Resistance’s guerrilla tunnels change how you approach maps. Surprise attacks feel powerful.

Buying beaters, fixing frames, flipping wheels Car Dealership Simulator 2 deepens the auto trade loop with satisfying detail.

Difficulty scales sharply. Later levels demand mastery of synergy, gear, and positioning.

The Chicago World’s Fair sections glowed curiosities, inventions, and fairground lights masked darker hints. Atmosphere nailed that Progressive Era intrigue.

I laughed when my penguin smashed into seals. The ragdoll effects and cartoon violence are silly but endlessly entertaining.

I love the variety of cars. Switching from small vehicles to monster trucks shifts challenge and encourages totally new builds.

Visuals are bleak but hauntingly beautiful. Concrete towers, wires, flickering lights dystopia looks heartbreakingly real.

Melee combat feels visceral. Clashing swords, clanging armor, the weight of each strike it’s beautifully brutal.

The story of Mai and her grandfather across eras gripped me. Ancient caves, submerged ruins, dystopian futures converge in haunting beautiful overlap.

Every run’s different thanks to random loadouts and wild action. It’s retro with a modern edge that I keep chasing.