Recent reviews by speirk

Got killed by a fat cow. Then installed Palworld. 5/7 would do it again.

Great game, but early hurdles

I hesitated to get this game. Playing soccer in a car sounds pretty dull, yeah? 2600 hours later, it has become one of the few games I come back to daily. This game has aged better than me, 10/10

Played this a little bit. Regular updates, and fun idea. There are some bugs, and sometimes I try to shoot them. Not sure why I am writing this review; everyone has this game already, yeah?

I have been playing this game since Alpha 7 or 8. Where it had Minecraft(tm) -like crafting in a grid, and it stored the recipes you already knew. In the beginnning I didn't give the game the time it deserved, but lately I find myself playing mostly this game.
I thoroughly enjoy this game. I still sh*t my pants when Zombies get the drop on me. I still await new updates like a child awaits Christmas, even though it means a fresh game and the end of everything I have. Why? Because for me, it is the perfect balancing act between a game that is hard to succeed in, and a game that is fun to play. Lots of very simple game mechanisms create an overarching complex world. Anything that makes it safe and cozy for you, the player, means making increasingly riskier forays into Zombie infected areas, or drawing increasing amounts of attention to where you are.
TL;DR: If you like Zombies, Survival, Crafting, Building, and Character leveling, you should like this.

I first played Team Fortress as a mod for id Software's Quake. Absolutely awesome. Team Fortress Classic, for Half-life, was still great. The spirit of gameplay was retained.
This is ♥♥♥♥. If you are not yet 10 years old, play this. Otherwise, CS:GO is closer to the energy that Quake/TF used to have. This is a joke, surely?

Hack'N'Slash has an interesting mechanic, but it becomes overused very quickly.
Thankfully, this game is still being developed, and I am optimistic the polish it lacks now
it will have some time in the future.