Great game. Steep learning curve that's worse than some, better than others. Much easier game to get into than something like Crusader Kings 2, though.

When I played through Lifeless Planet, it reminded me a lot of games that tell their story without much in the way of dialogue or cutscenes. Yet the story it delivers is very engrossing and it kept me playing to see how the next chapter unfolds. This kept up right up to the end, yet I still wanted more. A sequel picking up after the somewhat cliffhanger, yet satisfying ending would be amazing.

Gameplay is simple; you mainly explore by way of 3d platforming and some light puzzle solving. It never feels clunky or unresponsive.

The game is a lot longer than I anticipated when I started playing, thinking it would last a few hours at best, but it didn't feel too long. It felt just right.

I was very pleased with this game and hope for a sequel.

Time is paused until you move. When you move so does everything else, including bullets heading towards you. Not a problem though, slice them your handy Katana. Deceptively hard but utterly brilliant.

A triumphant return for Paradox with Hearts of Iron IV. Just get it!

Beautiful, a bit of educational game dedicated to Iñupiat people (Alaska Natives). Despite the interesting story, gameplay is not the strong point of Never Alone, controls are not always intuitive, and some parts of the game can be pretty frustrating. Still, it is a very good experience.