Good fun to be had for about 5-15 hours with the content currently in the game (Dec 2025). If you enjoy the genre, MineMogul is one to keep an eye on. Doesn't do anything genre-defining but is solid and very satisfying.

Not without it's little quirks and flaws here and there:
1. Meshing T1 and T2 conveyors doesn't work when slowing down from T2 to T1 due to the belt shape. Given the relatively tight confines of the map, you'll likely encounter some scenarios where you'll have to use T1 conveyors as T2 conveyors take up more space when taking corners and changing elevation.
2. Sorting stations rely on placing physical objects in a hopper. If there are a lot of items or the items are large, you'll probably have a difficult time fitting things in.
3. Conveyor merging can only be done using T1 conveyors at the moment, which leads to the problem described in #1.
4. There are no walled T2 conveyors, so there are cases where you'll find a lot of material falling on the ground due to physics.
5. The current map size is quite tight. There are 2 large open spaces but due to it's underground nature, you'll still be constrained by walls, rocks, stalactites, and stalagmites.

Despite that, still a very enjoyable game. It's heading in the right direction and will definitely scratch your automation/factory planning itch.

I'll be coming back to play more once the game's matured a bit more.

If you ever wanted more than a Valheim but less than a Rust, this might be the one for you. The world is gorgeous to behold and the combat is simple but challenging. Lots of systems to interact with. The building tools are fantastic, so you can create some pretty nice house builds.

Fundamentally a fun game, but I run into a hacker in almost every single server I join. DICE or EA doesn't seem to be able to deal with those people in any meaningful way. Buy if it's on sale for some fun. Avoid otherwise.

If you like this style of game, you won't go wrong with Rogue Legacy 2. Addictive combat, interesting character rolls and traits, tight controls, good art/character design... definitely worth checking out.

Definitely one of the best-in-class efforts by Supergiant, Hades is worth a buy. The art is gorgeous and the voice acting is suburb. As expected of the studio that brought us Bastion and Transistor!

Controlling Hades is great (I play with a controller) and the combat feels fluid, chunky, and snappy. The mix of weapons and powers is pretty balanced considering it's still in early access. Hades feels like a full release at this point!

You won't regret getting this game if you're a fan of the genre.

It just works!

If you like the idea of the Soulsborne games but you're frustrated by the lack of a map and getting lost, Remnant is for you.

If you like solid gunplay with the flexibility of multiple build choices, Remnant is for you.

If you want a deep well-written story, Remnant is not for you.

If you dislike games with hub worlds, Remnant is not for you.

If you like long, complicated, tricky bosses, Remnant is not for you.

It's fun, not super hard, and has some replay value if you're into that stuff. The music kicks ass, too.

A fun, well-made, if slightly simple, town builder/goblin bashing game.

A bit boring at times, but overall a satisfying stealth sniper game. Controls can be a bit clunky, and the AI can sometimes spot you through concealment. Oh. And the art direction is very brown. You've been warned.