Recent reviews by DragonflyBog

This game is fun and you will learn a thing or two. First there is the adventure of survival and the satisfaction of making it. Then there is the fun of building a great and successful base.

I enjoyed the first version KSP and waited for updates and progress on version 2. The reviews were originally terrible. After the last major update the reviews improved greatly so I bought the new version.

I like it. It's as fun as the first version. The tutorials are awesome. I've made it to the Mun and Minimus.

If you like building rockets and learning some things in the process, this is a great game.

$49.99 for early release is my only negative. Great if a company wants the benefits of early release, but then don't charge full price. You are asking your faithful customers to endure development, give them a price break.

I've played this game for 130 hrs now so I feel like I can give an honest review.

The game has a good concept and is fun. That is until you can't find a temple and your story line cannot be completed. I keep waiting for an update, but so far no help.

I think I suffer from high expectations from this developer. I loved their previous titles and expected the next generation. Yes, I expected this title to compete with No Man's Sky and other modern games of this type.

When you boil it down, game play is very similar. Fly to planets, do main missions and side missions. You have space combat and first person combat. You can build outposts, oddly only eight. I haven't gotten into ship building.

These parts are fun in Starfield. Still, it feels like Fall Out or Skyrim in space with no real innovation.

In the end, I wish I wasn't stuck. I would continue and probably have fun. I guess my expectations where just too high.

The developers of this game have spent a great deal of energy making a polished game. It has regular updates and continues to evolve. The game is part logistics, part adventure. There is always something to do. You have to use your critical thinking skills which is a good thing.

Democracy 4 is a fun and educational game. Mainly it teaches that every policy has consequences. Some intended and some not. It is unlikely that a player will agree with the game's interpretation of every policy. So read the policy and use them for the consequence the game intended.

The interface looks insane at first, but then becomes simple and easy to use.

We don't have a spending problem, we have a how do we pay for it problem!
Dragonfly

I am a person who likes to play open world survival and base building sci-fi games. Deliver Us The Moon is not that and doesn't try to be. I have played all those games and was bored so I tried Deliver Us The Moon. I am glad I did. It was fun.

What Deliver Us The Moon is, is a puzzle game with a great story line, wonderful graphics and delightful sound track. You will need problem solving skills, some eye hand coordination and patients.

The game immerses the user in a believable and dangerous world and creates an emotional connection with the characters in the story.

I liked Deliver Us The Moon and hope there is a second chapter to the story. I'll buy it.

Fun game with a story line, exploration and building stuff.

The game is fun and well designed.

Fun sense of adventure and discovery. Starvation, dehydration, getting killed by creatures, all in a day and a life of subnautica. Building is fun too.

This a fun creative game. It has a slower pace that other games but also greater creative capacity. You can make vehicles, planetbound bases and space stations. You can also create space ships. I find the block setup a bit limiting, but am still having fun.