Recent reviews by pebble225

This is a great re-release of ES4: Oblivion. The game includes some QoL adjustments while remaining faithful to the mechanics in the original. There was a lot of voice work done. The beggars, for example, have all unique line reads. The character models stand out a lot more and I was impressed by how unique some of the models were including wardrobe choices. I need to verify from the original, but I believe there are skills you can unlock as certain skills level. There is a skill that allows you do a quick dodge I don't remember in the original but I never got far. The performance is good. I've been playing on Medium graphics and it still looks great. I'm especially pleased to see this run this well on Linux just after release. This is a strong recommendation for elder scrolls fans or Skyrim fans who haven't tried out the previous ES installments.

I have never revisted a linear game as much as Portal 2. The story is well written alone and I feel good playing through this game again and again just to enjoy that. I came for the puzzles and stayed for the story.

This shrimp fresh?

Always go back to this game and play without cpu just to build a civilization from scratch for the fun of it.

What is this substance? Better set it on fire to see what happens.

This game is very fun but strongly encourages the player to be cautious and work carefully. Nothing is more satisfying than sending a large chunk of the hull into the processor and watching the bar go up.

Fun game solo if you like colony management, but the game is way too difficult even on easy mode and requires input perfect gameplay.

New updates have made the game more challenging. Tech progression is a lot more interesting now. I'm spending a lot more time each run and honestly so far the pacing is really good. I got wiped out for my first time. There is a whole lot of new everything.

To anyone struggling with the main crises between each era, completely stock military full and keep it there at all times and complete missions to improve tiles and your economy.

This is a good game and if you like idlers and soft strategy, you will like this game.

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I'm 6 years old again thanks game.

This is okay. I dislike input and output tiles because they're annoying to have to set up for every single logic gate. I would like to see the toolset get shrunk down a bit. I would LOVE to see something similar to this done in 3D that could compete with Redstone. Having a variety of simple components that can be applied in a variety of ways is what I think makes circuit systems like Redstone appealing.

With that said I'm happy to see this be made definitely check this out. Infinite space would be a great addition. You could make it so that logic gates have a set side for inputs and outputs and you can just rotate them around as you need to.

I really would like to see more programs and games like this be made and explored and I may one day try and develop a version of my own? Thanks for reading again highly recommended if you're into computer science.