Recent reviews by Jjustice

Honestly a pretty fun game with friends.
The story mode is fantastic but I would've loved it if you could get cosmetics and leveld up through it.
Very fun game for the price

After being able to play (the first few days of early access was unplayable, compensation is promised), it is fun.
Graphics wise it's not bad but compared to other games especially Forza Horizon, then this game's graphics feel slightly outdated.

The handling is fine, the island is nice and big, and it shines especially when it's rainy and night time.

Test Drive Unlimited is however, very limited in the car department.
Going into a car shop, you'll notice the same cars are placed multiple times over as there aren't a lot of cars.
Especially huge car brands that you'd expect like Honda are missing completely.

It is play to earn like the good old days, not "pay 2 spin" or free daily spin nonsense like in Forza.
If you want a car, you got to earn it, and honestly thats fun.

All in all, pretty fun game, but there is still a LOT of work that is to be done.

Honestly a very interesting concept. Bringing MOBA together with TCG. Very unique, but honestly it is something that is very very niche

Good game for the genre, one of the few i actually enjoy in roguelike

How have i not reviewed this yet?
This was a great game, this is the second game I played in this genre, the first being Game Dev Story (mobile by kairosoft), and the third (after Game Dev Tycoon) being City Game Studio.

All 3 games are fantastic, Greenheart Games inspired a lot of games in this genre thanks to their game.

Grew up with this on PS1, honestly wish they also remastered Red Alert 2!

Cozy, relaxing, chill. What else could you want?

Just like the boardgame, it's fun

Beautiful game, interesting.... skins... I should play more to get a better sense, but so far its enjoyable

After playing for 13 years, i'm just tired of this.
I am very accepting of what new games do, I personally do not care at all, as long as the game is fun.
But to retroactively adjust an old game to fit modern perceptions is too much.
Let the old be old, and let the new be new.

Let old heads have their thing in peace man...