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It's really unfortunate that the developers have gone out of business and delisted this game because it was actually quite enjoyable. Not only did it tell an interesting story but being able to swing around the map and jump on trains was a lot of fun. I'm just glad I had the opportunity to play it before it left the Steam store.

One of the most unique, interesting games I've experienced. The game allows you to carve your own path to the finish line based on different choices, while meeting interesting characters with different backstories. As you continue through the story you start finding connections between different characters, and learning more about the world you're living in. You also get to explore an incredibly beautiful map as you go, and immerse yourself in the post-apocalyptic world on your way to Road 96. It's not the longest game in the world but for $20 it's long enough and it offers a decent amount of replayability with different endings.

10/10

Not worth the money. It's roughly two hours of extra content that should probably have been free. Don't get me wrong, there was some funny stuff in here and I enjoyed the story, but c'mon. $15 for a couple hours is just ridiculous.

If you liked High on Life then this might be worth it for you but definitely do not pay full price.

The best word I can use to describe this game is "short". Don't get me wrong, it's a lot of fun to play and offers a new perspective through the eyes of Miles Morales, and the introduction of the Prowler is an interesting part of the story, but it's a disappointingly short storyline compared to Spider-Man Remastered. I beat it in about 7 hours.To be honest it feels more like an extended DLC than a full game and probably shouldn't have gotten its own release. That being said, it adds some cool combat elements that differ from the first game and much more interesting abilities from Miles. But for 40 bucks it was disappointing and I'd recommend waiting for a sale.

I've been waiting a long time for this game to come out on PC, and boy was it worth the wait. From the story line, to the characters, to the dialogue, to the combat, it was an absolute blast to play through and arguably even better than the original game. In addition to the main story the game offers quite a bit of other side content for both Miles and Peter, which makes it well worth its price tag.
However, the one thing I will say right off the bat is that performance is not the most stable if you're playing on a Steam Deck. Granted, you shouldn't be expecting great performance from a handheld that came out three years ago, but it was still frustrating when the game freezed/stuttered, and there were a few times cut scenes wouldn't fully load in during specific sequences. I also experienced a couple of crashes at different points through my play through, including one during the final boss fight. Performance issues aside, I'm still glad I could experience the story and can't wait to see what the developers cook up with Spider-Man 3.

If you're a fan of Road 96, this game will most likely be disappointing to you. Not only is it significantly shorter than the original game, but it also plays differently.
The developers for some reason thought it would be a good idea to incorporate rhythm-based mini games into the story, and it honestly doesn't feel like a necessary addition. I personally would've preferred to play it without those elements.
As far as I'm concerned, the only reason to play this game is for its backstory into Zoe's life and why she chose to leave her home. But if you're expecting it to be anything like Road 96 you're in for disappointment.

I'm not saying it's a bad game, but you should still probably wait for a sale.

Palworld is a solid, enjoyable entry into the survival genre. Although many people have described it as "Pokemon with guns" due to the *cough* similarities that Pals and Pokemon share, it's really its own game and only somewhat like a Pokemon game. Part of what usually steers me away from survival games is time commitment and difficult progression, but fortunately Palworld doesn't have those issues. The crafting system is simple, the combat is entertaining, and both upgrading your base and leveling up are a lot of fun. Whether you're playing alone or with friends I guarantee you'll have fun. I just hope Nintendo doesn't spoil the fun and this game continues to receive updates and support from the developers.

It's good but I'd recommend getting your wallpapers directly through the app to avoid stumbling across anything sus.

There are two possible reasons why you would want to download the Steam version of this app.

1: You were too lazy to open a browser.

2: You were hoping to capture footage on your Steam Deck without downloading the OBS flatpak (for some reason).

If the second reason is yours, don't bother because the Steam version of OBS doesn't function on Linux.

So yes, it works like the regular OBS app, but there isn't much reason for it to actually exist on Steam.

Good stuff. I especially liked the part where the Shardskins said “it’s sharding time” and sharded all over the place.