Reseñas recientes de Panasiia

you'll need tissues

I would without a doubt recommend this game, however I feel as if the DLC's are EXTREMELY overpriced and they do not add enough substance to be reasonably worth the money. The gameplay is very good, the AI isn't ♥♥♥♥, and it is not as hard to run as most Paradox games, if you have the right graphics quality, that is. It not only offers an intriguing idea of the world in the 1400s, but the timeline reachs lengths of nearly 400 years ingame. Colinization would probably be one of the games strong suits. You can be a small Russian state, form the mighty motherland, and expand into the Siberian wasteland; or you can be the Kingdom of Castile, unite the Iberian Penisula, and explore the unknown, destroying enemies with the ease of your infinite fleet. You are not only limited to Europe however, you can chose the tribes of the Americas and Africa, the wise people of Asia, or even the powerful nations of the Middle East. At times the game can get quite intense and you might find yourself being extremely pissed that the Ottomans nearly annexed your ♥♥♥♥, but besides that this game is extremely versatile and you might just find yourself for hours on end.

The Native Americans didn't rush the Great Library
(Seriously, its a really good game)

8/8 would r8 again m8

To be frank, I didn't like this game at first. But after a while the atmosphere sort of, sucks you in. I really enjoy the gameplay and now I see the full potential of Killing Floor.