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War Thunder is in my opinion an amazing game with stunning graphics, awesome battles, and an impressive array of vehicles.
But Gaijin makes it increasingly clear, if you don't pay, you don't deserve to play.
Protect your piggy bank, Gaijin will try to steal it!


Great game, though just don't forget to bring your credit card!

It’s time for a review, that is not comparing Captain of Industry with Factorio and some useful tips for Beginners…=)

Captain of Industry is like family!
The constant stress of balancing resources and the short relieve, after finishing a new production chain. It's like managing a bustling household, but instead of kids, you're coordinating iron, copper, concrete, food and other productions.

Time-consuming? Absolutely! Think of it as looking after kids, parents, uncles or aunts. Endless care and attention, but with conveyor belts, oil refineries and farms. Forget the idea, you will get something great in 1 hour. I needed 16hours for oil breaking, 20hours for nuclear power, 8 hours for updating smelting and so on. Like family, it needs full commitment. It’s pretty difficult and nothing for casual gamers. An alternative would be Dystopika. Dystopika is the total opposite type of building games. Look at my playtime. I’m still in my first playthrough.

Commitment is key just like caregiving. Researching new tech and Upgrading old production chains feels like managing medical appointments, it's tough, but the progress is rewarding. Worries about your settlement's health mirror concerns for your family’s well-being, turning every challenge into a shared triumph.

Despite the demands, watching your industrial empire grow is like seeing your family thrive. It's stressful, time-consuming, and absolutely worth it. I recommend to dive in, embrace the (conveyor belt spaghetti) chaos, and build something amazing just like caring for your loved ones. And of course, keep a defibrillator nearby. My Colony was 4 times near extinction.


How to Make the Game Experience Less Challenging and Easier for Beginners:

-Grow Slowly:
Keep an eye on your progress. I recommend growing slowly; otherwise, you could start a cascade to extinction. Think of it like overfeeding your goldfish. Too much too soon, and it's belly-up.

-Prioritize Oil Processing:
Concentrate on getting oil processing early and establish import routes for oil. You’ll run out of oil faster than you think. Set up a trade route to get oil imports before you're left high and dry.

-Adjust Settings:
Make the game easier by tweaking the settings:
Press ESC -> Customize Difficulty
Change: “Base health”, “pollution impact”, “world mines deposits”

-Use Blueprints and the Community:
You don’t need to be an expert on every level of building. Download some awesome blueprints from other players. Just copy the blueprint text in-game into your blueprint folder.
I recommend: captains-haven.org and hub.coigame.com/Blueprints

-Join COI Communities:
Look for some amazing COI communities. JD Plays on YouTube and his Discord is my favorite one. They're like your helpful neighbors who actually return your lawnmower.

Good luck everyone, stay alive!

Oh, Counter-Strike, we've been through so much together. I started with 1.5 and 1.6 and you brought me through my teenage times. You was like a abusive father to me, that i never had. But now you've gone and pulled the ultimate disappearing act - poof, no more CS:GO! Hudini would be proud. It's like inviting your friends over for a pizza party and then telling them you ate the pizza... yesterday.

And those achievements? Well, they vanished. But hey, it's not all bad. We have a sequel called "Counter-Strike 2: The Art of Deleting Player Base."


I had plans to show off my "Blitzkrieg" badge to impress my german grandma, but now all I have is a sad story about pixels lost in the void.

*without spoiler*

Nivalis City, the cyberpunk mecca of my dreams(or nightmares), invited me to indulge in a laid-back adventure that's more about soaking in the atmosphere than saving the universe. It's like slipping into a virtual Jacuzzi of pure chill, where the only thing pulsating faster than my heart rate is the bass of the synthwave soundtrack. It’s the perfect soundtrack for a lazy Sunday afternoon or a late-night gaming session.

Normally, I'm not a fan of pixel graphics, but the visuals in Cloudpunk are an absolute feast for cyberpunk fans. The neon lights and the towering skyscrapers make me feel like an ant in an oversized circuit board. It's the perfect backdrop for some laid-back exploration, taking in the sights and soaking up the dystopian futuristic vibes.

So, if you're ready to embark on a cyberpunk adventure that embraces the charm of classics like Neuromancer(William Gibson) and Blade Runner, then Cloudpunk is a game for you. It's a chilled-out joyride through a neon-light city.

