We Played The Worst Reviewed Games on Steam

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• SA

  @Sazar · 1 year ago · pinned

  Soooo now when water has passed under the bridge, I am willing to admit I did spend all the money…. on the wrong bullets… 😂 P.s fuck horror 😭

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• BO

  @boomnukeshroom · 1 year ago

  sazar is like the embodiment of anime characters explaining anything that just happened no matter how obvious it is

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• SP

  @SpecsWitched · 1 year ago

  Kaif you forgot to censor the IP when you initially explained it leaking the IP. <br><br>Peak Kaif moment.

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• TI

  @titusfortunus2916 · 1 year ago

  Unsafe Express is really nice to see honestly. I&apos;m a huge fan of both Eldritch stuff and also robots, so the creepy eldritch monsters that kill you and the fact all the characters are kinda-pissed-off robot girls with different cute face expressions and even the fact that the mascot that you&apos;re trying to not die to is a yellow robot named &quot;Hastur&quot; (another eldritch reference, literally &apos;The King in Yellow&apos;) made me super happy. I definitely agree with your review though, that both the sound balancing and the AI leave something to be desired. But goodness, it&apos;s just so directly up my alley it makes me happy!

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• A_

  @A_Random_Raven · 1 year ago

  So here&apos;s a bunch of backstory about the Dungeon Defenders Game:<br>Dungeon Defenders was and sort of still is a successful indie game, back when the first installment came out.<br>They then followed it up with a F2P sequel that is also still going but went through a rather troubled development.<br>After the whole &quot;franchise&quot; was on life support for a bunch of years a new studio named chromatic games took over (The studio that made the first 2 games was called Trendy Entertainment).<br>They immediately started working on a new Dungeon Defenders Game that was 50% Remake of the first game and 50% new stuff, called Dungeon Defenders Awakened.<br>They released Awakened into early access and had a horrible launch as simple things as save games were broken, but the gameplay per se worked and was decent.<br>While not great, they eventually fixed the most glarring issues and started adding content in a season type model.<br>Each Season or Episode (as they liked to call it) was supposed to add 2 Heroes and 4 Maps (keeping the 50/50 split between old and new content, so 2 old maps, 1 old hero and 2 new maps and 1 new hero) and the game was scheduled to have 1-2 Episodes per year.<br><br>Episode 1 was a bit delayed but eventually came out adding the whole 4 maps and 2 Heroes.<br>Then while showcasing new features coming in Episode 2 they announced a new game coming to early access.<br>Keep in mind this is while many players still waited for them to actually fulfill their kickstarter promises, as many promised features like splitscreen were still missing.<br>&quot;Going Rogue&quot; was said game and was a spin-off of Awakened, using the same maps, heroes, enemys and towers.<br>It was released into early access just like awakened and players quickly figured out that the game was just another gamemode you had to pay 15$ for (and the gamemode isn&apos;t great tbh.)<br>Episode 2 was set to release like a month from then. Instead Episode 2 got delayed.<br>Then they split Episode 2 into 2 seperate Parts while announcing &quot;Yeah so Episode 2 Part 1 (2 Maps and 1 Hero) will come in like 1-2 months&quot;.<br>So not only did they delay the update again, they also cut the amount of expected content by 50%.<br>Players weren&apos;t happy and the numbers of active Players in Dungeon Defenders 1 were actually higher than the numbers for Awakened.<br><br>So why is the game reviewed so badly? Simple: Both Awakened and Going Rogue are dead.<br>Going Rogue never really left early access and any content plans for it were quickly stopped after it&apos;s not too great reception.<br>Awakened got it&apos;s heavily delayed Second Season, that shipped broken and in 2 seperate parts. Afterwards they only operated on a skeleton crew to finally add their kickstarter promised features.<br>In order to keep operating, content plans were shifted back to adding content to Dungeon Defenders 2 and release additional DLC for Dungeon Defenders 1, a game that was supposed to be REMADE by Awakened.<br><br>According to their CEO they have a new Dungeon Defenders Game in the works but given how they butchered Awakened and Going Rogue there&apos;s not too many high hopes.<br><br>If somebody actually reads all of this: Thanks, I have this knowledge stuck in my head for years and years and tbh. it never comes up, so having even a single person read this is great lul

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• CL

  @ClearedDruid32 · 1 year ago

  The best part of the second game is that&apos;s like the third time a game with that exact house has appeared on this channel

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• RH

  @RhelrahneTheIdiot · 1 year ago

  Kant Counters are basically just a thing used to determine how stable reality is in any given area relative to the baseline.

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• NE

  @neodarkblade5569 · 1 year ago

  Kaif from a different video:<br>If friendly fire is possible, friendly fire will happen.

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• VA

  @Vallshen · 1 year ago

  Honestly i think something that really speaks to something that really impacts Dungeon Defenders as of late, is that while in another tab, i heard talk of turrets, the bowling ball one, so i thought &quot;Well, no shot&quot; and checked back, thinking you were playing dungeon defenders awakened, a game i did buy (and haven&apos;t really played.), only for me to have to scroll back to find out it was an entirely different game i hadn&apos;t even heard of. While not as good as the original, at least Dungeon Defenders 1 and 2 had distinct identities from eachother, and checking back now, 1 is still getting active support to this day even as well as 2.

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• RA

  @randomkiddo95 · 1 year ago

  Kaif would enjoy a bad game more than a good game

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• HA

  @hattory7041 · 1 year ago

  I would like to mention that the censure of the IP address is missing at a point, despite later bluring the IP. Just fix it before anything bad happens to it.

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• AK

  @akun50 · 1 year ago

  In OG Dungeon Defenders, the turrets could be destroyed by mobs if they were in the way and/or if there was no alternate route to the crystal. &nbsp;The idea was to use the barricades to dissuade them from the shortest path and then stack your turrets near the path to shred them. &nbsp;However, getting in was often necessary to get the resources needed to make the turrets for the early waves, and also to keep the later waves under control. &nbsp;What ultimately killed my interest in the game was how freaking heavy the loot grind was to get anything remotely useful.

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