Recent reviews by Nichodeamus

It has a few bugs (which hopefully they will get patched up quickly), and it also has a few other issues.. The one which I personally find most irritating, is the lack of proper ultrawide screen resolutions. But overall, it is still an amazingly original game. And I am really enjoying playing it.

It's the first open world game to come along in years, where they have put lots and lots of world simulation and variety of gameplay into it, instead of stripping everything down and making everything simpler and more repetitive.

This is by far the best stickman combat game. It's the actual weighty physics which makes it so much better than the rest.

Back when I got Demeo, I liked it quite a bit, but I kept thinking this could be more awesome if it had more characters and the ability to play a whole campaign rather than just a couple of floors in a dungeon. So now, playing Battlemarked, it looks like they have done pretty much exactly what I wanted. And after just an hour of playing, it seems like an excellent way to play DnD campaigns.

Just an awesome game for people who like to build and optimize.

It's just another super cheap piece of 💩 game. Graphics look like they were done by a toddler. Controls are abnormal, so not intuitive. And they have no descriptions or hints to figure out how most of the controls actually work. Nor any kind of information about how to use items or carry or put away, ect... And no options to rebind or change any of the controls. Personally, I don't enjoy wasting time just trying to experiment with button presses to see if I can figure out how anything works.

After 2 hours of playing, I'm still following step by step instructions.
Either this is one seriously long gameplay tutorial, or else the main "story" is just a never ending series of instructions...
Either way, I'm not having any fun at all, since I don't get to make any kind of choices.
And I don't have the patience to keep playing to find out if the tutorial ever ends.

An excellent way to just relax and waste some time with friends. And they continue to improve it all the time.

It's just another POS free-to-play grindfest, full of extremely overly complicated selections of characters and skills and unlocks and abilities and weapons and utilities and ammo and multiple types of currencies and points and limited-time ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, etc, etc, etc..

The interface is a complicated nightmare to try and figure out, because of all the complicated time wasting crap to earn and unlock and select. And the actual gameplay isn't even that fun.

There is apparently no freedom or creativity allowed for the player.
It's all just performing linear and predetermined tasks, in order to complete each house.