I've been playing this since it's abysmal early access. But the game was so fun that back then I used to run it on a single core just so it wouldnt crash. I got a whole 15 fps XD

Now though the game is much more polished with a full story and tons of great banter. I love the weapons, class builds, and characters as well! If you have a few friends to play with I highly recommend giving it a go :)

I didn't know I needed the drone update, but I really needed the drone update! This has been fantastic. The new boss fight is great too! I haven't used the new items too much, but there are some fun one's so far :)

Honestly when I played Yooka-Laylee I enjoyed it, but I only got so far. Eventually it felt too rough and similar to the original issues I had when comparing control schemes between the banjo kazooie games.

On the other hand I played though Replaylee in like 3 sessions. The game felt good, controls were tight, and I had no more issues navigating the world. I can't quite put my finger on all the changes they made, but this version of the game is by far superior.

Reminiscent of cleanup games like viscera cleanup detail. This game takes a fun fantasy spin on the cleaning genre.

Fun alone, but better with friends I'm impressed how far the game has grown since the first early access demo from the kickstarter. I'm excited to see where it goes from here, but already a blast to play. Lots of little puzzles throughout the dungeon help make it stand out to other similar cleanup genre games.

A Fun coop TPS RTS style mixup. Enjoyed playing through the campaign with my partner.

Could use PvE modes or an endless mode, but it sounds like those are in the plans by the devs so we'll see. Otherwise just a fun time. Its a great way for RTS and Platformer fans to play a game together where there normally isnt a lot of overlap.

Killing Floor 3 is giving me all the nostolgic vibes from KF2 when I first played it. They've already fixed a bunch of smaller issues since the Wednesday playtest like the gore, quite a few animations, and the subtitles issues to name a few.

While I'm slightly in agreement that it feels like KF2 did when it first launched (being feature incomplete) at least their roadmap has laid out those features coming to the game in within the first year (being new character, classes, decoupling classes / perks, animation improvement, and even modding is on the list).

Honestly I've had a blast so far and couldn't put it down for the first couple of hours. My favourite improvement being that enemies and bosses feel really impactful and diverse compared to kf1 and kf2. While the game has its bumps, if its anything like KF1 or 2's lifecycle then we're in for about 8-10 years of content updates.

Climbed for hours, made it to a ledge while food was low, ate a banana....

Now at the bottom of the peak with everything broken, body was never found...

This game was a real shot in the dark when I played it, but it's been a blast! I cannot wait to see what comes in the future.

With a mix of that lethal like extraction, thematically spooky enemies, FTL style ship combat, custom subs / modules, and engaging coop; its been a blast! I didn't think so many different concepts would fit into a sub game, but they work well.

Something at first we noticed in MP was that all players look the same with no nametags; but that appears to be purposeful. You have to communicate with one another over distance with items or gestures because some of the enemies look like other players and it can catch you off guard if your not careful; either by not attacking an enemy right away, or by accidentally attacking a friendly.

All in all I would definately recommend if you're looking for your next coop outing with a few friends :)

While I was a huge fan of Dungeon defenders one, and even jumped on the bandwagon of DD Awakened (though they stopped supporting that game to monotize DD2 instead). I tried to get into DD2 on several occasions, but it just feels bad and everything feels paywalled or so RNG that its basically paywalled. I get that money drives development, but they had great things going with DD1 and DDA and abandoned both to just support the monotized slop. It's sad to say I've lost basically all faith I had in this company, and it was one I loved in the past :(

A fantastically fun Roguelike Deck Builder. It works very well alone or with friends. I would compare it to StS, but with more of a paper cutout style and more of a top down 3D strategic layout.

Play with up to 2 friends and have the plans and strategies get so much more complex, but landing those team combos are so satisfying!

I recommend the game if you like StS or similar deck builders. Only thing to note is the run scaling increases in difficulty a bit exponentially so while you may steamroll floors 1-9, the last 3 floors may wipe the floor with you. It's something you will more easily pass once you unlock more relics and cards for your character :)