Hello there fellow house hunters of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with what should be a fairly short review with House Tycoon 2 by Haza games. Now if you are like me you probably don’t care about this review at all because you are more concerned with the ongoing The Hunt: Mega Edition. And that is exactly why I chose to review House Tycoon 2 this week, a quick an easy review for the week that will not take me too long so I can continue to focus on my stuff for the Mega Hunt review. Anyway let’s move on and get this over with.
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Leftovers-Wood Scraps 1
Hello there Roblox event hunters of Roblox, WoodReviewer here, and if you are anything like me you have played way too much Roblox this week trying to complete The Hunt Second Edition. Unlike most of you that are chasing the million bucks, I am chasing all the bad wood grain in the event. However I still want to do a review this week, but don’t want to commit a few hours to finishing up a proper review. That leads me to my newest review type, Wood Scraps. Wood Scraps is a combination of several review short and small reviews that I can’t turn into larger reviews either due me not wanting to commit dozens of more hours to finish a review of a game that may or may not have more bad wood grain, a game being too small for a review, or a game just having a single piece of bad wood grain but I can’t write an interesting review on it other than “lol the sign post has bad wood grain this game sucks.” So be sure to join me for this bite-sized reviews that helps ensure no one feels safe from my wrath.
Continue readingTank Holder-Desert Detectors
Hello there fellow metal detectors who now own the largest tank army in the world, WoodReviewer here today to look at Desert Detectors by Diggin’ Devs. Normally when I make a review the first paragraph is some odd tangent with some kind of cliffhanger before my page break when I really start tearing into a game but Desert Detectors has bad wood grain on its thumbnail so we can skip all pretenses and just go right towards “the wood grain here sucks.”

If you can’t see it, those crates have bad wood grain. They are a bit hard to see in the thumbnail but worry not, the exact same crates are in-game so I was able to get a closer look at them there. The problem with these crates is that they just have bad wood grain everywhere; the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal parts all have bad wood grain.

Shoot ‘n Scoot-Energy Assault FPS
Hello there FPS lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with what has historically been a fairly rare thing for me to review, an FPS game, specifically Energy Assault FPS by Typical Games. I won’t go into why I so rarely reviewed FPS games before, but I will just say that I recently upgrade my computer and how I take screenshots for my reviews and as a result getting images for games that lock me into a first person perspective is much easier now. That is really good for me as it lets me create reviews easier than ever before. And for devs this should also be a good thing as I can more easily help them fix what is wrong with their games if they choose to listen to my advice. Anyway, enough of that tangent, how is the wood grain in Energy Assault FPS?
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I Like Trains-Dead Rails
Hello there fellow train lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here to take a look at a fairly recent hit game on Roblox, Dead Rails by RCM Games. For those of you who are unaware, Dead Rails is a co-op focused survival game where you drive a train to Mexico to escape a zombie outbreak. This game was a bit hard for me to review as I don’t have any friends due to the constant bullying and harassment I do to everyone around me, but thankfully I don’t need to get far in Dead Rails to find the bad wood grain. Do I need to just get to the starting area of the game? No. Do I just need to look at the main lobby where you join the game? No. Dead Rails did me the service of having bad wood grain on the Experience page which really makes my job easy.

Pizza Pizza-Work at a Pizza Place
Hello there pizza lovers of Roblox, WoodReivewer here again for my almost annual review of Work at a Pizza Place by Dued1. For those of you who are unaware, Work at a Pizza Place was the first game I ever properly reviewed and that combined with its continued popularity makes it a perfect candidate to rereview to see if any wood grain ever gets fixed in any game. So, has the wood grain in this classic game improved over the years?
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Wheel of Woodshame-Inkwave’s UGC Homestore
Hello there fellow EBR haters of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with my most recent review of the EBR Wheel of Woodshame, this time featuring Inkwave’s UGC Homestore by Inkwave. As it has been a while since my last EBR Wheel of Woodshame I should probably do a quick refresher on what exactly this entails. You see, EBR, also known as the Elite Builders of Robloxia, is an elite group of elite Roblox builders that are known for their elite builds that feature the most elite building possible on Roblox. As a result of them being so elite they should have no problem passing my simple tasks and have nothing but the best possible wood grain in their games. As a result the Wheel of Woodshame is a virtual wheel that isn’t really a wheel but me just clicking on EBR members profiles at random and checking out their showcases for bad wood grain. Does this cause me to feature the more recent members because they are in the front page of the members list and as a result make this less random? Yes. But I never said the wheel was fair. So with that intro out of the way, let’s see how I leave did.
Continue readingNot Forgotten-Tower Defense Simulator
Hello there tower defense lovers who didn’t want to wait another five years to see my review of the modern version of Tower Defense Simulator, WoodReviewer here with my 2025 review of Tower Defense Simulator by Paradoxum Games. I’m sure some of you are probably wondering why I am deciding to review Tower Defense Sim. I mean, it isn’t exactly uncommon for me to rereview games from my older reviews, but usually I have a reason if it is either tradition, some major update or some other major Roblox event. To be completely honest here, the entire reason I am making this review is because the Tower Defense Simulator hard badge in the recent The Winter Showcase event was super hard and it took me like 10 hours of in-game grinding and attempts to get. Only for the badge to be changed the next day to be much easier. This is a hate review fueled by anger even more than most of my other reviews, which says a lot when I’ve been hate posting for almost a decade now.
So, how is the wood grain in Tower Defense Simulator?
Continue readingItty Bitty Problems-Itty Bitty City
Hello there city lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with a look at Itty Bitty City by Taco Devs. Itty Bitty City is a fairly simplistic city whose main focus on building out a city rather than micromanaging 40 different small and unfun things to build up your town. Yes, I have been playing another city building game, and no I will not tell you what it is. You will have to just stalk me to see what games I’m playing like a true fan. Back to Itty Bitty City, overall this game is fairly small in the number of building types it has so despite building most of my city over half a year ago it wasn’t going to get a proper review but instead be banished to my “games which have bad wood grain but not enough to warrant a full review because then that review would be too short” folder. But recently the game received a Halloween update 4 months ago and now it has just enough bad wood grain to warrant a full review. So, how is the wood grain in Itty Bitty City?
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A Small Area-Lootify
Hello there chest lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with with an amazing quest into adventure and loot with Lootify by Yes Madam. For those of you who are unaware, Lootify is and adventure game where you loot dungeons and battle bosses in quest to find epic weapons. However, I don’t care about epic weapons, I just care about wood grain. So, how is the wood grain in Lootify? Not very good.
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