I had briefly tried Undertale and didn't understand it. Someone close to me, however, loves it. So, I gave it another chance and played through it with them.

We took the time to play it on and off for over a year (which, looking back, was far too long), and it was a good time. The characters are unique and full of personality. Despite not being a long game, the time I spent with Undertale and the choices I made had an impact.

I now understand Undertale and I like it.

Satisfactory is one of the best games I have ever played and it wasn't even near to 1.0 when I last played it. So today, as 1.0 is finally upon us, I want to give it the thumbs up it deserves.

You build up, establish routes and transport through the world. You automate things that were taking you a while at first, get new gear, new tech, get faster, stronger and Master the world to discover what's out there all while things are going on back at base.

It's a constant learning experience, where you thrive not by just doing the same thing but doing new and different things as well as the same things in alternate ways. Some people will just try and get the job done only to find it's too messy and have to rework it to cope while others plan methodically for the future. Either way, you go from nothing to something by your own hand.

What begins as machines slowly operating on dirt becomes colossal factories efficiently producing the products needed to upgrade and improve both yourself and the factory further.

It's not something you can grasp in a day or a week, it takes time, you earn it. Satisfactory rewards you for thinking and persisting. If that's not for you, that's alright! But for anyone that values being able to look back and see how far they've come, it's priceless.