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Great concept in the like of SmashTV with really nice artwork. The only issue is I "beat" the game in 15 minutes and doesn't have much replay value as there's not a lot of variety. However the game is still in Early Access so I hope to see improvements!

Conclusion: Good game -- but not worth $5 until they add more content.

So many wubs, so much wobble.

This game is an amazing piece of work. A very unique shooter unlike any I've played before.

If you like dubstep and/or you like SHMUPs then you should give it a try.

Game started with a bad taste. Long initial loading and first crash occurred while entering Driver's Surname. Strange that you have to interact with story/campaign UI elements before getting access to the options menu.
The game lacks support for any resolution higher than 1920x1080 and has no support for 21:9 ultrawide resolutions [or wider]. Game runs smooth at max settings on my i5 6600K and GTX 1070.
Interesting attempt at trying to implement the "GRAVEL Channel" like you're watching yourself racing on TV but with all the official sponsorship they should've got an actual channel to jump on as well (i.e. Speed, ESPN, etc.)
Gameplay isn't that hard, just keep your line and always slipstream/draft when possible. Has a damage/collision system that is very arcadey but does affect your performance. But there is an interesting addition of a 'Rewind' feature that lets you rewind time and quickly fix any mistake you might've made; super EZ mode.
Handling is very rigid and doesn't seem like arcade or simulation -- even though it's advertised as an arcade racer, this handles nothing like SEGA Rally. Reminds me of ice skating.
With all the customization it doesn't make sense since the game isn't a sim and the handling lacks the idea of traction. There is a 'show point' system for doing drifts, jumps (via ramps), and my favorite: high speed.
The art style is very bland in my opinion. Doesn't seem like they spent much time on the racing HUD either. Ridiculously soft lighting reminiscent of a telenovela and lack of texture in the textures make everything seem as smooth as eggs which kinda makes sense since the cars slide like hockey pucks on a newly Zamboni'd rink.
Even with all these quirks the game still plays fine and is pretty fun but was super close to being 'Not Recommended'.
I really hope they fix the resolution issues with an update.

Pros:

• Deep [non-aesthetic] car customization system (suspension, transmission, brakes, etc)
  
• Real rally racers
  
• Real rally cars
  
• Real rally tracks

Cons:

• Lack of resolutions higher than 1080p
  
• Lack of ultrawide [or wider] support
  
• Butt rock soundtrack
  
• Feels like just another generic racer

Conclusion:
If racing games are your favorite video game genre, make sure to check this one out.
If racing games aren't your favorite video game genre, you won't be missing anything by skipping this one but you'll also probably have some fun if you do pick it up.

Incredibly underrated FPS. Enthralling campaign but repetitive side-quests, a la Far Cry-eqsue base capturing.

As close to a video game for the Red Dawn films as we've gotten or probably will ever get.

The multiplayer is decent as well but no one plays it anymore.

The sequel to the best game on Steam.

Was good, but never quite lived up to what it was supposed to be.

The second sequel to the best game on Steam.

You can make a living with this game, or go bankrupt.

Praise Gaben.

Mooch is a very fun, and sometimes frustratingly hard, topdown arcade/adventure game in a hand-drawn art style where you play as Blink -- a man on a mission to find all the pieces of his friend Tula's soul.

The game is immersive and innovative and will have you replaying a level over and over until you can beat it.

I recommend this game to anyone that likes a challenge.

Going in blind only to find one of the most unique roguelikes I've ever played.

Story: 7.5/10
The story is interesting and new for a roguelike. You are a clone generated on some sort of space station. You teleport to planets on a quest to scour and repair these shattered planets. You also have an alien scientist that helps you learn and explain the situation along the way -- I don't want to ruin any of it. xD

Gameplay: 8/10
All you need is a mouse to control this game, and it's incredibly functional. There are multiple types of classes to choose from, at first just the Renegade and the Assassin. Each planet you travel to has increasing "distances" or levels, that each get harder, to collect items, scrap, and crystals. You mostly use scrap to level up stats and crystals to craft or buy items. You can also recycle items for scrap. You move around and attack by clicking, with only two equipment slots -- a helmet and a weapon. Your inventory can consist of health items, projectiles and potions.

