Recent reviews by Woozlez

This 3D exploration puzzle game offers a serene experience as you freely tackle a diverse array of puzzles scattered throughout the expansive open world. This can be very calming, and the variety of the puzzles causes it to not get old. The enclaves stand out with meticulously crafted content, adding depth and intrigue to the overall experience.

Despite its immersive multiplayer aspect, the absence of a single-player option can be frustrating, especially during moments of server instability where players may encounter rubberbanding issues. Additionally, while the multiplayer feature holds promise, its current lack of widespread utilization diminishes its potential for meaningful interaction, leaving solo players yearning for more substantial engagement. I personally tried interacting with 10 different players, with no meaningful interactions taking place besides us waving at each other, despite me trying to hint them towards solutions with the ping system.

Nonetheless, the game's captivating puzzles and tranquil atmosphere make it a delightful journey worth embarking on.

This has everything I ever needed in a game - frogs, farming, and numbers going up constantly! The gameplay loop is incredible - running around the map and balancing mining, fishing, and farming for maximum exp and money gain. I especially enjoyed staying still while fishing and mining, and the tension that results from that, before I need to run away from an overwhelming swarm of bugs.

I've been playing a lot of these types of games recently, and this one is up there with the best of them.

90% of the time, I played Arms Race game mode. That no longer exists in Counter Strike 2. Deathmatch is a hollow shell of that.

After 123 hours, I was only able to get to 5.7 in a single tree, after years of playing. The grind is too much, when there are so many games and so little time.

Playing with low level tanks in the US tree is fun though, so I've just dealt with the fact that I'll never get to see most of the content of this game. I play this game casually every so often, using the fastest tanks like it's a racing game, or the 1.7 Swedish tank (Spj fm/43-44) with infinite armor on the front of it and 20 second reload time. The game is just something I play once in a while with friends, but I think it could be more than that if the progression made any kind of sense.

I'm uninformed on what level it becomes an issue to use tanks without paying real money, but I've never run out of lions in the lower tiers. So maybe it's alright just to play those lower tiers, have fun casually, and not give them your money, like I have?

Yes, this is The Incredible Toon Machine 2.0. Get it now.