Recent content by Pifanjr

Your stuff is a lot more spread out than mine was. I only had a single base with everything crammed as close together as possible. I might have missed it, but did you have drones? This is making me want to play The Planet Crafter again. I haven't played since they added the moons.

We continued our Barotrauma campaign again and finally bought a brand new tier 3 scout submarine. It's a lot more compact than our previous ship, but that's only because whoever build it just made everything overlap, which kind of sucks and feels like a really cheap way to keep a sub small while...

I've played it. I didn't realise that the art was made with AI, but the entire thing felt very half-baked. It has potential though, so maybe if he can add some proper progression and make it look better it has a chance of doing well after all.

They didn't even mention Palworld: Palfarm, which seems to be heavily inspired by Animal Crossing.

After playing a whole bunch of (supposed) deckbuilding demos, I decided today to pick up FrogComposband again. Apparently I still had a save for a Shadow Fairy Sniper, so I just continued with that. The whole point of the class is to do massive amounts of damage in a single shot, but it takes 5...

Oh, absolutely, I'm putting none of the blame on you. It's just developers using buzz words that are vaguely applicable in the hopes that it gets their game more attention.

From what I understand the generated pictures were based on actual children. Considering that the minimum age to use X in the USA is 13, these generated pictures could very well been seen by the children themselves.

Legacy of Defense is also not a deckbuilding game. It's closer to a Vampire Survivors-like but instead of walking around your character just stands in one spot shooting at waves of enemies.

Prisoners of Ulag'Bol: A Dungeon Crawling Deckbuilder is a very traditional deckbuilder. You start with a deck of simple attack and defense cards and add a new card after every battle and occasionally get the opportunity to delete or upgrade cards. In combination with relics that provide passive...

The overall rating is just the sum of all the other measurements. They don't ever go down, there's no such thing as too much heat or pressure. So building t5 heaters does help even if there are no more unlocks left for raising the heat specifically.

I think you can find them through Steam and then export them as mp4, which can be played by most video players and browsers I think.

My old PC was using an old Wifi card that stopped working every so often, so I mostly relied on tethering the Wifi with my phone, which has a wobbly charging port so any bump could knock out the connection. For Christmas I bought myself a network switch and it's so nice not having to bother with...

SpellRogue is also not a deckbuilding game. Instead, you roll a few six sided dice at the start of each turn that can be used to activate one of several spells. Spells can have restrictions on the number on the dice they accept and the number of times they can be activated per turn, making it a...

RogueJack21 is yet another blackjack inspired deckbuilding game. I fairly quickly gained a relic that allowed me to see the top card of my deck as long as it wasn't upgraded. However, you can see what kind of upgrade the top card has before drawing it, so by only upgrading a couple of cards each...

I only got one wrong and only because one of the blocks in the game used to have a very similar name.