I am looking forward to play Nivalis (release: 2024).

"The Walking Dead Season 1" has garnered praise for its gripping storytelling, but when it comes to gameplay, it stumbles like a clumsy zombie in high heels. First of all, I really enjoy the story, but the game and specially the gameplay itself is annoying as hell.

We have the illusion of choice—a delicate dance between player decisions and actual impact. It's like being handed a menu at a restaurant, only to discover that all the dishes taste the same. Sure, you can choose different dialogue options, but it often feels like deciding between different flavors of canned beans in a post-apocalyptic pantry.

The gameplay mechanics offer all the excitement of a sloth on sedatives. Quick-time events become a predictable routine, as if the game is saying, "Press this button, oh, and press it again... Surprise! Now press it some more!" It's like being stuck in a never-ending thumb exercise regimen with no actual payoff.

But wait, there's more! Technical issues abound, making the gameplay experience resemble a horror-themed slapstick comedy. Picture this: you're engaged in an intense dialogue scene, and suddenly the characters freeze mid-conversation like statues. Akward face impressions are also breaking through the immersion The top cherry on this cake of ♥♥♥♥ are the continuing sound breaks.

Let's not forget the puzzles. They're about as challenging as trying to outwit a zombie with a banana. We could have had riddles that would leave us scratching our heads, but instead, we're treated to puzzles that even a walker could solve in its sleep. It's like the game is afraid to strain our brains, opting for an easy stroll through a graveyard rather than a thrilling chase. It would be less annoying, if your movings would be adapted to the situations. But mostly you stroll like at a esplanade on a beautiful summer day.

In summary, Season 1 delivers an enthralling narrative, but its gameplay struggles to keep up. The illusion of choice, repetitive mechanics, technical missteps, and lackluster puzzles make you question if the real undead in the game are the zombies or the gameplay itself.

Rock & Stone everyone!
I've never seen a more supporting and friendly community!
Thanks to everyone I've met ingame!
The matchmaking works fantastic, all bugs I've recognized are more like features and the aliens are kind of innovative!

Deep Rock Galactic is inspired by Borderlands and Left4Dead, but both games can be annoying sometimes. The developer team of DRG did and still doing a brilliant job.
I truly love them! Karl would be proud!

Every 1/2year you get a new season pass for free and all DLCs are just cosmetics.
If you missed a season, don't worry! Nothing is lost. You could still earn everything from the past.
It's my best gaming experience in 2022!

After experiencing Ubisoft, Rockstar, Blizzard and Co. it feels so reviving, that not all publisher are rotten inside!

To be honest, it's definitely not the best medieval Survival Builder out there, but some how it's also my Benchmark to all games of the genre. Everyone hast to compete with Banished!

Wether Life is Feudal or Ostriv in the past, I will also compare upcoming medieval Builder with Banished
(BTW: If you looking for upcoming Survival Builder in good old times/medieval or similar ages:
Builders of China/Egypt/China
Pharaoh: New Era
Night is Coming
Wandering Village
Manor Lords
Farthest Frontier)

Banished is nearly a bug free game with lot's of mods, you can't do anything wrong with buying it!

Cliff Empire is a fantastic City Builder!
I didn't expect much for 8 bugs, but this is a true gem! It's a lot more worth, than 8€.
Settled in a post-apocalyptic world you are the first group of humans after years, who are back on earth and you'll try to get out of the ♥♥♥♥ with science and technology on a tiny cliff above the radiation. The rest of humankind is living in an orbital station. It's definitely more challenging, than the most City Builder, but not too difficult.
Pay attention and don't try to spoiler too much about the game before you played at least 24hours.
I love it!

You take paid Content from me, without my permission?
You didn't sell me a subscription, you sold me a full DLC.
And of course there is something written in your terms and condition on page 127, chapter 218.1b, paragraph 715,
but this is not the way! I feel a great disturbance in the Force!
Even if you would pay back the price, it would be very sad, but this way feels more like a fraud!

You will shut off the access to DLCs?
The whole game experience feels more like a scam.
Firstly I'm forced to use the UBIsoft Client Uplay and secondly I need to connect to the ubisoft servers for every single log in, otherwise I can't play a SINGLE PLAYER game? In my eyes your are a very annoying publisher and I'll try to avoid your games in future.
C'mon Ubisoft, buu-uurns!