Recent reviews by F8RGE

A Satisfaction factory.

DREDGE - The Iron Rig is the easily the biggest DLC to date, which gave me 6+ hours of fresh content that seamlessly integrates with both new and existing saves.

The DLC introduces a wide variety of new fish to catch and interesting items to craft, including baits and boat modifications, which add depth to the gameplay.

The story is engaging and adds another layer of mystery to the world, keeping you hooked until the end. Although I do feel it ends quite abruptly and without a super satisfying payoff.

If you enjoyed the base game then I'd fully recommend this. Price is going to be a bit of a talking point but I'd rather this than a 25$ virtual skin.

Charming, cosy, and with lots of cats to pet. Minami Lane is perfect for those wanting a game where you kick back, relax, and just set about building your own little street.

You get around 3hrs of gameplay via the pre-set missions, but for the low price being asked that feels fair, while there is also a sandbox mode available from the start which allows you to build the street of your dreams outside of the mission setup.

Charming game from a very small dev team, check it out.

Now would you kindly play this game.

BELTALOWDA!!!

It's a bit short but if you're familiar with a game in the usual Telltale style you'll know what to expect.

Taps nicely into The Expanse universe with some nice moments and characters present.

Worth a look if you're a fan of the show/books but might want to wait for a sale if you're not.

I almost spilt milk on my chicken during a mining expedition.

Great little game for the price point.

I'm not talkin' 'bout pleasure boatin' or day sailin'. I'm talkin' 'bout workin' for a livin'. I'm talkin' 'bout Lovecraftian mind altering fishin'!

Spent a good few hours in the game and so far I've enjoyed myself. It's a nice whimsical take on the city builder with a nice chill vibe.

Despite it's simplistic nature it does have a lot of depth underneath the surface and can get quite complex as you figure out the best way to layout your kingdom, especially with the different housing types.

Having fun, still more to come as it's in Early Access to worth a look if you're into this sort of game.

This game almost feels like it was specifically made for the Steam Deck. A+++

Railgarde is one of those games that, at first glance, might seem as simple as a track switch, but beneath the surface, it's a locomotive love letter to the essence of trains.

The future roadmap bodes well, promising mod support and a sandbox mode, the later of which is the most notable omission at the time of writing. That said, it's on the way and before then there's plenty to do in the Story mode which has a good number of missions to keep you busy.

If you like trains it's definitely worth checking out. But if you like games like Satisfactory and other assembly line games then it's also worth checking out.

I've enjoyed my time with the game so far 🚂