Recent reviews by Vulpie

This game went above and beyond my high exceptions! As someone who Loved and 100% the original Goat Simulator I was looking forward to experiencing (and 100%ing) the next installment and boy was this game so much bigger, better, and well put together, then its original.

Just a total blast! So many great and hilarious references to memories!

The only bad thing about this game was EPIC .... who took away this amazing experience for over a whole year!

I'm glad it eventually came to Steam because if it hadn't, I was prepared to never ever play this game, and that would have been eternally regretful.

I hope the next installment is right here on Steam as: Goat Simulator 5

I have been playing GW2 for an incredible amount of time mostly off of steam within its client and I would choose this MMO over any other MMO out there for its game design. Want to be a casual player? its has that content. Want to be a hardcore try hard player? It's also got you covered. This game is the ultimate in "play how you like"

And its free

This is quite possibly the most beautiful story telling I have ever experienced in a video game. The game is only 1 - 2 hours long yet feels much longer due to how amazing everything is pieced together. Every single detail you experience is done with a purpose.

Holy Crap this game is sooo beautiful and I would wish it to anyone, but also know that the overall theme is SAD! It can hit really really hard and like me keep you up at night.

Be warned but please experience this absolute MASTERPIECE!

Other reviews saying this game is basicly Portal is correct although this game focus more on large scale world situations and learning the background concepts is interesting and genius. The game also does a great job of having puzzles start out simple and get more complex after you have been well established into it.

I love the Tales series and I'm happy to see this get released on PC. I am currently playing it on console but still give it a positive review here.

A surprisingly fun game, I did not expect to get as hooked to it as I did. It's great for multiplayer! The game design is very similar to that of Left 4 Dead. The game is still being updated and changed and I am very interested to see where it goes.

Update: All this time later I still love this game, look at that hour counter rise! The updates are flowing and the game is still a blast

So this game has totally taken me by surprise! I was expecting a short experience in playtime similar to shelter 1/2. I knew it was an MMO but expected pretty much just a sandbox of pointless frolicking. I have however never found a game that has engaged me like the way this game has. At first I played this totally wrong, there are many things to collect and I played it by running off on my own looking to find every item in every corner... THIS GAME DOES NOT WORK LIKE THAT! Every collectable, which consists of Flowers, Animal Unlocks, Skins, and Emotes (recently added Food) spawn randomly thoughout the whole overworld on a timer and eventually disappear. You never know where things will be and the point is to find random animals (players) and just, like ... hunt... for unlockables, and you do so as animals, using just simple emotes/body language. I can not believe how much depth I have discovered in a game where communication consists only of a small list of emotes. It's so simple, yet I have found packs of animals (from 2 - 20) who communicate and coordinate flawlessly on hunts! It's an amazing experience and different from anything else I've personally played. Now I can see this game eventually getting boring, it is after all very simple in nature, but that feeling of understanding one another on such primitive bounds is so fresh feeling that I can see myself playing this game for many more hours to come. I do want to unlock all Animals/Skins/Emotes. This game is still being updated with new content, like I said before with the addition of food so who knows what will show up next! This game is extremely relaxing and player interactive. Don't expect any hardcore action. You can not die here, you play how you want to play and if your like me who likes to collect all the things this game has more point to it then you would expect. It's an excellent game and very beautiful. I've have seen reviews complain about the world being to small... but I think its just perfect, any bigger and you just wouldn't run into other players like you do and form packs for hunts. Oh yes and forming packs is advisable because helps a lot with earning your unlocks because this game has big totem stones called obilisks which when found require 2 - 4 animals to open and sometimes require specific species. You can find every unlock randomly scattered around the world but it's slow and much easier to form packs to help each hunt for obilisks. Another complaint I have read, and I agree with this, is some of the animal unlocks require the other games of shelter to be owned to unlock. I already own them all so this is not a negitive to me, but if I didn't own the other games I would feel pressured to own them to get the full enjoyment and experience I can out of this game... so yeah if you dont own the other Shelter's just know you will be limited on species, and yeah that kinda sucks. Otherwise Incredible game! Come frolick with me! =3

This is a very gorgeous game! Almost relaxing as you explore its large landscapes while it tells you a story. A story by the way that doesn't really make sense until you hit its ending, at which point everything connects and yet your left with more questions then before. Excellent game, though It's kind of short.

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Overall design was neat, story and concept was ...? All put together I was rubbed the wrong way.

So I just completed my first playthough of Grim Dawn and I am very pleased with it. Anyone who ever played the currently unsupported prequel Titan Quest will be pleasantly surprised with this installment. The formula is almost exactly identical which I believe to be a very good thing. There are graphical improvements and minor design changes that enchance the experience, but overall at its core it is a true (Diablo) game. It took me about 50 hours on my first character run completely solo, It's a rather large game. It does the typical New Game + after that where you can continue leveling up agasint harder repeat enemies. A great game to play with a friend or two. My complants are minor, but I do feel the online navagation is not all that comfortable to use. It does work, I connected to a local friend without any issue but a more distanced friend we just could not get into the same game together. It is the same format as Titan Quest however I wish that format was updated on and a bit more user friendly. I can also say the same thing about Inventory management, everything in the inventory windows seem to feel so small and... grim to me? Fitting I guess but some of the fun in this genre of game is finding that nice piece of bright and colorful equipment and makes you go "ooo so pretty!" Not to say impressive gear isn't available I just wish the icons and inventory managment were more "flashy". Last there is no "cutseen" or visual indication that you have moved on into the next Act. Whatever. Those are all very minor complaints and there are plently of positive things I can rant on about this game but most are a repeat on how I feel about Titan Quest. If you have never played either game think about this one as a solid Diablo 2 remake with an element that I absolutly praise, the ability to reset your skill points and change your builds (for in game coin known as iron bits). You also pick your class after you create a character and you can have 2 classes for mix/matching. Class choices however are not reversible. Overall an absolute georgous game with minor destructible terrain and some enemy physx that can be hilarous when you bash a skeleton in with a giant warhammer =3. I highly recommend this game.