Recent reviews by Omicron

Un petit hack&slash français bien sympa.
Pour le challenge adam nostrus deuxième acte, il faut viser level 100+10 sur votre équipement pour éviter de se faire défoncer... il pourra dans tous les cas vous servir de DPS-meter...

Bon système de craft quasi déterministe.
Toujours plein de façons de faire évoluer son build.
Plein d'armes uniques à découvrir.

Quelques rares soucis d'UI.
Beaucoup de grind.
Des malus/malédictions pas toujours équilibrées. Notamment la profusion novas de glace qui peut vous congeler fatalement.

Valheim in better, where you don't respawn completely nake, unarmed and armorless to recover your dropped inventory in hostile environments.

Lot's of points of interest pop on open map as you finish quests unlocking even more quests.
Great hit and parry/block combat system.

Some rare crashes, but it runs nicely on linux.
For some reasons Steam pre-processing of shaders takes ages, you can skip them and it will be fine.

One of best end game itemization in H&S genre to keep you for hours.

Best monetization scheme for a live service, cosmetics sold as support sales. And you can still 100% offline if you want to. It means monetization don't leak into gameplay and game design. Like you don't pay/subscribe to have some more inventory slots, while they would be feeding/overwhelming you with even more items you need to collect and manage. (fck TESO for that)

Game performances are real issues with last patches.
On steamdeck you can randomly get 1 fps soft freeze.
On desktop, users of high end hardware experience big drop of fps.
Some people can't even pass login screen. Some others will systematically get exponential stuttering/ruberbanding after a while.

Next GOTY.

Quite enjoyable in first minutes and first runs.

Their last addition of mode called Guild Assignments (challenges) really makes this game shine!

Nice unexpected roguelike auto-battler, don't let graphics distract you.

You unlock new heroes, objects and potions by simply playing or with specific objectives.

Tested on steamdeck
You might not like control system...

You change option to steer or give absolute direction target.
But in all case, to move ahead, you only have a separate button for thrust.
You shoot only in direction you move. Right joystick has no use.

That space shooter feels like restricted... borders are respectively connected, you don't fly very far actually... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

A micro-transaction so you can open a building exactly here to deliver you two arbitrary items. (and you don't actually visit it, it's a dialogue)

It feels scammy.
Call it support pack...

Very enjoyable experience.

End was quite brutal, though.
You can still finish secondary quests if you like...

Very immersive sea game! I got wooahed!
From diving for sea food to sushi bar manager.

+: Graphics, ambiant music,
intuitive game controller support with great error-proof ui at many level,
many in-game games
-: Restaurant UI : no direct way to access recipes you own, or to favorite some of them for later
sometimes bad (french) localization, sometimes inintelligible unless you know the game already, same icon for ingredients portions and dishes actually...
bug like skipping time after bar is open and customers consuming will give you zero income (which should only happen when bar is closed).
I noticed i could change/add menus in real time, after I had completed whole game.
Discovered quite late : send unassigned employee to grab ingredients for free from... who knows...

I don't want to spoil this fish and sea food game, but the only way to feed Momo the cat is to get normal and premium food cans for cats from sea containers.

First demo/preview were kinda flat and disappointing.

Current version is in a much better shape.
Game is easy to get in. Well supported controllers.
While there are still some grind for last upgrades, it offers some challenges for those who want to 100% it from fresh start.

Game offer some enjoyable mastery mods like solo weapons, or tiny maps and fast xp, in biomes having each their own hazards.