Schedule I isn't just a game—it's a time machine disguised as a drug empire simulator. You'll start with nothing, work your way up from motel room deals to automated meth labs, and somewhere along the way, you'll forget what sunlight looks like. In the best way possible.

You know that feeling when you say "just one more customer" and suddenly it's 3 AM? Schedule I weaponizes this. Between Geraldine buying 10x in the morning AND night, random NPCs carrying cash, and rival dealers you can rob for free product, there's always something to do. The gameplay loop is tighter than a cartel's security.

Want to be a legitimate(ish) grower? Go ahead. Prefer knocking people out and taking their money? The streets provide. Feel like running a fully automated empire with botanists, chemists, and handlers? Build it. The game doesn't judge—it just gives you tools and says "go be chaotic."

Personal highlight: Knocking out rival dealers who dare sell to my customers in front of my motel. That's not in any tutorial.

That first bungalow purchase? Chef's kiss. When you finally upgrade from motel room to actual property, it hits different. And the brick press? Currently grinding for it, and I know when I unlock it, it'll feel like winning the lottery.

Every NPC has preferences, spending habits, and personalities. Ludwig Meyer gets charged extra because I don't like him. Geraldine gets VIP treatment because she buys twice daily. The game remembers, and it makes the world feel alive. Setting up botanists, chemists, and handlers with clipboard routes is satisfyingly complex. When everything clicks and your bungalow runs itself while you sleep? Peak chill gaming.


101/100 so far !

If you love fish keeping and aquariums as well as sea world, you should buy this one along with the 2 supporter DLCs. I bought them on sale, but I think it is absolutely awesome. You get to fell in love with your fish. You will personally would love some fish and you will never leave them or sell them !

You can fish with friends or other people. You can trade with a ton of people even just while visiting random aquariums!!

Pretty convenient. Not so much hassle, kind of plug and play for a casual streamer like me. No big ambition, but it's good for all. Highly recommended.

I liked it as a Dota 2 veteran. Enjoying learning new things. I hope I get more players to play with cuz no games are found except arena. I wish people start loving this game and we new players can join here ! I am ready to spend also, not so much but if I see anything worth, I will buy.

A fun, chaotic co-op experience with potential—worth trying if you enjoy roguelikes and hero shooters. Just needs optimization and smart monetization to shine. 7/10.

(P.S. Devs, if you're reading—fix the lag, avoid P2W, and advertise more!)

The DEVS make Pay To Win games should be jailed. If they made it completely free to play and no P2W then they would have earned a fortune ! but lmao they have to be the cash grabbing whales?

49 USD for 1 character? and like that all the good looking characters? Guys don't play this, they will lure you and make you spend more than you can imagine!!! Unethical monetization.

I am changing this review from positive to -10 our of 10. Because it is a scam project to me in a sense, that you make a game looks so promising, so hyped. Pricing it 25 usd or 15. Then when releases you grab 70-80 million dollars more or less, which was never your production cost. Now your game dies within 5 months of launch due to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ player behavior, net code issues, bugs, lags, and stupid skill shots.

Isn't it a scam or cash grab? I was thinking that okay I can invest like 10-20 million dollars to make a game look like promising, then I make it so bad people start to quit. N now I have pocketed a billion dollar. GGWP.

I wanted to LOVE this game and play it forever, lmao it's 5 months after launch and hate it more than any games ever. BTW I pre-purchased this scam project.

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME anymore. DO NOT TALK with the dedicated players of this game, cuz they are arrogant and braindead.

My rating is 15/10, would die for my team again. Best co-op experience in gaming. Like I can't express Deep Rock Galactic is how much amazing. I bought it last year and refunded after 1 game. Again bought 4 days ago, already 22 hours deep!! :D ROCK N STONE TO THE BONE.


"ROCK AND STONE!" isn’t just a greeting in Deep Rock Galactic – it’s a way of life. As a Gunner main still learning the ropes, I’ve fallen in love with this game’s incredible teamwork, heart-pounding moments, and the most welcoming community in gaming.

