Recent reviews by Pootwaddle

Sega needs to throw a bunch of money at these developers, and slap 'Streets of Rage IV' on the cover. The inspiration is all over it, Yuzo Koshiro contributing to the soundtrack drives the point home. Even the mini games look and feel like classic Sega arcade games.

If any of this hits your gaming heart, pull the trigger now!

Tons of fun. Lots to tinker with. A surprisingly, all-around robust ARPG system, that compliments the multiplayer function. -Once you finish the main story, additional options open up that facilitate grinding characters for online.

Four Goddesses is an overall better game, in almost every respect, yet this game pulled me away from it, and currently still holds my attention.

In a nutshell, Fun off, and online. Best to buy a friend a copy, as random online players are pretty rare.

What's Grim Dawn like?

It's like the dawn of a new day, at the end of the world, on Christmas morning, in a haunted house, owned by Cthulhu, during the running of the bulls.

And I mean that in the best possible way.

For me, it's a little Phantasy Star Online, and a lot of GUNS!

Makes for a very refreshing take on the genre.

I LOVE this game.

This is a fantastic action RPG. Very much in the 'old school' mold.

I loved the music, artwork, and frantic game play. I played through most of the game in couch co op, which elevated the fun factor even higher.

I don't understand the poor reviews this game gets. It's good looking, smooth playing, and non stop action.

As for technical issues, I haven't encountered a single one. And I've just completed my first play through. I used controllers for the entirety of the game.

I'm very glad I pulled the trigger on this one.

Just picked up SGW, and have been playing it completely in freeform mode. It's easily the most addictive space themed game I've played in ages. It actually plays quite a bit like a single player MMORPG. The amount of freedom, coupled with the ease of exploring the more detailed aspects of gameplay, are unparalleled here.

You have a customizable character, ship, base, and everything from abilities, to perks, to research and base building, along with an evolving world, and the freedom to live in it as you please. And all of these possibilities blend together more smoothly than I think I've ever experienced.

Very slick, and easy to grasp. My only regret is that I waited so long to pull the trigger on this one. I can't wait to get back to it!

I absolutely love everything about this collection from the intro, to the virtual room, to the included games and their emulation settings. The achievements and challenges are fun as well.

The ability to add more games through the Workshop sends my opinion of this package into the stratosphere. This might be my favorite Steam purchase. When it's released for Switch, I plan on double dipping.

I must say though, you need to have a good bit of horse power beyond the recommended specs. On my desktop, it runs flawlessly, on my laptops, not so much. A bare bones emulation mode is included, without the bells and whistles, if you are on the lower end.

I can't recommend this highly enough. Thanks, Sega!

Absolutely enchanting. This game truly looks, sounds, and feels like a spin-off of Muramasa, with a dash of Dragon's crown. I bought this today for under two dollars as part of the fall sale, and am blown away at the quality, and playability.

This is quite the must own for any old schooler, like myself.

The best 'digital' military experience, ever concieved.

Did you watch those early Japanese cartoons, back in the day? Did you own a 16 bit gaming system? Do you like shoot 'em ups? Then stop whatever you're doing right now, and buy this game.

Astro Port nailed it on every level. This game literally put a smile on my face while playing.

It's Saturday morning again, and I'm sitting in front of the TV with a big bowl of cereal.