Recent reviews by Tork

Very surprised at how relaxing this game is. I just launch it up, then go explore the exclusion zone and collect things to add to my hoarding pile.

Fun horror story game. A lot of variation makes sure it never gets boring.

Still getting updates 25 years later!

While it may not really be true to it's name, Stormworks: Build and Rescue is a great vehicle building simulator. It let's you get right down into the fine details with it's voxel based building system, and then you can bring in more advanced features by coding up modules you can place down and connect to your creation.

You don't need to be very proficient at any of these things either; there are plenty of talented creators sharing their constructions on the workshop.

Don't expect to learn anything explicitly from the game however, as it only teaches you basic controls and the core gameplay loop, not how the different blocks and systems in-game work. For that you have to either play around extensively, or look up third-party guides and documentation (such as youtube videos).

The OG. It's where all transport tycoons get their inspiration from. (maybe)

It's even got multiplayer! Do you know any other transport tycoon games with multiplayer? (perhaps)

It is free. You can edit and create videos, images, and animations however YOU want. No strings attached. It is even open source, so you can be just as creative on a software level. Do I need to say more?

Fun sandbox game with a lovely visual style. As it is a physics based voxel game, don't expect amazing performance on any pc.

Favourite game, very sweaty.

Great game with a rich single-player story, and a jampacked online mode with tons of rooms for future expansion. There are also semi-regular updates, although more so for the online part of the game.

If however, online gameplay isn't your thing, and the offline campaign has been grinded beyond enjoyment, there's always a fantastic modding community right around the corner.

I only have one complaint with this game, which is that the prices for a lot of in-game products for the online part of the game are exorbitant, to the point that if you want anything high-end, you are going to have to grind missions quite a bit. However it makes it a bit better that even the online missions have enjoyable stoylines.

An intense game where choices matter a whole lot and where you will (or should) develop strategies over time.
I might not be very good at it, but still a very fun game.
Matchmaking could be a lot better though, at least I haven't seen any (obvious) cheaters.

A very open game where you can do almost anything and where the modders has done almost everything, the things you can do are pretty much endless, and it's very fun!