Recent reviews by MyUrp1

Sweet, sad, and touching
Reopened forgotten wounds
Had to uninstall

The base game (core levels) is well done and entertaining. Beyond that... is kludgeville. Entertaining at first, but shallow and directionless. It's a great engine and so much more could be done with it. Worth buying, enjoy it for what it is, and then move on.

Oh yeah, expect to get Noita'd a lot. But finding surprising ways to die is half the fun. (and again, why not to get too invested in the game)

tldr; Space Legos you can blow up to your heart's content

This is an entertaining build and destroy spaceship sandbox game. The UI and graphics are great. Build your spaceship component-by-component from the ground up, then drop it into the battlebox to blow up other spaceships. Learn, improve, or modify plentiful stock models, it's loads of fun.

There's a large PvP community where you can fight other humans. Or you can play Career mode which a bare bones but fun dopamine ladder, starting with a teeny ship, and flying around blowing up pirates and collecting bounties and scavanging until you build your way to a giant dreadnaught that eats your CPU. The end game gets a little laggy. But over all its lots of fun!

Funny, entertaining, and not half as insanifying as it makes itself out to be. Watch a few speedrunners, learn how to play, and you'll do well (with lots of mistakes and plummets down the mountain... that are so easily reversed once you know what you're doing.)

Great art
entertaining gameplay
Awful deathsquitoes. Use online world generator map to avoid plains at all costs!
https://valheim-map.world/

Lots of fun killing *hordes* of zombies. It's an awesome sight when the end wave arrives and the screen is completely filled a writhing mass of undead flesh pushing towards your colony, which you then mow down with all sorts of firepower.

Other than that, it's just RTS meets Tower Defense, nothing special there. But the theme and the reasonably well balanced map generation makes it very replayable.

One last thing: do *not* forget to use "flat" mode periodically to hide the terrain and see where the zombies are going to sneak into your base and destroy everything. Absolutely critical, many newbies quit because they don't realize this feature exists.