Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika JoaLoft

It didn't take long for me to realize just why this game is being given away for free at Indie Gala.

It's fun for the first ten minutes and then just hovers on the same level of repetitiveness. All you're doing in all the levels, is collecting gems, treasure chests and coins before the timer runs out. And the sound effects often reminded me of the slot machines in Vegas, especially in the level menu (which is far from a good thing).

A very shallow, annoying and boring platformer. Don't spend your money on this.

Five Nights At Freddy's is an anagram for Very Dead Stiff Things. Yes. Let that sink in for a moment.

Deadlight has beautiful scenery and pretty visuals. That's about all it has going for it.

It's a sidescroller with some gunplay and a lot of platforming. Gameplay is fairly standard, but shifts halfway to a lot of sections containing trial & error. Furthermore: the story is incredibly predictable and you see the final plot twist coming from miles away. Most voice acting is of an acceptable level, except the mysterious Ratman, who sounds incredibly dull and bland. And this singleplayer-only experience lasts for a mere two to three hours. Way too short for its admission price.

Quick summary: I liked the atmosphere and the visuals. I disliked the story, some of the gameplay mechanics, the game's length and the voice acting.

If you can buy this as part of a very cheap bundle, like I did with the Humble Jumbo Bundle 2: go for it. But I highly discourage you to buy this at full price.

Puts all other Crowbar Simulators to shame.

I didn't really know what to expect when I picked up Civilization V a few months ago. I had heard a lot of great things about the franchise up until the point of my purchase, and I was not disappointed when I bought it. Those first few days were unforgiving: I played it non-stop, and when I was done with my first campaign, I wanted to do it all over again.

Civilization is a turn-based strategy game where you take control of a historical empire and steer it through the choppy waters of evolution, competing with other civilizations. I love how there is a very balanced feeling to all the aspects of the game: diplomacy, war, culture, religion and science all factor into who will finally be victorious. And even though you'll inevitably get in touch every single one of those areas, there are multiple paths to victory. You can just as easily try to annihilate every other civilization as you can lead a peaceful society, focus on exporting your goods and reeling in cash to be the very first one to launch a rocket into outer space.

Furthermore, you can easily set up a game to your own desire, choosing how long you want a campaign to last, how many city-states and competing civilizations you want to rival with, etcetera. Civilization V is at the same time a challenging game with a lot of depth, as it is a toy box: you can fiddle around with everything, try out new things, play on different maps, use fresh strategies and never play the same campaign twice.

And if you haven't delved into the vast amount of mods out there, hang on. The possibilities are near endless with the toolbox they're giving you.

I do want to recommend one thing: make sure you also buy both main expansions "Gods & Kings" and "Brave New World". They're quintessential to having the ultimate Civilization V experience, as they add new gameplay mechanics and a whole bunch of new civilizations, greatly expanding on everything that the base game already offered!

It's simply put one of the best and most addictive strategy games of all time, and deserves a spot in your collection. Period.