Graphics: 8/10
An appetizing take on graphics choice for this type of isometric view. It's very reminiscent of something like Shadowrun, but a little more cartoonish. The different sprites for customizing your clone is very dynamic as well. Definitely a unique style.

Sound: 6.5/10
The atmospheric music fits the game well, but for a game with a pace like this I'd expect a little more action in the soundtrack. Still the mood of the music is so very appropriate for the melancholy of the worlds you're immersed in. The sound effects are a little repetitive and could be expanded upon as well.

Overall: 7.5/10
A solid game with lots of replayability and character customization. For any fan of roguelikes this is definitely a title you need to pick up and take a look at for a slightly different take on the genre. I think with maybe a few DLC releases, possibly some new music and weapons/armor/worlds, this could become a definite standout game. You won't be disappointed in this title.

As a fan of the Suikoden series and similar titles, I fell in love with this game at first sight. It was an insta-buy for me! With such high expectaions and the huge shoes of teenage nostalgia to fill I'm proud to say this game, even in Early Access, is passing with flying colors.

Story: 10/10
I love it. I don't want to ruin anything, but this one is going places. The dialogue in this game is exactly what makes me want to play an RPG. A lot of newer RPGs have so much mindless babbling of glossary terms that you don't want to memorize. Terra Incognita has the perfect amount of vocabulary, character customization, and immersion just like it's spiritual predecessors. This is only the first chapter and I definitely want to know the rest.

Gameplay: 9/10
Anyone that's played a turn-based RPG will be familiar with the setup. It's almost just like the uniquely badass system from the Suikoden series -- you engage an enemy, choose your parties actions, attacks magic items oh my!, rinse, repeat. The amount of battles at this point is not overloading and I love a balanced experience that doesn't require farming to progress. There are a few hiccups in game mechanics, namely the lack of certain functions that I know will be polished before release.

Graphics: 9/10
The pixel art is spot on. Aside from my love for pixel art it's very in tune with the soul of the game. It almost looks like it was ripped straight from it -- doesn't look exactly look like what you think it is, but you swear it looks just like it. That's one of my favorite parts about it. :D The character portraits are also a cool blend of modern American and Japanese animation styles. The only problem is right now you can't set the window resolution or fullscreen resolution.

Sound: 10/10
The music is, simply put, perfect. It immediately brings back the memories of playing endless hours on corded controllers. The arrangements are perfect and it seems to me like their using the same instrumentation, I'm not sure but regardless, boy does it sound good to my ears.

This game has a lot of potential. For an Early Access title it has a few little user-unfriendly quirks that I hope are ironed out but it's definitely something to buy if you like RPGs or to at least watch out for when it's on sale to find that diamond in the rough for the future. For any true fan of 2D RPGs (Genesis/SNES/PSX titles alike) I'm positive you will enjoy this game. There needs to be more titles like this on Steam.

I came into the game thinking this was gonna be another run of the mill isometric topdown hack-n-slash and boy oh boy was I wrong. An in-depth strategy game with focus on base/path defense mixing the styles of Warcraft/Starcraft-like maps with Diablo-like gameplay.

Gameplay: 9/10
Hand on mouse and QWEReady to kill thousands of monsters trying to get to your base, building turrets and trap and pools of acid all along the way. You level one of several different class types that all have different abilities and weapons to help you wipe the floors wave after wave. And you don't have to do it alone since there's co-op features!

Graphics: 10/10
Simply put, the art style is my jam -- lots of bones and stones. Top quality and scales well. Just...look...at...it...

Sound: 6/10
I can hear the sound of the hordes falling at my feet but I don't hear the bagpipes echoing in the distance. The only part I felt this game lacked was an immersive audio experience. But, we all have our own music collection for that sorta thing. xD

Overall: 8/10
Strategy? Hack'n'slash? Starcraft? Warcraft? Diablo? Like any of that? You won't want to miss this.