It's OK.

I've played all of The Room games and this is by far my favourite. The sense of place is (as ever) fantastic, the objects are wonderful to look at. The puzzles are as satisfying as ever, and the VR movement adds some nice location based variety compared to previous games. Really is a great VR experience but more importantly a great game. Please make more!

Game is a sprawling story-driven FPS with some stealth sections. It reminded a lot of the Metro games, particularly the second. The story is interesting and well voiced. The gameplay is good and rarely repetitive. I found it a bit easy on the medium setting. Overall a good purchase.

The Talos Principle: The game that made me hate Tetris.

I've played this game regularly since release. CSGO is the only other game I can say that about. Once upon a time a win on Easy seemed difficult and Normal impossible. Now I have wins for every ship on Easy and Normal and a victory is still just as delicious as the first time. Quite genuinely one of the best games ever made. Don't miss out on this one.

Of the two pieces of DLC, Lifeline is the least similar to the main game. They add some new mechanics and take some away. You only have one base and always work from that. There is a definite end as well like the main game and unlike the Breakdown DLC.

Overall it's worth it if you're looking for more State of Decay.

I like this game a lot. It's not quite the open world build to survive I thought it was, and it's quite easy to build up your base and eventually escape. I bought the Breakdown DLC hoping for a more open ended experience but really it plays out exactly the same as the main game does. Build a base, gather resources and survivors, fix an RV and escape. I still recommened it, especialy on sale, but for a properly open world and minecraft esque experience we're probably waiting for their next game.

Fun. plays well, incredibly polished. And as a bonus works off the bat with the 360 controller with sensible/familiar button assignments and mouse look speeds.

OK, so it might not look like much, and the combat boils down to doing a square dance, but there's something irresistible about this game that draws you in and keeps hold right to the end. Unapologetically old school it deliberately sets out to fire long forgotten neurons and succeeds magnificently.