Recent reviews by Muffin

An excellent game akin to old-fashioned roguelike dungeon crawlers. You first few runs will most likely end to boulders and rats, but after that initial hurdle it turns into an amazing game with a lot of unique, fun mechanics. Plus, you can play with up to four friends!

Stellaris is a strategy space game on a grand scale. It is very combat orientated (as to be expected) with the mentality of 'paint the galaxy my colour' with no real difference in strategy. If you don't like this, then Stellaris isn't for you. However, if you like this kind of gameplay, then go for it. It's heavily modable so you can play the way you want and the dev team is amazing and involved with the community.

Game is good. Servers are not.

Greece simulator 2015.

Now introducing: The Trading Items DLC!
For the low price of $15.00, you can enjoy your citizens flourish, as they work these new resources for their enjoyment. This DLC doubles. Yes, doubles the amount of resources there are in the game. That's a whopping 20 NEW resources for you to enjoy. What's that? You don't want to buy this DLC? Well too bad, go and enjoy the scarceness in resource diversity that this game truly does lack, so that your late game becomes utter crap due to making the same twelve resources throughout your ever-expanding empire!

I'm glad that Steam decided to have a free weekend for this game. It's allowed me to see the game for myself, and I must say it's not that bad. But even the price of $45 is still too much to ask for a game thats basically a retexture of civilization 5 with only a small number of civilizations with limited wonders and more boring units. The affinities that you choose from are the only source of diversity between civilizations. Units are practically the same until you get higher in your affinities. I think the developers made a great mistake in the lack of civs to choose from. This is probably the main reason I dislike the game. Another reason is the absurd price. $90? What the hell. I'd rather pay $5 through Tf2 Outpost for Civ 5. Not to mention that Civ 5 is a much better standalone game. Although I have not looked at Rising Tide, pushing a Dlc out this fast for an utterly hated game is such a money grab. Avoid this game for a few years, then we'll see how low it falls down in price. Overall, meh. It's okay. But never worth the money grabbing jew price of $90.

I would HIGHLY recommend this game to anyone who calls themself a strategy gamer. This is one my favourite games. Sure, it's a bit expensive, but the replayability is endless, due to the many civilizations to choose from. A mix of economics and war strategy, this game is one of the best strategy games currently.

The older version of Enless Legend. Unlike Legend, this is set in space. The tech tree is massive, allowing for a wide range of strategies to be used. Unlike Legend, the diplomatic screen is good. And customisable races are available for those who want something different. And unlike Legend, it isn't a blatant copy of Civ5. Oh, and the music is pretty good.

Meh. It's okay, I guess. It's got dwarves in it, so that's cool. Gets very repetitive after you finish the tech tree. Would only recommend to people who likes games such as Dwarf Fortress.

It's a Warhammer game, so instantly it's regarded by me as good. Warhammer doesn't usually make bad game. And bloodbowl is no exception. With many races to choose from, all with unique play styles, you'll never go bored. Basic strategy that applies to all races- Get the ball to the end zone. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

My god. Where do I start. I spent countless hours staring at my computer screen making my town as good as possible. Many nights were spent planning the structure of villages, making farms to accomodate my population, and raging over one house hoarding all the food. Still, an extremely fun game. Once you look at the ton you've created after it's finished, the satisfaction is overwhelming. Would HIGHLY recommend.