Recent reviews by Zoot_Allures

You're a Good Man, Arthur

What a life: Dive for fish, and run a sushi restaurant. Paradise? Debatable, but there's plenty of cake. Rice cakes. The fish variety is astounding!

I've enjoyed playing this game, finished all the story missions, and mostly buying junkers. I either just get them running or fully restore them. I get the most satisfaction out of restoring complete junk to or near their former glory. I mostly avoid the the car show room, except for getting achievements. what's the point?
Now, as for actually restoring the cars, there is some issues. All the operations involved in a vehicle are absent; electronics, vacuum, air intake, exhaust, fluid delivery are all only represented by various parts. The actual operation of said part, where and how it's connected, is only assumed. You're supposed to know this already, I guess. Some parts aren't even connected to their counterpart. There's no hoses, no wiring harness, cables, just the assumption that they work (somehow). I guess the brake master cylinder works via bluetooth, connected to the 4 wheels.

Some other peeves about this game are lack of engine animation, your shop is dirty as hell, but thankfully we learned how to clean, finally. Customers? Shop employees? No, no other NPC's in which to interact . I should have my own show room, in place of the current rent a space storage. Most of the engines sound really bad, and there should be more options for driving.
I give it a 7/10

Development and improvement are a high priority. When it comes to mining and cave dwelling, new threats may endanger the safety of our miners miners. However, Dwarves will always have the best equipment, option of looking good while battling the denizens of the deep.
ROCK AND STONE!!

I just have to say this game has a very engaging story. I'm quite biased to Norse lore, and conquest. I'm really only about a third way through, taking my time, and can't seem to tear myself away. I wouldn't give this Great game, or movie, or whatever ya wanna call it, such accolades if the voice acting, story line, and overall narration were any less. It's not my type of game, but I'm really into it. The sound and graphics are superb. Combat doesn't seem repetitive at all, and greatly supplements parts of the narration, or the act of Senua getting to, and going through Hel.

Play Grim Dawn, the dark and unforgiving world of alien aether invasion, and demon apocolypse.
Grim Dawn has become a very enjoyable game. Since it's release, The two DLC's have doubled the content since the base game release, with infinite shattered realm dungeon crawling.

The chart in the below link is before the Forgotten Gods DLC release, and the latest massive update. check it out.
https://steamproxy.com/games/219990/announcements/detail/1745610746737210999

Class combinations are sufficient, with fifty-six class combinations .(eight base classes)
Skills are fairly easy to plan, with out having to constantly look up you planned route in a maze of nodes. If you don't like a certain skill, or feel you have too many points in one, and want more in another, just re-specialize, at the cost of iron (the standard currency), without farming for special items.
I'm not comparing Grim Dawn to Path of Exile, which is more complex, and more planning and farming needed to be effective. In Grim Dawn, you don't feel like you were dealt a bad hand and need to re-roll
I especially like how the passive skills greatly improve and add to the power of active skills,
Crafting is always fun. Grim Dawn is fun. Play it, you wont regret it.

DOOM! The legend. There's nothing to not like!

The old XCOM modernized and polished! Turn based RTS, at it's best... fun but difficult. Awesome game!! Looking forward to XCOM: Enemy Within

raw combat, great players