Recent reviews by Auste

It definitely did not exceed my expectations nor scratch my itch for space exploration. It's a game that focuses more on the story within select planets and so far, I have not seen any incentive to replay it. There's a couple of things that I am not fond of, such as bugs and performance issues, which I expect to be fixed, some gameplay and story choices, like the inability to control landing or takeoff and the persuasion feature which ended up making conversations feel unnatural. To top it off, space is definitely more of a background or a loading screen that can be skipped by fast traveling to another planet, despite the loss of the random events that occur within it.

Other than that the game is a pretty mediocre and decently fun experience, the story has been very good so far and it's easy to get sidetracked with fun sidequests. Overall, it's far from perfect, so if I could give it an average score of 50%, it would be close to that. With the hope of the future patches fixing the bugs and performance concerns and potential new content via mods or dlc's, I will, although barely, recommend it.

Some performance issues in Act 3 but a great game nonetheless. A lot of content, enough replay value with different morality choices and an engaging story with interesting companions. Fully worth its price.

I can finally fulfill my dreams of sacrificing people for my greater good, lovely game.

Made new friends. 11/10 Would burn my ship again.

It is true that multiplayer is lacking, but for someone who loves playing singleplayer, this game has a lot of wonderful content and story to offer. It made me fall in love with the characters and the visuals are absolutely amazing. Building is super fun with a lot of freedom, although can be a bit of a hassle and take time sometimes. The only thing I think it lacks is more freedom creating your main character as well as other small updates, but it's really just some side things that would enhance this wonderful game even further.

As someone who likes similar immersive games with interesting stories and choices (such as Papers, Please), I absolutely loved the few hours that I just spent playing Not For Broadcast. It's a very fun, quite spooky and serious but also goofy experience where you play as a worker at a TV Station. The art is fantastic, the story so far is brilliant and yes, your choices do matter. I just murdered 8000 kids with a single push of a button. Cannot get any more immersive than that. Cannot wait to play more.

11/10 Would drag a human into the void again

It's a very fun game that I can recommend to anyone who likes grinding and questing, while spamming random cute emotes with strangers on the side. I must say, to achieve things in this game you must spend time. If grind is not your thing, you may not enjoy it, however from my side, it's not much of a minus. I enjoy working hard to earn some outfits, cool gear and collect trophies. It gives a sense of accomplishment. The story is well done, there's a ton of cool classes to choose, a ton of skills to try, it's not difficult to reach level cap and the game definitely doesn't end there. Many dislike it because it gets repetitive, however I already have a 150 hours in the game with only one max level character and still discovering new dungeons, raids, events, guilds, life skills and of course making new friends. It's not a game that will give everything to you without any work, it's a game in which you can come in, work a little a day and after days upon days see the results of your hard work. Apart from fun quests, doing dungeons solo, 4-man or 10-man, pvp, Maplestory 2 has a ton of other fun things such as farming, ranching, gathering, mining, fishing, a lot of achievements to unlock new hairstyles, faces, dyes, badges, titles, also gives you a chance to collect pets, mounts, outfits and relax in Queenstown together with many other strangers increasing your music skill and making friends. As a free game I think it's very enjoyable and has a ton of things to do. It does have micro-transactions, however the things you can buy with real money are really optional, purely cosmetic and you will definitely not become better than others with them. Throughout the game you can also win giveaways which give you the currency to buy items from the store you would normally do with real money. While grinding and working towards your life skills you can also unlock vouchers which will let you change your hair, face, etc. for free instead of spending real money. You also get to build your own home in the game however you want: it provides a ton of free blocks, also giving players a way to earn some of other, normally bought, blocks. And if you want to look fabulous, make your house pretty and spam a ton of cute emotes after all, the store items have crates, the clothes go up to 3-4 euros, emotes 1 euro and the premium u can buy per month which gives a ton of buffs only for 4. It's definitely not a game that grabs all of your money. The game also has only several classes like priest or knight which can give buffs to other characters, such as healing and it's not strictly divided into healer, dps and tank like many other mmorpg. This makes it a lot easier to find parties to do dungeons and raids with, which is also a plus. That being sad, I definitely recommend this game.

Terraria is a very fun 2D survival game played both singleplayer and multiplayer, no matter how many times you replay it, it gives you countless possibilities for new weapons, many new areas and so many bosses to fight until the very last. Different modes for both hardcore players and those looking for an easy game. I've spent over 300 hours on this game both on steam and before I bought it here and I had so much fun each time I opened it. I built lots, I fought lots, explored and I had fun with friends. Very enjoyable.

This game is something different, something special, unordinary. I'm surprised by how good it was and really enjoyed it. Didn't think that that it would be so unique, looking at how cute the art is, seems like any other sweet visual novel, but it was completly different from just something cute and happy, quite the opposite of that.