Recent reviews by deso

Imagine your life as an unremarkable journey on a long, quiet train. Days blending into months, years ticking by with the same routine of work, fleeting connections, and eventual fade into obscurity. Most of us are just passengers, watching the scenery pass without leaving a mark. Unnamed Space Idle is the perfect companion for that ride: you launch it once, let it hum away in the background, and it quietly grows alongside you. No demands, no interruptions, just steady, silent progress while you live your real life. You check in occasionally, tweak a thing or two, and find it has advanced without you. It's not flashy or urgent; it's a patient shadow, a tree taking root in the corner of your screen, accompanying you through the mundane miles. In a world that forgets us all, this game simply.stays with you. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a game that understands the pace of actual human existence.

Don't support this company's greedy practices. Torrent the game instead. They don't deserve your money.

Language achievements are mixed up. No nudity but I still gooned like a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Would definitely goon again.

Fun game, it's mostly luck based so it makes little sense to take this seriously. I knew it had been popular a while back due streamers, but it's still being updated and Fruitbat continuously adds events and content. Monetization is not that predatory, DLC characters are okay but the DLC card packs can add a bit of synergy with characters and boost your chances of winning a bit. Would definitely recommend to everyone.

Review for Steam awards: Although this game has incredible amount of paid DLCs and missed deadlines, it also has great additions and gets constantly updated. As much as I like No Man's Sky, I believe other games such as this deserve recognition.

I had to quit this game. Don't get me wrong, this is not because of the game.

It's because of the virus that is the EA app that comes bundled with.

- It shows you ads while the application is running, so I:
- killed all the running processes. They showed up again.
- I stopped the EA background service. It restarted again somehow.
- I moved the EA folder from the Start Menu. It creates a new one.
- Packet losses while it was running in the background, like some sort of botnet.

A shame that my experience with the game ran for 2 and half hours, but I won't tolerate this malware.

Fun game, short, but whimsical.

Enshrouded features an impressive building system, soon to include water dynamics. I enjoyed parts of the combat, though it can be tedious on some playstyles. Fighting a horde with a melee weapon feels like playing chess (especially with daggers), while using a bow with explosive arrows feels like checkers. Rolling provides no i-frames, critters will pop out of the ground pretty often and combat can often feel at times repetitive. The story may seem cliché at first (a zombie apocalypse in a fantasy setting), but it has its own unique soul. The base hard difficulty can be frustrating due to reduced experience, yet it’s also rewarding when you learn from mistakes. The sound design is excellent, though the graphics can be bothersome, especially in the shroud, where it’s hard to see items on the ground. Overall, it's a good game and I would definitely recommend it.

I’ve played Fallout 76 since release. In March 2025 I got banned and support rejects every ticket I send. I guess living outside the US makes me a nonhuman to them. Most people just call me a cheater because they are Bethesda fanboys and its impossible to find community support. The game is broken, monetized garbage half the time, but I still love it and I’m still trying to get my account back. Until Bethesda decides to get a human to review my situation, this gets a negative review.

After supporting the company since Early Access, buying every DLC, now they want me to pay for the updated version of this garbage, after enduring a decade of bugs, cheats and exploits. Yeah nah.

I've had this over a year and I believe it's fair to write a review about it. Overall, it's okay. It's fun, it has strategy combined with RPG with a minimal interface so it runs fine on my old phone.

Pros: Gear up your dudes, craft powerful stuff, get awesome rewards and profit from everything. It's great for older phones and computers, doesn't distract you completely but it will need your attention from time to time.

Cons: I don't like the unforgiving scenario where your whole party dies and you have to wait 5 times the normal run just to get a F grade, so now I've been saving on cloud for such scenarios. Certain balance scenarios are complicated, I don't like the diminishing returns since everything late game goes on true damage, a mechanic that seems broken in my perspective.