The only other time I've been so eager to buy a game's soundtrack was CrossCode. This OST is a work of art and so much fun to listen to!

I was super excited for the DLC after putting almost 150 hours in the game and wow...this just does not meet the mark in my opinion.

Ignoring other issues I have with this patch and focusing on purely the DLC content, I'll say that the Wolf Wars map is incredibly boring, sluggish and has no deckbuilding mechanics. You get thrown into 4 new roles and have no opportunity to improve the characters or the decks, and the DLC is almost as many nodes as a full-fledged Act.

I will play it to unlock the skins and the character, and maybe just to go to every node and make sure nothing new exists, but that is it. The lore added in the DLC is also honestly...not very interesting. It plays out pretty much exactly how you would expect if someone told you the general premise of the DLC in one sentence.

And lastly, I just really think the idea of YOGGER as the DLC character is unimaginative and boring. I haven't played around with him much to experience his new meat mechanic, but purely just the idea "Let's make an existing boss a playable character instead of a new hero" doesn't appeal to me.

Excellent game of its genre! I would definitely say by 1.0 it could be up there with Slay the Spire and Monster Train.

I do agree that fights drag on a tiny bit. The first run where my co-op friend and I successfully won lasted 6 hours, granted maybe 2 hours of that were us in and out of afk each.

I definitely recommend it and am looking forward to the 1.0 release.

As someone who has played almost every 'shopkeeper'-esque game out there, this one stands apart. There's much more depth than I originally anticipated and that'll only grow as the updates on the roadmap get rolled out!

I mean all I really have to say is wow. This game is an excellent combination of Deck-building, rogue-lite, and RPG...which is something I never expected to say.

The mechanics are different enough from others (ie. Slay the Spire, Monster Train) to really let Tainted Grail stand out on its own and be a unique, individual game.

The aesthetics are gorgeous! A lot of time went into the art for each card and each enemy.

The story is very entertaining and it actually makes me want to talk to each character multiple times, and the voice acting is very well done!

If you like StS or games of similar style, this is a must-have.

Super cute artwork and relatively refreshing mechanics make this game a blast for 2-4 players! Once you get through the initial read of the rules the flow of the game clicks really well and is super simple to learn. We played two games back to back the first time we played it was such a blast!

Rock and Stone brother!

I don't know what to say man. This game has been through a lot, from a rocky early access to an even more rocky release to the beautiful masterpiece of a game that it is today. It is the only FPS that can consistently hold my attention and the devs do an excellent job of listening to the players and giving them what they want.

UPDATE: With patch 1.4.4 Crytek will be splitting the weapons in this DLC to be usable individually! With that said, I completely recommend this DLC and think the weapons are incredibly gorgeous!!



I absolutely love this game and this particular DLC! The guns are gorgeous. However, while it is implied that they're akimbo-only, I truly truly wish they would be split into single-weapon legendaries.

It's been several years since I've logged such an enormous amount of time into a game in such a short amount of time. Within the first 96 hours of owning Subnautica I played for approximately 50 hours. To say that this game is phenomenal would honestly in my opinion be an understatement.

The graphics are absolutely gorgeous. I found myself breaching the surface to watch the sun set/rise so often. Marvelling at the beautiful creatures, even though some of them are quite terrifying and would devour me for it.

The progression system is relatively unique in my opinion, and incredibly well executed.

There are so many more things, and such much more detail I could go into. But I think it best that you experience it for yourself. I completely and totally recommend this game, and cannot wait until it's fully completed.