Recent reviews by A_Nerd

There was a little too much randomness for me, and I could kind of see where the synergies come into play but it felt pretty simplistic and your ability to actually see your build in action totally depended on what order you get tiles each round. Then again I didn't really like Balatro or Slay the Spire either, so take this review with a grain of salt.

Played a bit in early access to make sure it was what I was hoping it would be. It was and now I am waiting till they finish it. Can't wait. I'll update my review when it's done. If this game is half as good as the first one it will be awesome.

This is a game that is still unfinished and hasn't received a content update in over a year and a half, with no word of one on the horizon. Play it when it's done in a decade maybe.

It's pretty much the best accessible modern combat flight sim in VR. You don't need anything other than your headset/controllers. The single player missions are decently fun and there's an active multiplayer community that seems to be a 50/50 mix of tryhards using military lingo who are insanely good, and literal children. But it isn't a toxic community so learning isn't too hard. The DLCs aren't really worth it in my opinion, the base game has the best and most popular 2 aircraft. If you want to do some military combat aircraft simulation without needing extra equipment or to spend more than a couple hours learning, this is the game for you. It is tough though, and like real modern air combat, its mostly just shooting missiles guided by various kinds of radar and computers. If you jump into multiplayer expect to be shot down a lot.

I paid $80 CDN for one third of a campaign and worse multiplayer than Reach.

Honestly found it very boring, you just do the same thing over and over.

Sony pulled a bait and switch to steal your data.

UPDATE: They backed down, democracy won.

$50 USD for a prettier version of KSP 1 that doesn't have as many features. It almost feels like a demo. It does really look pretty but the fact that they were unable to get this game even to the point of the first game in terms of features is disappointing.

Now that development is done with the studio laid off, what you see is what you get, for me it isn't enough.

Other than the stupid Ubisoft launcher, the port is pretty much perfect. Runs well in a resizable window, has UI scaling and a new settings menu, but is functionally the same game you played 20 years ago (and is still just as fun). All the negative reviews are about the launcher (and they are fully justified) but once you're past that the game is perfect.

Ruined by an update that basically killed custom maps and several major gamemodes.