Recent reviews by [TBC] Kloenk

I can recommend this game to Twitch streamers to increase audience participation. You can do a run or two, have your viewers send in their own drones and let them either mess with you or support you.

If you have the game yourself and watch a gamer stream, you can send in your leveled-up drones for extram mayham. :)

As a solo player it a nice game for inbetween other things. Level your drone(s), prepare it for the next interactive stream.

Right now - after just month - two updates have already been released and more are (according to the devs on the steam forums) are in the pipeline.

If you don't want to shell out the money right now, keep it on your watchlist and wait for the right moment.

I have been playing this game for several hours now - not on this account here obviously - but despite the grind, the waiting / downtimes - it's really fun to play.

Once you got at least two teams of dwarves (8), you should venture out with both alternating, so should a dwarf get injured, you have a second set of fighters to play while the others are enjoying their downtime at the hospital.

When you start playing, you should always first go and free new dwarves - and either add them to your team or send them to the mines to gather resources.

Even though it's a bit grindy, I found the game to be a quick "between other things" activity - and I like it a lot.

This was a fitting finale. At first I thought the writing/voice acting was somehow under par... but then... I haven't _ever_ had goosebumps running from head to toe and never wanted to cry out in rage like this before. Well done, Deck Nine.

A simple, yet brilliant puzzle. I've torn through the first dozen or so patterns because it's so intuitively done, you don't need any tutorial, manual or such. Also the music (atmospheric background track) is really driving. <3 the devs!

I truely and thoroughly enjoyed this. All the hilarious little details made me smile a lot - although at one particular moment the game gave me quite the shock. I'd love to see a sequel... and a pre-sequel... and some epilogue... prologue... and... stuff.
The only thing I would not recommend: don't play the American version. ;D

Was gibt es über dieses "Spiel" zu sagen? Es gab beim ersten Durchspielen so viele Momente, bei denen ich den Controller zu Seite legen musste und erst nach einem tiefen Durchatmen und ein paar Minuten Pause weiterspielen konnte. Kurz: Diese Story kann einem an die Nieren gehen.

What can I say about this game after only a few minutes of playing it? Most of all: read all the extensive reviews posted before - they are accurate.

What I really can't bear with is the sluggish movement of my units. I am aware that this is a recreation of a board game - but why do my Terminators move around like lead-filled, stomping elephants?

Still I can recommend it to anyone into the Warhammer 40k universe...

Some reviews mention that this game has flaws - like being a top-down racer in the first place - but I think for the money you pay for it and the value you get it's really a bargain.

The devs have made a decent game and put some effort into creating tracks from satellite / aerial imagery - like having to drive under tunnels, bridges, trees.

And most importantly for me: relatively short loading times (making it easy to race a track or two in Arcade mode), cars that really feel differently depending on their stats but not too much realism (less frustration when you hit the sides), and after a few races one even get used to the turn-warnings.

All in all: I like it.

A great way to spend an hour of your time, trying to untangle the puzzles.