I got this game through a little "Buy X Steam games" gamble and this was definately a suprise, thinking this was a mashup idea of a few games I was soon blown away by the visuals, music and the physics on this! wind, impact force, explosions, magnetic force and how the buildings fall apart is very detailed and satisfying. The weapons and creations that I went through on the campain were fun with how stable the physics engine was. Story line was a little eh but enjoyed playing as the final creature in the end for a little twist.

the campaign took me about 3 hours to go through with some trial and errors on some missions so your time may vary but i enjoyed my time on it. I feel the "bulk" of the game would be to either build your own "Magnum Opus" or try out other's in sandbox mode, which I have seen a few which ranges from a motorbike all the way up to a damn dragon, otherwise it'll just be challenges and arcade type run throughs on the same maps as the campaign.

If you like things such a terratech, besiege, vehicular weaponry and destruction this game can be fun for a while, don't see a real "Long Term" play for it unless you want to hunt for the achievements given that almost all of them are "Beat X with Y"

Oh and be a little patient with using hover vehicles and attempting to aim. you will be fighting the momentum and weight of your "instrument". Have fun!

After going through a stalker and metro binge this game is a fantastic finisher.

The controls are smooth and well put out, environments are eerie and decently detailed, kind of wish there was a little more in the maps but there is still enough to enjoy a long enough run to go through your resources.

Weapon maintenance is great though silencers aren't repairable by yourself, have to pay BUT there are a few weapons with silencers attached from factory so that fixes that problem.

Gunplay is very good for a game that also goes by surroundings, better than I thought. it's a great all round balance.

Now gameplay time can vary.. I finished the "Story" in 30 hours and I can understand if completing the story makes someone want to stop playing, it's not very story driven, more so explore but once you've explored a place it doesn't really change, scavenge and collect. the little room you're situated in can accommodate a decent collection of goods.

But I am gonna play it again in Ironman* (hehe runescape) and not use the shop for guns and ammo. make it even harder~ it's a good game for a challenge, great to giddy up for Radius 2 when it's in full release

Multiplayer- never bothered with it

Singleplayer - Story line is fine with getting to know your titan and the bonding that grows between the two, combat can be fun, Neat FPS game with a battle machine on legs

While it is heavy on performance early game, the updates and optimisation has made it more playable, exploration was a drag before they added the buggy and combat has been overall good, It feels like a bethesda title now just in space, companions are engaging and have a nice little side adventure with, main storyline is kinda.. "I am the god of it all" but that's a basic bethesda story anywho, great purchase when on sale.

Enhanced or normal I did another playthrough recently and I still enjoy it.

You go to different areas and preferably you'd explore the area you're in and go through the side stuff and make good judgement calls on who to shoot and not, as of the way of the "Order" is to preserve all kinds of lives, but bandits you can kill all day, there is a karma system that impacts the endgame.

Combat and NPC engagement is still great, gun modification and maintenance is a nice little addon and all ammo is primo, no using good bullets as currency as you scavenge and collect on your explorations.

Still a great game and great conclusion of the Metro storyline

The game is fine, few knocks here and there but for a first few sessions will get you going but lack of updates and probably low playercount due to perhaps dead game, unless it is on sale, not exactly worth the couple of bucks it is.

Gameplay of being the creature is fine, little learning curve but can be fun, especially with in game voice.

This game aged beautifully, This was my main introduction to horror games when it came out in 2007 and DeadSpace has never failed to get some brown stains out of me, absolute great environment, Great mix of psyco and jump scare gameplay and the combat is nice

This remaster just vamps it all by 1000, fantastic job and keeps it true to the original with extra scenes for lore I never got from the 2007 release

For a little GTA clone ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, its a fun experience, Played it with a friend and had a few good laughs with the horribly scripted jokes and the janky combat/physics, for what it offers it has some good details on both world and the people in it.

I'd rate it a good time passer, especially with friends

Valheim is a fantastic survival experience that shines in its progression and world-building. Each biome feels distinct with its own challenges and enemy types, keeps you on your feet and has you prepare before the adventure. The progression is well-paced—defeating bosses unlocks new tools and materials, giving you a constant sense of advancement without overwhelming you.

antoher good aspects is how forgiving the game is when it comes to death. You’re punished just enough to learn from mistakes, but not so harshly that you feel discouraged. It strikes a good balance, it can be a hassle to get to your gravestone so always keep your last armor set for backup/emergency

Base-building is another standout feature. Whether you're setting up a modest home or a sprawling Viking fortress, the building system is versatile and creative. There’s a lot of potential for unique designs, and it’s satisfying to see your base grow and evolve as you upgrade and reinforce it.

That said, combat is one of the weaker parts. While it’s serviceable and the stamina system adds some strategy, it can feel repetitive over time. Special attacks and enemy encounters don’t vary much in feel, which makes longer play sessions drag a bit during fights.

Overall, Valheim is a strong survival-crafting game with plenty of depth and charm. If you enjoy exploration, progression, and building with friends or solo, it's well worth diving into.

I've always love and enjoyed the S.T.A.L.K.E.R Series and this one feels faithful to the originals, Authentic gameplay and a great, detailed environment, when I saw old characters from other releases I was super happy, Seeing beard was a nice surprise.

Story line and the different endings were interesting but nothing too exciting but enjoyed the side quests and knowing the other people. 8/10 for this, Seeing the updates it's getting can only make it better when it comes to fine detail