The amount of paid DLC is gross and the game crashed within 30 minutes of playing. It seems like most sim/4X/strategy games on PC are expensive. The game didn't hold my attention, either. It seems deep, but the DLC bothers me.

The slowdown was very noticeable.

Furry Power Stone?

Match 3s are boring.

It's a decent puzzle game, but nothing special.

8-bit sports game/10.

8-bit sports game/10.

It didn't hold my attention.

Where's the gameplay? At least with an idle game like Cookie Clicker I don't have to spend as much time actively playing.

I blame Rogue Legacy for popularizing the grindy dopamine treadmill subgenre of roguelikes.

A by-the-numbers FPS. Revolutionary or not, it's still very bland.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has the same problems plaguing this type of game; the combat feels passive, the level design is soul-crushingly linear/restricted, and there's little to no variety in the enemies or mission objectives.

Enjoy your $30 limited edition SNES ROM that doesn't even include Super Mario World like the later version.
It was a dick move not to put this on the virtual console.

I encountered four serious bugs within one hour of playing. I shouldn't need to mod a 2015 game to make it playable. The load times are horrendous even on an SSD. The graphics are subpar for 8th-gen AAA standards and the 60 FPS cap is annoying. The plot setup doesn't allow for much in the way of roleplaying, which is one of the sole redeeming qualities of modern Bethesda games... Did we need another Fallout story about finding a family member we see for five seconds before something bad happens?

Hundreds of dollars worth of paid DLC...

I don't think this is my kind of game. The optimization seems poor. I get framerate drops even when there are no units on screen...
Too much paid DLC.

The performance issues on modern hardware are horrific and the third-party fix appears to be unavailable. For $10, they could at least make sure it works... It seems like a run-of-the-mill RTS from what I played (which wasn't much.)