Recent reviews by Awesome McCoolname

10/10, would recommend, very a-nice!

A enjoyable breezy game with several endings. Incredibly cute art style and the music is incredibly sweet. Definitely recommend it and it's always nice trying for all achievements with a really endearing story that really feels like it could have been molded into a much bigger game.

It's a cute experience. Decent graphics and nice music with a cute camera function. Would suggest speedrunning/playing it all at once since this does have a minor save system overlook (can save in beginning of each island but even then it might not work and once you leave the application/game, it completely erases all your progress). It's extremely short either way (25/40 mins at most) and quite easy, haven't ran into any other particular issues (unless the final boss was meant to completely restore its health, but considering the while it still takes to beat it, perhaps for the best keep progress throughout the battle). You can choose from three weapons and it's mostly a small lil adventure. Ironically playable with a controller as long you use the left stick to move/Y to interact and mouse/keyboard for the rest or just do mouse/keyboard. Would not advice using right stick unless fullscreen as it moves the mouse cursor (which might not entirely work if in windowed mode). Advisable using English language.

I can definitely recommend it, with a quite extensive library of Vocaloid musics at the grasp of your own hand. It is a purely rhythm game though, there's no plot or story here, it is quite blunt in what it does best (in a DDR-esque system), so if plot is what you're searching for, you ain't finding it here (not unless you're savvy in exploring the context and meaning of the words in the actual songs themselves, which do kinda say a story each). Game runs smoothly... as long your computer is far capable of handling it! My laptop can chug quite a big which might not be adequate for a game that requires precision and timing when it involves lag of perhaps too many 3D models, haha. Has a score system and a ranking level. To couple with that you also can change your modules to either their recommended set/outfit (which can grant achievements) or let your creativity run wild and let Miku have her own shark biting in her head or a incredibly iconic 'stache. Either that or draw some funny looking t-shirts for the crew.

Also make sure the button layout matches the one in your own controller! You might need to set it depending on what you're using. I actually just about managed to be lucky and my Xbox controller working just fine.

*table flip*

that's it that's the game

But honestly speaking, this game has it all. Besides the classic games, the community alone makes it strive far more beyond the unimaginable. It's a extremely solid multiplayer tabletop simulation game for the nerdies out there and even beginners who don't know squat about tabletop games (it teaches them to learn more about tabletop games in general), definitely worth the time and money to finally enjoy these online. Game runs smoothly, as well as expected. It is ultimately fun and you can even create your own games and import several assets.

A definitely quite addictive game with grotesquely gruesome bosses to face, haha. It can definitely quite escalate in difficulty, but underneath the lighthearted, lavishly green plains that you start with, hides a whole lot than meets the eye, caves you'll definitely find yourself quite lost in! It is very similar to Minecraft, but in my honest opinion, I found Terraria far more suitable for myself as a 2D venture for those who find themselves more suited for that. Overall, there's a whole variety of armors, weapons, helmets and so much more you can also craft to survive in the wilderness of Terraria's own world. The soundtrack is bizarrely unique and can also definitely instill quite some fear also into you in the right times. You can also enjoy yourself with multiplayer and friends in the world you created, which, I think adds even more to the experience as you try to help out each other as you build yourself stronger and with bigger, stronger ammunition towards bigger bosses and even creating fairly unique planned out house/castle/hideout(s) throughout the plains.

Still as amazing as it always has been, smooth gameplay and the extraordinarily nice soundtrack it always had since the games' creation. The game is incredibly quite polished up and quite frankly, I wouldn't change anything else about it. So if you still haven't played this old classic, this remake is definitely quite faithful and does quite a lot of justice to it. It's a young, lighthearted premise of going through a dream world, choosing between Claris and Elliot's own plot and goals while ultimately helping out Nightopia, a creative labour from the people who helped make it happen.

It's a really nice multiplayer game you can easily play with your own friends and make lobbies with each other, entertaining adequate music and fun little characters with a wide variety you can also purchase as DLC if you so prefer. Contains plenty of characters that are a culmination of Fruitbat Factory's own works and efforts and the gameplay can be vicious enough to go right back at it again, hoping RNG doesn't screw you over against your lively ol' pals, haha. Regarding your strategy, it can definitely work and the right character, but even so, the game can be smart enough to easily pull that rug as well! Overall, a very nice tabletop kind of game you can play with anyone, easy enough to understand. Play the right cards and you can (hopefully!) achieve victory.

A really genuinely heartwarming visual novel with a few serious moments. Might not blow your mind, but definitely still quite enjoyable to see the characters interacting with themselves and their relations. There's a whole lot of build up to it you might not understand that really makes it worth playing through it. There's so much you can only do in the actual game, but even so, it manages to provide a few not very hard puzzles. It feels very reminiscent of a point n' click game depending on how you play it. So if you want to go back in some old mans' own memories, be my guest. I feel like it's best to try to undersell it as much as I can so you can see it for your own self.

Definitely recommend it, a short and really unique game you can play. You play as a young princess and throughout the game, you wind up aiding illnesses from regular villagers and strange looking creatures by zapping and shooting into the nasty viruses in order to advance through the plot (gates requiring enough of them beaten). Simple as it gets, with varying difficulties and definitely quite reminiscent of a Game Boy Color game and even has a little marriage gimmick. You can easily dodge enemies' attacks and strike them back with bombs also or heal yourself, if you prefer. Easy enough to 100% and not laborous at all.