Recent reviews by IBEX

Awful tower defense game.

The tutorial is very simple, at which point you are dropped into main game without any explanations or any other tutorials. You can choose to attack or defend, in solo or coop mode. No one want to play coop or join so the only option is SOLO.

The game calls it "trainer" difficulty, but its extremely hard. The AI always wins with ease. I tried twice and lost twice after a lot of time wasted.

on a very modern machine, constant stuttering, frame drops, and AI errors/crashes. This should have never left alpha stage.

CoH 3 is inferior to CoH2. Graphics are cartoony, don't feel "realistic". Definite step down in graphics.

Story mode is constantly interrupted by that annoying map campaign where you have to attack towns. The CoH 1 and 2 campaign model was fine as is and didn't need to be changed.

Game is still fun and battles are nice, but this is a DOWNGRADE, not an improvement.

This is a TYPICAL EA game. All flash, no substance. Graphics are great, but runs like crap on an RTX 3070. Games are EMPTY. Only AI players were with me on both sides. Boring gameplay. No story, no campaign. Only multiplayer stuff. No solo content. Must have friends or cant play.

A nice action RPG which gets repetitive too fast for its own good.

Wolcen is a game with similar gameplay to Diablo, Path of Exile, Titan Quest and so on. The main difference in this game is that it has much better visuals than most of those other games, both in gameplay and during cutscenses.

The developers messed up big time when they released a free update which would otherwise be a great addition to a games and FORCED existing players who already beat a lengthy campaign to do it all over again to get the new content. Sadly, most people prefer to just go play Path of Exile rather than beat the Wolcen campaign all over again. The game is literally DEAD. There is NO ONE playing. I was not able to match with a single person over weeks of playing. Sadly, such games are no longer fun if you cannot play with others after beating the main story. If the devs would have created more exclusively single player DLC, it would be one thing. but they didn't. The new content requires parties of several players to enjoy.

The developers do not care about people's hard earned progress or their time. Developers released a huge expansion, but disabled existing characters from being able to access the new content, requiring players to create a new character and start over from scratch, essentially trivializing dozens of hours players have sunk into the game.

I am so angry with this game. After the last patch it became completely unplayable for me. Character constantly gets glitched out and stuck in the environment. I cannot even walk. They also literally wiped my main Technomancer so I was forced to start a new character. Sure, they promise to fix things, but that's "someday" not immediately and today.

I mean, just imagine me at my job saying I will help my users "someday" when I feel like it... I'm sure my boss would understand. ; )

Stellaris is a game of immense complexity, micromanagement, and time wasting. Before you know it you will have spent, days, weeks months just playing this game, instead of taking care of your real life. Stellaris is undeniably beautiful, with great music and an infinite amount of things to do.

What is Stellaris like? Well, it's sort of like Civilization, but in Space and with complexity and micromanagement amplified by x100. It's sort of like a 4x game where you explore, colonize fight conquer and manage.

Unfortunately, like Gallactic Civilizations, there is NO STORY. You make your own story. Whether that's good or bad, is up to you, but I think this is bad. A good story and campaign with clear objectives shows more effort on devs part IMHO.

Stellaris is best for young teenagers. The ideal scenario is you are around 15-16 years old, no job, no friends, no girlfriend, and no responsibilities. You just sit there, smoking pot, or drinking tea, play this game non stop, and burn your life away, when you could be putting in all that effort into your personal life, fitness or future career. Stellaris is not the sort of game where you game in for a quick boost of instant gratification. You need to think a lot, use your brain, and really, really SPEND time to achieve anything or get anywhere. Consider this... Unlike YOU, the player, the devs of this game weren't sitting there burning their lives away. They were developing code, learning, studying, so they can sell you this game and make money. Are you someone like that, or are you just gonna sit there burning your life away?

I paid half price for this crap, and even then, I paid too much. This is a very poorly made indie product, which should be no more than 2-3 bucks. This is a super budget, low grade imitation of a strategy game, with RPG elements "tacked on" even though they don't belong here. There is no tutorial. The story is paper thin, and voice acting is lame. Having played the 1st mission you pretty much seen it all. The graphics are pretty poor, and the buildings/units look very simplistic. The gameplay feels very simplistic and dumb and is not fun at all. Save your money. Games like this belong in a bargain bin at your local Walmart. I wish I could get my money back, but because I didn't purchase directly through steam I cant even get a refund even though I only played 40 minutes.

Game devs don't care about hacking!

Here are some quotes:

"you can play the game fully offline."
"At the end of the day , if you want to play offline and hack your character, What do we care?
You're not hurting anybody , it's not competitive so..."

DAVID ADAMS ( President Of Gunfire Games)


As soon as I found out, I refunded immediately. Why would I want to play with people who hack, completely ruining my experience in the process? And for single player? I'll wait till this is ten dollars on sale.