Análises recentes de War Radish

Great train sim. Fabulous in VR. Regularly updated and improved.

Great game! I have hundreds of hours of experience of this... watching others play it on YouTube. I found it tricky just to walk around...

Just awful. They should pay you to watch this. Lasts about 5 mins. They spent all the money on alien models that hardly move. The rest(!) is just filler. Ending is an insult. Utter trash. Refunded.

Just my first impressions (can't speak about the missions yet):

Great sense of being in the cockpit... and in the pilot (it looks like you've in a real body). Planes fly well, with a weighty feel and momentum. Good sense of speed and height too. Great job emulating a joystick and throttle, but the buttons & leavers can be a bit finicky. It's a shame the ground, mountains and cities look like a game from the late 80'S though!

Realism-wise, I'd put it well above "arcade", but a notch below the "real" sims like X-plane, DCS, IL2 etc.

I think it's a good buy for VR (and a "must" if you catch a nice sale).

Best coaster experience out there. Must be pant-fillingly exciting in VR. Interface is a bit old now, but functional. Loads of interesting tracks on the Steam Workshop. The best are far nicer than the default ones.

Great atmosphere and gorgeous graphics with an interesting and compelling story... or just wander off and do your own thing. It's very taxing on lower-end systems though.

It wibbles. It wobbles. It sparkles and shines and moves about. It's better value than drugs. It works without VR (but I wish I had VR to be even more impressed). A little rough around the edges at the moment, but in active development and very cheap!

An excellent and highly realistic pinball simulation of more unusual and many old-school tables. There are also newly conceived de-make and re-make tables. Some of the remakes are particularly fun.

There are a huge number of tables here, only one of which is completely free with the (free) game. You have to buy the others (or unlock a few of them with achievements). My advice is to simply go for the Platinum pack, which has everything (including the VR version of the game too). New tables are released every few weeks and you would then just buy the Platinum pack again but at a vast discount, with you only paying for the new tables with an additional discount thrown in. If you are a pinball fan you will really appreciate the vastly different play-styles, speeds and difficulties that come from owning the whole collection.

This game, with the new PinballFX3 Williams tables, are in my view the pinnacle of premium pinball simulation at this time.

Takes a few runs (10 mins each) to learn the mechanics of moving and fighting, then it really gets its hooks into you.!

Great Rogue-like game with a ton of hidden depth. Play a dungeon generated from a random or user-input seed (therefore you can takle the same dungeon again and again if you wish and share it to compete with your friends) , or you can play a fresh map each time. There's also a daily challenge with a leader-board. You can even select different variations of rewards and threats in the dungeon before you begin, There's also a shop. You keep all gold accumulated from earlier runs, so you can afford better kit each time (unless you squander it on items that turn out to be useless).

I haven't touched the free DLCs yet, which change-up the game a lot (there's even a Lovecraftian one).

Oh, go on then: just one more go. Surely I can get further than the 5th floor this time...

The most addictive "retro tanks" game I've ever played. It's hard to stop, once it gets it's hooks into you. Be prepared for some late nights.