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Originally gave a negative review after Saber overtuned the difficulty of Operations for all the lower difficulties.

Difficulty is fine now I suppose, some tweaks would be good. There's still some nonsense but the sheer absolute bs is mostly confined to Lethal now, which, I mean fair enough.

Also, Titus is a filthy liar. Lictors hunt alone my ass.

One of the best gifts I have ever been given. Amazing game, even better with mod support. Crazy, hectic, and a rush of dopamine once you get another dish fully automated.

Devs are active and are constantly giving us new modes and updates, and new mods keep the experience fresh regardless how short your attention span is.

To the Devs: Be proud of this classic you have made. Also, a few additional save slots would be nice.

Is good.

Will get even better with updates and DLC. It's your decision if you want to jump in now or wait. Also check the mods, they are also good.

Help, I am addicted to Beavers.

When I first saw this game, I thought it would be a meme. Fun for the first few hours, but then after you seen each map and one of each ghost, you're done. No more scares, no more depth. I was so wrong.

The strength of this game is its infinite replayability. No two ghosts are the same, even if they are the same type. I've seen murderous spirits who refuse to give you the last piece of evidence, and chill demons who happily do everything you ask without even trying to hurt you.

What keeps bringing me back, and the core strength of the game is the constant risk management you have to do. Based on the evidence you've gathered so far and the ghost's behavior you have a strong hunch that it is a Shade. Do you risk venturing into the house after the ghost has been angered and ready to murder you just to get the final piece of evidence you need?

You only have limited time to work, your sanity constantly ticking away. The less sanity you have the more likely the ghost is to attack. Do you risk not bringing defensive items to try and gather more evidence? Based on the ghost type, what are you planning on doing if it suddenly attacks? Where can you hide? Can you out run it? Are you sure you even have its location? It could be roaming.

The in-game communication is absolutely top notch. The ghost hears and responds to you, and your teammates won't hear you talking across the house. To talk globally, you need to use a radio, and some of the most chilling moments have been when the radio I've been using to talk to my team suddenly breaks into static, and I hear the heavy foot falls of the ghost looking for my blood.

I think about this game when I am not playing it, and I still have the name of the first ghost that ever killed me engraved in my mind.

Screw you Christopher Taylor.

This is an excellent game, and its incredible when you consider it was created by a single person. I daresay I have had more fun in this game than many AAA titles out there, and I look forward to the game getting more polished and the remaining bugs getting squished.

Is this a good Warhammer 40k game? YES
Is this a good game in general? yes

In terms of W40k:

What this game really nails down is the atmosphere of 40k - fantastic music, fantastic weaponry, fantastic dialogue. It is a major boon to one of the more under represented W40k factions, and gives you a good look at their inner workings. Go watch the trailer and praise the Omnissiah.

In terms of gameplay:

In many ways this is a simplified X-com game. There are no cover mechanics, and the management side isn't nearly as robust. It's basically limited to spending resources you got off the field to upgrade your techpriests, and that's about it. Once you get a handle on the unique systems - such as cognition - you'll start easily slaughtering your way through the Necrons, in an ironic reversal from lore. By time I reached the final boss, I ended up only needing half of my total techpriest team to bring him down. The poor bastard only had the opportunity to shout one line of dialogue at me.

So, should you buy this game?

If you're a big fan of W40k / or want to experience the universe - YES
If you found X-com to be too difficult but really want to play similar game - yes
If you don't care about 40k and want a hard X-com game - probably not

Was given this game as a gift from a friend.

This game is fantastic. As a player of Risk of Rain 1, I was skeptical how the gameplay would transfer over to 3D. I was afraid of it being like a Sonic Game - great in 2D, horrible in 3D.

Risk of Rain 2 is even better than 1. Period. End of story. If you liked Risk of Rain 1, you'll love Risk of Rain 2. If you've never played Risk of Rain, this game is still fantastic, especially if you enjoy fast paced combat. This is an Early Access game that has more polish and less bugs than full AAA releases. If they stopped updating the game right this second, I would still be happy. I cannot recommend this game enough.

The only negative is that as of the BOGO sale, you cannot buy Risk of Rain 2 as a gift. This means that if you want a copy to give to a friend, you must buy it yourself. If you were given a free copy from a friend, you cannot buy the game as a gift.

7.00 is horrible. I can deal with radical changes being introduced all at once. I can deal with a new hero and all new game play. I've dealt with this before. What I can't deal with is the horrible new HUD. Give me back the old HUD. The new HUD is sleek and seamless and would be great if I was spectating a game, playing it is a different matter. Everything is too small, the store is so barebones that I wasn't able to locate anything and had to search for items by spelling. When the HUD does finally yield useful information it clutters up the screen much more than the old HUD ever did.

7.00 puts flashy nonsense infront of gameplay. When I play a pub, I'm not at TI2315, I don't need fancy animated loading screens. I don't need all of these extra tools. They're nice yes, but it wasn't worth destroying the old HUD.

I haven't bothered to confirm this, but it feels like they either made all of the models bigger or decreased the zoom distance to an insane amount. I feel like someone is pressing my face against my monitor and saying "Look, it's better now! The HUD isn't as big!"

Give me back the old HUD. Please. Dear Lord please.

Look at the number of hours I have in this game. That sums it up, really.

It's fantastic. It's rage inducing. It makes murder and incest fun.

But most importantly, it allows you to seduce your horse and restore the Roman Empire (as a horse).

Best use of a farm animal. Ever. Of all time.