Recent reviews by Pepa

The 4D part is easy - just imagine an n-dimensional space and set n to 4.
BUT the GOLF part! Yea, that"s difficult!

Ok... I admit it... The 5D part is also a little bit difficult. Not as much as the golf part though.

More people should play this game to realize that many mutual problems could be solved by simply talking to each other...

This game made me realize that sometimes having a rock as a substitute for a friend can be just as fulfilling.

I wish I had known this earlier... it would have saved me from a lot of loneliness.

In this game, most of the time I needed to behave like an NPC, so finally I was able to apply my real-life experience.

What a great game!

If you enjoy puzzle games, you should definitely try this one. There were some levels that I had to leave for a while and come back to after a few hours, and there were two levels that I couldn"t solve until the next day. However, it was still manageable, unlike Baba Is You, where I found even getting into a level to be too difficult.

But sometimes, I found the puzzles to be too straightforward. For example, when there was an opening in a wall, I initially tried to find a solution without using it, but then realized that my approach was probably wrong because I wasn"t utilizing the opening. Once I started thinking about how to use the opening, the solution became quite obvious.

Still a great game though.

Nice game that takes about 10 hours to finish.
I would say it is definitely worth the 5€.

The only disadvantage is that you need to have a friend... That was the most difficult part of the game.

A lot of technical problems.
The menu is often not responding when clicking on something and the game needs to be killed externally.
Multiple soundtracks are playing at once after the map changes.
Once I spawned on a map without a floor so everyone died instantly.
We tried an online match with 3 people and we managed to get 1 round after several minutes of a lot of atempts to get it working. After the one match the game disconected us so we gave up and refunded it.
Overall it is too buggy and I cannot recommend it.

NS2 is probably the best game I have played. It is so interesting thanks to the huge asymmetry between the teams and the combination of RTS and FPS. I think the game would be interesting enough even with one of these things but combining both created a masterpiece.

One thing I must mention is huge impact of small mistakes. I think most people don"t realize this but in this game a small and seemingly insignificant thing can be game deciding. If you lose a resource tower, it will slow down the tech and because of that you will lose more resource towers... I would say that the first 3 to 5 minutes of the game are the most important of most matches because that is the part that decides wich side will be ahead on the tech and will have the advantage. This is why, I think, are some people complaining that the game is not balanced. They just see that they are barely able to hold anything and blame the balance when the problem is that they lost an RT somewhere at the start and were behind on the tech the whole game. I don"t think this is a bad thing but people don"t like living in a world where past mistakes have an impact on the present and this game throws all your past mistakes in your face. So if your wife left you because you didn"t care enough about her or your parents despise you because you weren"t smart enough or your kids told you that you ruined their life because you were a horrible parent, be ready to experience that feeling every approximately 20 minutes over and over and over again... Now where was I? Oh right NS2! In conclusion: Go Buy It Now! The game is definitely worth 10€