Recent reviews by Arylon

Seeker's fine, Chef is incredibly lackluster, Lost son is mostly fine.
New gilded enemy type isn't much fun.
New maps are pretty but i wish half of them weren't locked behind an ending-the-run path.

Hardly any of the new items are particularly worth it.

Game became a lot more buggy when this released. Thanks gearbox.

After this Early Access finally showed some real promise in January, Take Two has laid off a giant portion of it's employees while the top brass continues to bloat it's pockets with extra benefits and payrises.

Do not purchase this game, for the foreseeable future, it is dead in the water. A game doesn't exist without developers.

it's aight

Absolutely stellar board game, i only wish the developers would make more content for it.

Sony has no business selling my email and data they gather from me through a pointless account to data brokers.

This trend of releasing good games and then tacking on absurd changes or requirements after the game has gotten favorable reviews needs to stop.
It's unethical, and it's like advertising your product being made of canvas, and then selling it made of nylon.

RDR2 is an unforgettable single player experience, hours of fun.

RDR Online crashes every 10 minutes due to hackers that run rampant in every single lobby, ruining the point of playing it, and Rockstar has done nothing to fix this for years.
However if you work around this and host yourself a private lobby so you don't have to fear your game crashing due to hackers, you will be permanently banned from playing the game.

Rockstar with it's priorities set straight as always.

I'd give this game a favorable review, if it wasn't bundled together with abandonware.

This is a good game, but it's too short and lacks much purpose at this stage.

As of writing this review, i reached the end of the innovation tree in 9 hours, most of which were spent just waiting. Once you have unlocked and built a good split-wood hut or two, for storage and habitation, you don't really find yourself left with much more reason to keep going.
I hardly see a reason to upgrade from thatch buildings as is, aesthetics aside.
I suppose if you wanted to spend the time building a sprawling village for each of your tribespeople (disregarding the fact that i don't think anyone "claims" a bed or establish families), you could push a few more hours of waiting out of it.

Winter is particularly annoying if you don't have enough clothing material, since alpacas move around too much and your people walk painfully slowly without them, and i saw mammoths a total of twice in the early game when i didn't have enough spears to hunt them (nor tribespeople skilled enough to hit them before they shuffled too far away), and you're left with a very long period of just waiting.

Foreign tribespeople sometimes come on food raids, and just march to your food, spend a few hours picking up and putting down your food, maybe eating one or two items, before shuffling off again, and the only thing you can do is convince them to join your tribe.

Since you get away with just setting up a big hut with enough beds and a campfire inside of it, there's even less sense in making more buildings unless your tribe just grows too large.

That said, i love the innovations system, even if i think it needs more work. I like that once you get a good amount of trees planted you aren't painfully yearning for trees or fuel. Same goes for food, once you have wheat, you're set for food for the foreseeable future.
I just wish the game gave you something to do once you had resource security.
And i'm sure that will be improved with future updates.

So even though right now it's running a little bit short, i hope to see this game develop into something great in the future.

oh no

A better RPG than The Outer Worlds long before The Outer Worlds even existed.

Been crashing phallic metal tubes since 2012, and will continue to crash even more into the future.