Recent reviews by aklay

This is definitely one of the games ever. Learning curve is steep, but so is the fun factor.

I've purchased it on the release day and already writing a review to boost this game's visibility for other Steam players. Judging by tutorials, this is The Movies meets the Sims build mode, and the first part specifically is what I was looking for since, well, that game release. Wish you devs all the best!

I just want to support the developer; I've only played a couple of fights, but I like the aesthetic and overall concept of this game.

Great sequel to a great game.

I'm mostly treating Early Access as preorder, so I won't spoil the first hours of the game for myself, that's why it's less that hour of playtime for now; but after 2 separate downloads of this game I can see the game progressing into something really good, clunkiness from before the All Hallows Update times are mostly gone. Can't wait to play it in 2024 or something like that!

The Talos Principle 2 is a beautiful sequel to TTP1 in the same style that Portal 2 was to Portal 1: graphics are prettier (though the Serious Engine of TTP1 is not ugly at all), puzzles are more varied (however they are more self-contained and easier, more accessible to the general audience and less aggressive, but a little too easy for hardcore TTP1 fans), the story and locations are bigger, though: a) I should say that TTP1 story is very good, and b) some maps are so big that you can get a bit tired after all the running back and forth.
Should you play The Talos Principle 2? Yes. Should you replay The Talos Principle 1 after that? Yes, and if you started with TTP2, go back and challenge yourself with still-holding-up-great prequel. Maybe the DLC akin to TTP1: Road to Gehenna is in works, and we will get the best of 2 worlds, but even if not, both games are great.

ADDED: I want this game to win award for innovative gameplay because I know that awards are boosting the sales.

Great compilation of Atari games.

Fun multiplayer game, free to try, no need to spend anything to win, can recommend.

I played Black Mesa a little before Xen update, and after Definitive Edition I'll sure play it and beat it, and will recommend it to others.

While the RPG portion of the Fallout 3 is somewhat worse than in New Vegas and graphics aren't pretty (you know, 50 shades of green and all that), this is still a very good game with great post-apocalyptic atmosphere. I think you should try it. Maybe with some mods to fix the bugs. And maybe change some textures. Aaaaand maybe spend hours and hours modding everything, overhauling the whole experience. It's up to you.