Recent reviews by LostScarf

To the developers Black Tabby Games for Slay the Princess.

It became an obsession I needed to play every chance I could. I delved deep into it and it delved deep into me.

I am a better human being for having played this game. It reminded me of ideas and emotions I had forgotten.

Thank you.

A pleasant experience. Solved all the puzzles in an hour or two. Then showed it to family and they enjoyed it. I would definitely pay for a 20, 50, or 100 pack. Let me pay you money FLEB.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgxxFo3xaIU&t=2s

Above is a video we did recommending the game.

Lenna's Inception is a Link to the Past with rouge like elements and its own twist with the concept of glitching. The rogue like aspect alone makes it a fun game for replay if you enjoy games like this. The story itself is pretty interesting and worth playing through on multiple runs. The writing can be funny at times, especially if you like puns, there are so many puns.

The music is great, you will bop to some of the songs.

The gameplay itself is just like Link to the Past, but the second half of the game introduces a fun mechanic that I really enjoyed and took the game to the next level.

I highly enjoyed this game and recommend it to anyone who likes top down adventure games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apWV-sY_pNU

Dicey Dungeons is a really fun rogue-like. In the video I go over the first 5 characters and do a full run with the 3rd character (The Robot)

This game is exactly what you want in a rogue-like, every decision feels like it matters. There's enough complexity and randomness to make every run feel fun and different. The music is really good, the visuals are great, and the game play is tight and fast. If they ever make a phone or tablet version, I'm buying it there.

There's the usual short comings that come with a rogue-like, but it never feels like a drag. The positives greatly outweight the negatives.

Dicey Dungeons is a solid game. I have over 1800 games and I'm constantly covering new stuff and I am currently spending my free time playing this game. That says a lot to me.

Gameplay footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z68xk-kY5Vs

Steampunk Tower 2 is an interesting beast. It was designed for Android and iOS in mind, but they tweaked it to work as a pay to own game on PC>

The gameplay is a fun take on tower defense, instead of building multiple towers around a base; the two are combined. You shuffle your guns around as you take on attacks from the land and air to the left and right of your tower. There's reloading and special abilities of your guns, with extra special abilities you can get as well.

You'll have your usual phone game fare with different currencies, but you're able to earn them outright instead of buy them. However this makes the game a major grindfest, which can be a turn off.

Visually and Audio the game is great.

I'm sorry, it's way too slow a game even for one dollar. There are far superior time wasters for free. There is potential here, but not in it's current form.

Gameplay footage of the first hour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0WRDVZfDYo

Senran Kagura Peach Beach Splash is a lot of boobs.
If you've played a Senran game before, it's that but a 3rd person shooter instead.

The way this game works, you and your team of Ninja ladies go around and shoot up a map full of enemies.
Eventually you'll take on other ninjas and beat them in water gun combat.
You'll finish them off with water attacks that will...strip them of their dignity.

The game is competent and fun underneath all the boobs and jokes.

Gameplay footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wivbTLoWS1Y

Verdant Skies is a light animal crossing. It's a nice casual game, a good wind down game. You go around and farm, gather materials, fish, and forge relationships.

This is definitely a game to play if you want to wind down, there's not enough to chew through, just good to play when you want to relax.

Gameplay footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktQFQijz2mg

Wartile is a beautifully crafted game with an interesting idea. It's hexed based combat, but it's cooldown based.

Every mission you can have up to 5 characters on the map and try to complete the quest and side quests. Movement and actions of your characters are all cooldown based. There's no waiting for the enemy team, you move your units and they move themselves. So you have to constantly pay attention to what's going on while you fight and explore the maps.

On the hub board; you can recruit characters, decide who to take on your quest, equip characters, upgrade characters, and load out cards.

The cards dictate what special abilities you may have on the quest you go on.

It's an interesting idea that sometimes goes well, but sometimes doesn't. But overall the game is an enjoyable experience.

Gameplay footage of the first 7 days of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVIz-dM5o_8

This game is cute and sweet and refreshing.
In the last game you were a matchmaker, in this game you're managing couples and their neighborhood. So you're helping them go to the next level of their relationships and building a little town for them to enjoy.
The mini games are nice and the game itself is just fun.

If you enjoyed Matchmaker, you will enjoy this one.

What's interesting is you're managing a town like a mobile game, but without the whaling part. All the money you earn is in game to build up your town or help out your couples. You can earn money with the characters. Kitty will also evaluate your performance and you'll make money that way too.