Recent reviews by Doomnahct

Absolutely awful game. I'm not going to complain about the graphics, since the game was originally released in the PS2 era (I think), but rather I have significant problems with the game for its unlikable characters, unfathomable plot holes, terrible controls, and complete lack of knowledge or expertise on the part of the designers when it comes to things in the environment, or how things should work. This should be a strong, story heavy game, but instead, you waste your time fighting the game instead of playing. I purchased the game on sale, and even that was too much.

Kingdom Heats is an absolutely delightful series from the PS2 era (plus other entries on the GBA, DS, and PSP) and this collection is a fantastic deal for all of the early games (I had at least 100 hours on KH1 and KH2 when I played them on the PS2). The story is entertaining, the combat mechanics are enjoyable and accessible (though with plenty of late game challenges), and the remakes include some additional content not present in the PS2 editions. Overall, this is a must have for anybody remotely interested, and a must have again if you played the games the first time around.

It's a fantastic game, it's relaxing, and the creator even continues to support it. What else could you ask for in wholesome farming simulators?

CS:2 So where are all of the old maps (such as the community maps)? And where are the extra game modes? Why is everything so bright and clean?

How many other survival games let you dig a moat around your wooden castle? Exactly, buy Valheim.

(Played During a Free Trial)

I'm giving this game a negative review for one simple reason: the game acts like you can rebind your keys, but when you actually try to rebind your keys (at least for the pilot key bindings), it ignores half of your settings and refuses to bind important functions. Then again, maybe I'm asking for too much when I try to roll and the game refuses. Rolling in a dogfight couldn't possibly be important, could it?

Ultimately, they should have just acknowledged that Ace Combat exists and given people a pre-set that approximates the AC control scheme.

Final Fantasy XII features a compelling story, wonderful music and easily the best combat system of any Final Fantasy title. I first played this on PS2 back in the day and I was quite happy to buy it again on Steam. Of course, this is the Zodiac Age edition, which means the original License board has been replaced by the Zodiac Job System, but this version features quality of life improvements over the International Zodiac Job Edition, including updates made at the time of this posting. This game is worth your money at full purchase price and it would be criminal to pass it up during a sale.

Pro: You will have a working knowledge of orbital mechanics after playing this game for a while.

Pro: That knowledge of orbital mechanics could help you find a job.

Con: You will have to learn orbital mechanics in order to really play this game.

Suffer not the ratman or the heretic.

The last game was good. This one takes the established formula, and adds even more great content. Even at full price, you should get your money's worth from the game. There isn't really a better option for purging heretics (other than purging heretics in real life, which more than a few people frown on).

Now with 100% more steam powered rotary guns.

Do you long for cultured activities like gladiator fights and chariot races? Are you constantly annoyed by barbarians or plebs who keep acting like they have worthwhile opinions? Do you long to cross the Rubicon?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, don't wait: you can fight for a real civilization today.