Recent reviews by Thipp

Enshrouded borrows the best features of every other survival/exploration/building game out there and pairs them with one of the most innovative building systems and an incredible atmosphere and hand crafted world. Highly recommended to any fan of the genre.

Darktide still isn't as solid a game as Vermintide 2 but the post launch updates have done an impressive job of getting it close.

The game really should have launched as Early Access because it was far from finished. That said, the developers have done a great job of supporting it since release and have fixed a lot of the problems and are very transparent about their goals and what they are working on. Definitely worth giving a try if survival builders are your thing.

Townscaper is an amazing game to play just before signing off at the end of the night. There is no real goal, just building for the sake of seeing how things turn out.

This game is loud, ugly, and distracting in exactly the right ways. It isn't perfect and future updates will help but the the game delivers so much to see and do. Just walking around observing the world can be very relaxing and then you never know when violence might suddenly erupt around you and you are back into a firefight.

This game is the perfect balance of relaxing and stressful. Floating around inside a metal box trying to cut just the right place and sort out tons of scrap while making sure not to blow everything up. The ships keep getting fleshed out with more variants added, the game play is solid and the game runs great. Can't wait to see what more gets added.

I played this game through on PS4 already but was looking forward to the PC version with better graphics. Unfortunately as it currently stands the game is a crashing ugly mess for MANY players and needs some serious optimization work before anyone should buy it.

After years of playing this game off and on I have probably spent maybe $40 on it for vehicle packs. The game doesn't even feel like a F2P game since spending money really is purely optional.

Class and weapon variety really helps to keep things interesting and the regular additions of new maps has kept this game fresh for years.

Kenshi is a hard game to pin down, I have been playing it off and on for years now and it has been fun to watch it grow from almost nothing to a game that is almost overwhelming. It is a game that absolutely requires patience and the ability to shrug off failure and start again but it is very rewarding when your band of misfits becomes a force to be feared.