Recent reviews by Eeveeo

✅ Recommended
🕹️ Incredibly immersive world... but the writer’s views? Not so much.

"The Wizarding World is magic. The writer's views? Less so."

Hogwarts Legacy is a fantastic game, offering all the magical adventure you could ask for. The world-building, the spellcasting, the ability to attend Hogwarts — it’s all a dream come true. But I can’t ignore the fact that the writer’s transphobic views have cast a shadow over an otherwise amazing experience.

It’s frustrating when a game like this, which should be inclusive and welcoming, is associated with someone whose beliefs contradict those values. That being said, the game itself is still magical, even if the person behind the story could use a lesson in empathy and respect.

If you can separate the art from the artist, this game is worth playing. Just be mindful of where your support goes.

10/10 — love the game, but maybe let’s keep the magic free from hate. ✨🪄

✅ Highly Recommended
🕹️ Played way too much — and yes, I’m a real mortician

"Finally, a game that lets me unwind after work... by doing more work with corpses."

Graveyard Keeper is like Stardew Valley wandered into a crypt and got wonderfully weird. As a real-life mortician, I didn’t expect a pixel-art game to make me laugh this much while still capturing the vibe of managing the dead, balancing priorities, and juggling odd requests from the living.

The humor is dark and clever, the gameplay loop is incredibly addictive, and the world-building is rich with charm and weird medieval logic. One minute I’m chopping wood, the next I’m debating the ethics of selling questionable meat pies. You know — just like real life. 😅

It’s cozy, it’s quirky, it’s surprisingly deep — and yes, I absolutely cackled at how accurate some parts are (and how gloriously wrong others are). Whether you’re in the death care field or just love management sims with a spooky twist, Graveyard Keeper is a must-play.

10/10 — would exhume suspiciously fresh corpses again. ⚰️🕯️🪦💀

✅ Recommended
🕹️ My friends dragged me in — now I’m the base-building, food-cooking, torch-placing den mother.

"Core Keeper: Come for the chaos, stay because everyone else forgot how to craft a pickaxe."

Started playing just to hang out... ended up managing a cave full of gremlins who keep waking up ancient bosses and forgetting to eat. The game’s a cozy, pixel-art gem with chill vibe.

Great solo, legendary with friends (especially if you like being the responsible one while they dig straight to their doom). 10/10 would yell "Dinner's ready!" in a glowing mushroom farm again.

🪓🍄🕯️👩‍🍳👾

✅ Highly Recommended
🕹️ Time played: Enough to forget what sunlight looks like

"Came for the zombies, stayed for the base-building addiction and panic attacks every 7th night."

7 Days to Die is like Minecraft and Left 4 Dead had a gritty, chaotic baby — and I love it. One minute you're peacefully looting a toilet for murky water, the next you're screaming because a feral zombie just Kool-Aid Man'd through your wall.

The crafting system is huge, the base-building is dangerously addictive, and the blood moon hordes? Pure chaos in the best way.

Whether you're into solo survival or chaotic co-op with friends who accidentally blow up your base, this game delivers. It's brutal, hilarious, and endlessly fun.

10/10 — would punch zombies and build underground bunkers again.

✅ Recommended
💻 15 hrs on record
🕹️ Completed

"Weirdly satisfying, darkly funny, and way more fun than it has any right to be."

Finished it in under 15 hours and enjoyed every second. Great level design, smooth gameplay, and just enough challenge to keep it interesting. The humor is spot on, the tools are fun to upgrade, and cleaning up chaos has never felt so rewarding.

If you’re into quirky indie games with a twist, don’t skip this one. Total hidden gem! 🧼🩸🧽

A Purrfectly Delightful Cat-venture!

If you’re feline like a cozy, whisker-twitching adventure, A Castle Full of Cats is the cat’s meow! This hidden object game is pawsitively charming, with beautifully illustrated scenes overflowing with adorable, mischievous kitties.

The art is claw-some, the music is purrfectly soothing, and the variety of cats keeps every level hiss-terically fun. Just when you think you’ve found them all—bam!—more sneaky felines appear.

If you love cats and charming puzzles, this game is a must-play. 10/10 – Would get lost in a cat castle again! 🐾

10/10 JOY game.

Cats.
Enough said.

Overall cute game, cleaning was relaxing and the investigation has many twists and turns. Played the game a couple times to have all achievements

Euhm ? I think I'd recommend this ... But like at the same time ,maybe not.
It's very ''grotesque'' and honestly a bit too much squelshy. But it was just enough for it to be beautiful, I've honestly taken a few minutes to look at all the art and a lot more time in the last part of the game. The statues were simply mesmerising...
Very good for someone mostly looking for the atmospheric part of this game.
HOWEVER, anyone with trypophobia, rhizophobia and misophobia (for moist noises) ... maybe this is not the game for you.

But in any case I LOVED this game. I'm going to stay on the lookout for anything as unsettling as this one.