Recent reviews by Retsueto

My first hour of Hell Let Loose:
- Join server, make squad, is told by automod that I'll be kicked for making a squad
- Join another server, make squad, is auto-kicked by mod for making a squad because I'm not at a required level.

How am I supposed to gain levels if every server is effectively a clique? Can't say I'm interested in it any further.

I can't believe this game made me want to replay Battlefield V over this.

Definitely still needs polish, tools are too short to use, better method of movement needs to be implemented, and controls are too unpolished to enjoy the game.

Still doesn't have a soundtrack release. Good game, but seriously? You guys made a cool as hell soundtrack and haven't made it legally buyable to listen to.

Yeet

Trove is a lovely voxel-style game...when it works. As of writing this, I cannot even access the servers. Though, this is in comparasion to how the game has simply began to deteriorate in quality as far as networking goes. While gameplay overall is your standard MMORPG, it adds its own charm in how it appears, and how it's design. And while content is abundant, and even fan-made, it all means naught if there's no improvement in server quality, or networking optimization.

If I wanted to pay for a game that needed a subscription for me to enjoy, I'd stick to something on PSN or XBL, because at least I know I'll be getting free content. Overkill's Payday 2 was once a game I would've recommended for anyone who loves FPS shooters and enjoys playing with others to a bad ass soundtrack. Now? Just go to the Bandcamp website and look up Simon Viklund and give him your $10, because at least you know you'll getting free updates to the soundtrack versus the game itself which will have you buying DLC on a monthly basis to stay up to date, along with microtransactions for skins that will supposedly give you stat boosts! ....if you own the DLC for which the weapon pertains to. Along with that, the game doesn't even offer the slow grind-y option you see in F2P games, which simply allows players to hunt down the parts you need vs buying the drill outright or even dropping the skin outright as a super rare reward (I.E Team Fortress 2, CS:GO).

Sorry Overkill, I loved your game and I was approving of it, but now, to see you've gone and turned your back on something you told us to have been ashamed for us to think you would add to the game is downright mortifying. If Steam gave me the option to permanently delete this game from my library, I more then happily would.

If for what it is, an RPG, it's a game worth playing for it's difficulty and eccentric characters. For those that choose to venture deep into LISA and uncover it's theme, it's a journey that in the end will leave you thinking, or scarred for life. I enjoyed the basics to the game, along with it's heavy choices. The only down draw I have to it, is that the choices in certain parts are scripted to that if one character is in one spot, that character will be the one in to be chosen, rather then the game picking for you at random and making the choice more difficult...or not, if you're that kind of person.

also, buy the soundtrack, I loved it.