
* The Empire faction, while having a bit weaker units it wins overall (i.e. it's easier to play) due to its healers (which mean you have to return to town, use healing and revive potions and spend money significantly less)
* The Mountain Clans have the lowest initiative out of all the factions meaning that, although upgraded units can sometimes one-shot opponents that doesn't really matter since you take almost guaranteed damage from every fight
* The Undead faction are literally useless against weapon and death immune targets (wight, wraith and death), unless you have a leveled mage leader capable of surviving long enough to deal the necessary damage. This is a problem even in the campaign where, unless you get the mage leader, you will have a very hard time against such units

If you run into problems running it on modern systems there are a few fixes which worked for me: disabling the steam overlay and installing a GL wrapper & patch.

All in all, an amazing game.

A fun roguelike where you start with a ship, traverse sectors, each time towards an exit system and in the final system, once you've gathered weapons and resources, you face off against the boss ship. I lost countless hours on this charming little game and don't regret a thing.

Metro Last Light improves upon its predecesor, Metro 2033. The story is more immersive, the characters are more fleshed out and the atmosphere is better laid out.

This nuclear apocalypse simulator does a great job of getting its undertones accross.

The gunplay is balanced and well thought out.

All in all, a really good game but without much replayability value.