Terraria is a very fun game, lots of content too, if a bit grindy. worth a buy on GOG. know that crossplay multiplayer is possible, including with steam, but it will take some work. not as simple as click and go, but its worth the tradeoff. WARNING on installation, the progress bar might halt and get stuck. DON'T freak out! if that happens to you, try redoing the installation, wait until it gets stuck, and go to the GOG terraria folder, keep the installer open. Inside the GOG terraria folder, look for the 'redistributables' , I think something like 'XNA, refresh' in that folder you'll need to install it to make the progress bar continue. hope this aids you
These are great games, no doubt. Especially Union city. The issue lies withe graphics being AI upscaled. While I understand these are older games, its really not hard to redraw assets yourself, especially considering the very small size of these 3 games. Using AI to do it for you looks good, and is fast, but really cheap and it shows. great games, I do reccomend buying it just keep in mind the quick and easy solution was used here, and the originals are still available in other places.
Faster Than Light is a fun game. Its also very punishing. I'll go over its faults first. -the soundtrack is pretty good in most cases, but kind of falls flat on most areas. for example, you'll hear the main menu theme a lot between runs, and its ok at first, but its not just that it might et old, its actually just bad. -the difficulty is an awesome challenge, but if you're looking to have fun first, so you can enjoy the game when you want it to be more difficult later, I reccomend playing easy mode, which should really be called normal mode. The good things -like I mentioned before, the soundtrack can be very good in some places, very enjoyable. -sound design is also very good, you can understand a lot of whats going on by listening, and the sounds aren't grating. -The art style is very consistent, pixel art with a rigid pallette throughout, no complaints about the art here. -Gameplay, while difficult, is also pretty fun. 'addicting' is a pretty negative word, so I think 'enjoyable to return to' is how it could be described. -if you like achievements, but don't like using launchers, you can rest easy. In game achievements are accessible through the stats menu on the title screen. Advanced edition adds a lot more variety, but isn't a massive overhaul, nor does it need to be. Just make sure if you'd like to see the new content, you enable it on the ship screen.