Why This Game (and Being Gunner) is Special:
🛡️ The Joy of Protection – Nothing compares to the feeling of throwing down a shield to save a teammate, reviving someone against all odds, or laying down covering fire while others escape. I may not be the best yet, but I’ll always be your shield.

💥 Teamwork That Actually Matters – This isn’t a game where you lone-wolf it. Every zipline placement, every shield drop, every revive changes the mission. The way classes work together is pure genius.

🍻 A Community That Feels Like Home – From the first "V" salute to the 100th failed drop pod escape, DRG players are the kindest, most hilarious dwarves in gaming. Fail or succeed, we celebrate together.

To Ghost Ship Games:
Thank you for creating a game where:

Being a support role feels as badass as being the damage dealer

Every match is a new story (usually involving someone getting grabbed by a Cave Leech)

The devs clearly love the game as much as we do

To My Fellow Dwarves:
Keep being amazing. Keep reviving greenbeards. Keep spamming "WE’RE RICH!" over compressed gold. This community makes DRG more than a game – it’s a family.

ROCK AND STONE FOREVER! ⛏️

P.S. To every new Gunner out there from my 22 hours gunner main experience: Your shield will save runs. Your revives will make heroes. And your team will always appreciate you. Now get out there and make Karl proud! ROCK N Stone !!!

🔥 FragPunk – A Non-Stop Dopamine Rush! 🔥

FragPunk is pure eye candy and ear candy—a chaotic fusion of Valorant and Overwatch with a fresh, high-energy twist! The vivid neon art style, explosive kill banners, and satisfying kill cam make every match feel like a highlight reel. As a Battlefield veteran, I didn’t expect to be hooked, but this game brings something new and electric to the genre.

✅ What I Love:
✔ Fast-paced, high-impact gunplay with smooth movement.
✔ The modifier card system makes every round unpredictable.
✔ Gorgeous neon visuals and a stylish, cyberpunk aesthetic.
✔ Kill cams and banners turn every fight into a cinematic moment.
✔ Sound design is top-tier—every shot, ability, and explosion hits hard.

❌ What Could Be Better:
✖ Some modifiers feel a bit too powerful and need balancing.
✖ More maps and heroes would add even more variety.
✖ Matchmaking needs refinement for smoother team balance.

💭 Final Verdict:
FragPunk isn’t just another hero shooter—it’s a non-stop dopamine drive. The same genre, but a completely different vibe! If the devs keep improving it, this could be the next BIG thing in FPS gaming. 🚀

👍 Rating: 9/10

Who's ready to frag? 😈

As someone who has clocked over 10,000 hours in games like Battlefield 3, 4, 5, 2042, and Delta Force, and another 5,000 hours in Dota 2, I’ve always been drawn to large-scale battles and tactical gameplay. Hero shooters, however, never caught my interest. I tried Paladins for 20 hours in 2017, couldn’t get into it, and skipped Overwatch entirely because I thought the genre wasn’t for me.

Fast forward to Marvel Rivals. I installed it on a whim, played one game, and promptly uninstalled it—I just didn’t get it. But curiosity got the better of me, and I gave it another shot. And wow… while I absolutely suck at it (seriously, everyone else seems leagues ahead), I found myself enjoying the fast-paced matches and unique gameplay.

That said, the game isn’t without its flaws. The hero balance needs some serious attention. There are heroes that feel ridiculously overpowered and others that are just plain useless. Addressing this imbalance would make the game much more enjoyable and fair for everyone. On top of that, the developers must listen to the community. Engaging with player feedback will be key to the game’s long-term success.

I also really hope they avoid the pitfalls of being a money shark. Affordable premium skins and fair monetization will go a long way in keeping the community happy and engaged.

Overall, Marvel Rivals has made me rethink my stance on hero shooters. I’m not great at it, but I’m having fun learning, and that’s what matters. A solid 4/5 from me, with the hope they continue to improve and make it even better!