Análises recentes de tuxdelux

You pay for an experience: getting to paint the level with a LIDAR device on an otherwise black field of view. At what do you value that experience? You get a few hours of moving around a straight forward level-design, with a couple of jumping challenges. That's okay. It's stunningly beautiful, but I am glad that I waited for a sale.

There were a couple of major bugs while using a gamepad controller. I can only recommend playing with a keyboard and mouse. I used Steam's Proton compatibility software.

This is my go-to game for some quick racing. It uses an unusual drift mechanic that requires braking, but it is easy to learn and re-learn after long breaks from playing. The music is great and the gameplay is solid. The developer put out a new release, with new tracks, music, and workshop options, which is years after my purchase of this game. And, it occurred to me that I never posted a review! Well, this game has survived in my Steam library for years, and I recommend you checking it out, too.

Love tearing things apart and scifi narratives. This game hits both notes real well.
My initial impressions are extremely positive, but is it worth the $35 price?
Will keep playing and update this review. I worry that the game will get repetitive after a while.

Very detailed colony simulator. Good user interface. Developer is working on a more sophisticated version of the game, on a new engine, and a native-linux version. Check it out... it's no-cost. I liked it better than Surviving Mars in the short time that I played, so far.

A very nice city builder type game, with a wonderful sci-fi narrative. I spent 15+ hours moving developing colonies between planets, moving resources back and forth, while completing in-game quests to continue the story. After everything was running smoothly, the game prompted me to go to a new solar system. Unfortunately, this action ended the game, although the Steam store page says that there is more gameplay to be released in the future. I hope so, because I want to see more of the Trappist story, with super enjoyable resource management gameplay.

Would have been disappointed had I bought it for the $15 price. Relies on lengthy cutscenes and increasingly time-consuming puzzles for the content. Jack Black's character is tragically under-used, with short dialogue lines. Can see the disconnect between the short-teaser of Act 1 and the heavily-padded Act 2, where characters and plot devices not making sense. Goes to show that big-name voice actors and movie-length cutscenes cannot replace solid gameplay.

spent some time playing and the gameplay failed to catch my interest... follow a path and have fights with lousy camera angles... no thanks...

Nice three-dimensional puzzle game, with gameplay like The Room. Liked the narrative of assembling exo-tech for the military-government and the glimpses of the gameworld, by way of the shipping tags, was especially humorous. Very high quality production, in terms of graphics, sound, and puzzle solutions. The six dollar price is certainly fair for the 4.5 hours of gameplay, but it is quite a bargain during the Steam Sales events. Played with a mouse-controller with Steam's Proton compatibility software on Steam Deck.

A pleasing adventure with a lot of text. Clever dice mechanic. No cost. Played on a Steam Deck

Fifteen dollars? Nope...