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Not mine but 'Great art that pulls attention away from some really horrid design choices.' The publisher (No gravity games) changed its name, it was Fat Dog Games. I honestly don't know why and I don't want to know. Bought the game for art and couldn't refund (3 hrs played). Not worth my money. After playing it I assumed that I bought next Early Access game but no, the game is not in Early Access, don't make my mistake, buy it only for -70% price, it will happen soon.

The game is good, but why Darksiders? It feels like they made it in Darksiders universe just to make more people buy it. I have mixed feelings about it. It would be better as a standalone game, a new brand or anything fresh. But if you don't mind milking Darksiders and 'expanding' its universe then yes, you can buy it. I had some good time, but after some time I felt tired. This isn't your Darksiders, it is just called Darksiders.

I liked it in early access and it's even better now, after release. The story is simple and (I think) quite linear but entertaining, the gameplay changes during the career and the voice acting is awesome. Also, you can play online via Steam Remote Play, I tried, it was fun but make sure that your friends know how to play! Early Access Reveiw You are the archeologist and you need to gain a reputation. To do so you need a team of explorers, which will need money. You pay money to the explorers to bring them with you to an expedition to earn reputation. But you also need money now, so you have to pick an expedition which will also deliver you money. But this expedition is hard so you need to train your explorers. To do so you need more money, and after the training, they will need more money in the salary. Then you decide to build a casino, to get more money, but to do so you need land, and you need to win an auction. To do so you need even more money. OK, now you areand you decide to sell artifacts on the black market to get even more money. However, one of your artifacts was confiscated and you lost some reputation. In shortcut, to get the reputation you hired people, trained them and lose your money. Trying to find new income you lost reputation and now you don't have money and reputation. You need to fire a few explorers to stay in the business. Business? Yes, because now it's business, you have your own casino, you sell artifacts on the black market, and you deal in favors with gazettes to publicly slander your opponents. It's quite a good game, even in early access and current state. And you can play together with your family and friends on one computer, but it probably will end like monopoly evening.

I was really impressed how great this game is. But after that, Imagine reaching the final minutes of an hour-long mission only for your connection to drop and, in turn, your progress to be lost.

And here we have Larry again. Wet dreams don't dry and wet brands are milked forever. Let's get this straight - it's a rip-off. But who cares if it's great? I love it, I've just played 7th and to be honest, this one makes me laugh louder (I don't laugh to a computer, I'm not some kind of a weirdo, let's say I've just smiled). Great job, 2/10. I got you! I don't like a few puns and the humour is from recent times which isn't a minus, but I just miss the old times like a grandpa or something. I have a great time but I can't rate it 10 because it's Larry and he is a legend. You can't rate 10/10 on a rip-off ok? But it's awesome to feel like a child again. (I definitely didn't play Larry when I was a kid ok? Definitely.)

Incredible visuals, majestic world building, and thoughtful puzzle design offer one of the best indie games we have seen in recent past. Very good challenging puzzles if you into that.

I normally don't do that, but I will write a positive review for this game. It's surprising that this one really deserves a positive review. This game is unique, at least for me. It doesn't cost much, buy it and see for yourself. Graphics are pixel art but pleasant pixel art, not some kind of this "new pixel art". And the story and the shooting is great. It's like Tarantino had a baby with pixels (not Pixar, pixels). And now excuse me but I need some time to think about the baby of Tarantino and Pixar.

Do you want this brand to die? Because that's how you get this brand to die.

What's bad? Gameplay. What's not bad? Visuals and story. What's good? Music and sound effects. I don't know this developer, and I haven't played any other their games. Although AL is just a sad story how they tried to make a good RTS. You see the effort, you can feel the passion of the authors but overall it is not a good game. It lacks a constructive critique in its basics. The money spent on visuals and audio is wasted because of gameplay. Have you played Spore? Have you felt the wasted potential of millions of $? It's the same experience but probably not millions, only thousands. You can still buy it on the discount or maybe it will be in a bundle. But do you really want to waste your precious time on something mediocre? There is literally nothing for you to see / read / do which you haven't done / seen / read in other games. Even the story isn't good enough, it's just not bad. Buy or not to buy? Don't. Only on discount or in a bundle.