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Amazing game. It's one of the most intuitive tactics games I've encountered, and fits perfectly between a puzzle feeling and the feeling you get when you see a perfect operation executed in a movie. Gameplay-wise though, it's a perfect sequel to an already golden formula. The transition to 3D is very well done and every new feature feels fitting, such as destructable walls, debris flying around, and more (?) distinction between different heights of cover. There is also more gameplay variety with covert units that act incognito until they "go loud", which plays exactly as cool as it sounds.

I kind of wish they would have chosen another theme than setting it in a country literally named "Nowheraki", since it feels very "kill everyone with a turban", but I believe they have included local police units to counter this a bit. I will have to play some more to reach a verdict there, but I did want to mention that it feels insensitive as a first impression.

Incredible soundtrack and one of my favourites to play while getting work done! In-game it's the cherry on top of an audiovisual masterpiece. Props to Guillaume David for composing this.

I'm enjoying the game so far. It doesn't have Alien: Isolation's polish, but the animation and pathfinding of the aliens is very convincing, they skitter towards you across walls and ceilings, which gives you enough time to shoot them but it makes them believably creepy. The way they die is a bit silly so that ruins the immersion somewhat, but that seems fixable.

The weapons feel good, but the left-handedness support is pretty bad. I have to eject the magazine with my right thumb, and I can only insert disks in my PDA when I hold the PDA in my right hand. These things feel weird, but the core of the game is good!

Tip: It took me a death or two to understand that basically every cardboard box contains ammo. Also, check the Steam forums for some performance improvement tips.

Awesome collaboration for a great cause! And, of course, a handsome look.

Jedi Survivor is a great sequel. The combat feels ridiculously smooth and the animation team deserves a ton of credit for making it look amazing. Sadly, I think the level design does not match the quality of the combat, and is relatively unclear and sometimes frustrating. I felt like the first game had better telegraphing on where to go next; I find myself consulting the map a lot more in this one. But perhaps I'm a bit biased, because I also think the Uncharted-style climbing has a bigger role than necessary.

The story is fun and takes a nice backseat to the gameplay.

All in all, it's a great game that I heartily recommend, and it probably has the most cinematic and satisfying lightsaber combat you can find in any game.

An endearing game about cultural heritage and very good-looking food. There are some light puzzles in having to interpret damaged recipes, but mostly it's a short but sweet story to follow along.

IXION is an amazing narrative-heavy space station builder where you are patching up your space ship that's falling apart by the minute. Some finite thing is always on the point of running out, and while so far I never felt it was impossible, it was certainly challenging. Amazing soundtrack and great art, it has one of the coolest and most original FTL visualisations I have seen!

I would have liked there to be less micromanagement. Two things I found tedious were resource distribution between sectors (why don't the simple settings have a min and max setting for resources?) and reshaping sectors: having to delete, wait until the resources are drained, then some more, then you can place a new building, and all the resources have to go through the stockpile instead of being carried from the old to the new building. I would love a tool that lets you put a new building on top, and the fiddly stuff like deletion and waiting being done for you.

So far, that hasn't taken away from my enjoyment of the game, though. Sure, a sector starving because you misinterpreted the food distribution settings isn't great, but the game really keeps you on your toes in better, more dramatic ways as well. Big recommendation and I can see improvement points if they decide to make a DLC or sequel.

Below Zero offers interesting twists on mechanics in the first Subnautica. The story is more explicit and I think the voice-over adds production value and personality. Some find it too guiding but I appreciated it. I dislike the portions on land but all in all I think this game is as good as the first one, and also acts as a fine introduction if you haven't played the first.

The single player is great, it's everything I expected from a modern Star Wars dogfighting game. The "UI" being a part of the cockpit is very well done and makes it a dream to play in VR. It's a beautiful game in general and I think it fulfills on the power fantasy of flying one of these iconic ships.

Sadly they put a lot of emphasis on multiplayer when marketing this product, and that part never lifted off properly, but I would 100% recommend recommend this for the campaign, and 200% if you own a VR headset.

Playing the Past Within is an interesting feeling, it has a lot in common with the We Were Here games but it really captures the escape room feeling. The puzzle box one player is operating feels more like "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes". And in the middle of it all, there is the strange feeling that no part of the game is networked, which somehow makes the game feel like the candlelit version of couch coop. Asking the other player if they are done already could be seen as a normally unnecessary step, but to me made it feel more intimate.

Definite recommendation for anyone who likes what I mentioned above, or escape room board games. Admittedly, I don't like Rusty Lake that much, but I felt the intensity of the puzzles here was lower than in those games, and therefore perfect for such a game. The vibe is spooky but never scary. All in all, a unique game in its small genre, and I hope we will see more of this!

P.S. Being able to play the 3D part in VR would be incredible!