A fun little gun puzzle.

A lot of fun but could probably use another six months to bake. It's an impressive project, but after I finish my current run I'll probably let it sit for a year or so since it's a solo dev.

Now psn free. Pretty good co-op with optional surprise pvp, love that difficulty doesn't turn enemies in to bullet sponges, just increases the number of enemies.

Better than it has any right to be.

Pretty good DLC. I never tried out the Vaulters during Endless Space 1, but I've really enjoyed them so far. Teaming up with a Vaulter and giving them a low earning system so they build a portal is a great way to jump around the galaxy.

The new pirates seem to be on the weak side, although they can still show up and ruin your plans for the turn. I'm guessing they'll get buffed at some point in the future. I've had them set to normal, but I'm going to turn up the difficulty in my next game.

There are different tech tree achievements, which was a nice surprise.

So far I've completed two games, and got pretty far in to a third game before bugs made my save unplayable. I'm still recommending this expansion, but the stability is pretty similar to playing in the beta. Endless Space 2 has come a long way since the beta, I'm looking forward to the next update.

This game doesn't go on sale so I held off on picking this up for a really long time. "If you buy one game at full price, buy Factorio" they said. I didn't believe them.

If you buy one game at full price, buy Factorio. Efficiency is key, I've spent a lot of time restarting.

If you don't see any enemies- just wait. I didn't see them until I was two hours in to my first game.

Rogue-lite tower defense with pugs.

You can even play as a pug sometimes but not usually.

This game is gorgeous and deceptively hard. I'm not usually one for puzzle games, but this is addicting. At least until people get pissed from waiting

A tower defense game masquerading as a resource management game masquerading as a rogue like. You don't control who your characters attack. Some users have complained about this, but I think it makes for a better, friendlier experience.

There is immense replayability, mostly because the game is really, really hard. But also because of the random aspect. Also the soundtrack is amazing. It's not very long, but that hasn't bothered me.

Requires Uplay.