I picked up Factorio simply out of curiosity, looking for a top down defense-like game. But it was so much more than that.

After more than 100 hours playing it, I can say this has become one of my favorite games ever.

As its name says, it completely perfects the fun in creating factories, while also massively covering that itch for a defense games. It rewards exploration, planning and most of all, critical thinking. It's one of those games that truly manages to be incredibly fun while also doing what many RTS fans love: to challenge your brain.

If anything, this is a game that has earned its place on my installed games permanently. And I'm sure I won't be the last to say this.

At this point, I simply can not suggest the game for anyone. It has potential, huge potential; but currently the game is a complete mess of bugs. Any sort of enjoyment you begin to have with it will quickly be ruined by a game breaking bug or an infinite loading screen.

Once the bugs are ironed out, I'd be glad to suggest this game to everyone who wants a realistic medieval RPG, but right now this game is simply a test of patience that even managed to beat me.

A really awesome game in which you can learn to play however you want. You start with a few colonists and at the first the struggle is to survive, then the game expands in a way where the objective is now to build and grow.
At the time of this review, the game is still in early access, but it is totally playable already and can only grow to become better than it already is.

Completely recommend this game for those who love a very mature, twisted, yet interesting story. The music is also very good, especially for those who like mellow and metal soundtrack. Overall, you're definetly getting your money's worth.

Certainly a good horror game to play if you're ever craving that "old school" feel. I love the fact that this game doesn't breadcrumb the way to your objectives and simply provides hints. There's also a good deal of new "ghosts" for those who are used to only seeing japanese ghosts and the like.

I'm sure you will also enjoy this game if you decide to open your mind and give it a chance!

First of all, this is just my opinion, so it might simply differ from many other people's.
When I ordered Fallout 4 I honestly wasn't expecting much. I know the game was hyped so much but I tried to keep away from it all. Well, it certainly went over my expectations.

The games does suffer from various bugs (typical to Bethesda) but it's surprisingly stable compared to Skyrim or Fallout 3. My game is yet to crash to desktop.

I really feel like Fallout 4 is much better than previous Fallouts. Despite many changes done from Fallout 3, I think it has been changed for the better. Many of the mechanics Fallout 3 used were redundant and I have small-enough nostalgia to realize this.

So I do recommend this game so much to everyone. It's certainly not perfect, but it's one of the best games Bethesda has developed so far.

For anyone that loves metal music and EU4, I completely recommend this a thousand times. You will have a great time listening to "war metal" while you're attacking countries.
On the other hand, if you don't like metal music then I don't see why you should buy this.

A very good horror game that delivers in a different way than others. It's main focus is making you constantly feel chased and threated, and the amazing atmosphere sure adds up to this. This is one of the few games that have also made me care about my own character. Highly recommended.

Despite all the constant whining from people on forums, Rome 2 is definetly a game worth buying. Everyone I personally know has enjoyed this game without problems and I know it definetly hasn't let me down. I love this game as I did the other Total War games and I definetly will keep playing it as much as I played every other Total War game.