Andre Schoolman

The menus are difficult to navigate, and the controls are pretty broken. Once you manage to understand the overlapping controls, the game can be enjoyed, but this game's enjoyment factor wears off after a few games. Ragdoll physics and stupid physics are the majority to this game's offerings, which get stale quick. Game should honestly be $3.99, not $7.99

Pretty fun. If you like games such as Minecraft, V Rising and The Forest, with Base Building, survival aspects, bosses, and exploration, you'll enjoy this game. The bosses aren't difficult if you scale correctly, and the base building feels very well-developed. Fun with friends. The game never feels forced, which adds to the chill experience. The graphics could use an update, though.

A welcome successor to the original. Procedurally generated worlds, new obstacles, and a smoother experience overall are just some of the improvements introduced in this second version. Play with up to 8 players local co-op. Definitely a rage-inducing game if you play with the wrong people.

This game comes off as a rage-inducing game that is fun with friends, but the puzzles aren't difficult, or require that much collaboration, so there isn't much rage. Simple game. Not much too it. The versus game parts could use more content, but most of the modes are enjoyable. Not bad for a $4.99 game.

Fun party game if you and your friends are d***s and enjoy challenging each other. Can be played local co-op with controllers. Lots of levels to unlock and skins. Game isn't complex. Place objects, be the only one to get to the finish line. Friends not included.