Recent reviews by Gwinda

I would love to say, WOW what a great game.

But if I can only play for 3 minutes at a time, before it crashes, it's hard to get a positive picture of the game. The frustration is beyond what can be expressed verbally, figuratively or imaginatively. No programmable, logic or base building features in the world can make up for this crash feast!

In the end It looks very promising, but that is something I can only verify when I can play a whole game sitting without crashing every 3 minutes. I would wait to buy this game until they sorted out the annoyingly frequent crashes.

Sure, a lot of people seems to be able to play it fine, so it must be something related to some certain hardware configurations. My setup is: i9, Win11, 96GB RAM, RTX 4090.
Please leave a comment if you have a similar setup and got it to work, or if you are experiencing the same frustration!

I wish there was a middle "thumb", but I will give the game a thumb down because in the end, I could have been doing something else these 5 hours. I love train games so I jumped on this one, even if it looked a bit childish.

It's a nice looking "game" with a nice story but soon you realize it's all about point, click, repeat. There is no "game" element, not even a puzzle. The narrative in the beginning of each pre-made map pretty much not only tell you what to do, it also show you with arrows exactly what to do. There is no element of surprise or problem solving. I "played" through the whole game in 5 hours and could probably have done it faster if I wasn't so tired I fell a sleep from time to time while "playing".

The images you see in the screenshots are indeed the FULL maps in each scenario. You can't build anything or control any trains. Building the "city" is completely pointless, it has no purpose or function in the "game".

This "game" should have been a free App on a tablet instead (I got it on sale for less than 3€). If you are a 3 or 5 year old kid you might enjoy it, more as an interactive tale. So for younger kids I can imagine it's a fun "App", but as an adult, stay away from it, it's a complete waste of time.

Another sad example of a mobile app trying to grab some cash on the PC platform. The developer team doesn't seem to know what PC gamer want. Staring at a screen, waiting for that building, or train to load/unload unless you spend "diamonds" to speed it up (and those have to buy for real cash) isn't what we enjoy. If we did we would have settled with the mobile app instead.

No, do yourself a favor, stay away from this mobile app on Steam, download it to your phone instead, where it belongs.

STAY AWAY!
This game is abandoned and has no plot, no quest, nothing except running around on a map poking some zombies or skeletons. The "portal" generates an error so you can't even leave the map and go to the "next" one.
The sad point is that Steam still gets 30% of what you pay for this game. Just turn around and run, ruuuun...

The graphics is really nice and the interface is easy to work with.

Unfortunately, if you play the whole tutorial you have already played the whole game! No content or updates has been released for a long time. They do claim that they are still working on it but my advice would be to wait until they start to push out updates again. In its current state it isn't more than a demo.

However, I think it will be an awesome game when it is finished but in it's current state I would advice you to wait. I will change this review when they start to push out updates.

There are a lot of crappy VR games out there, but this one truly lives up to "gaming" standard. The graphics is marvelous and the puzzels often offers more than one solution. Challenge your self! Can you solve all puzzle with only one marble?
I can highly recommend this VR puzzle game!

Love it. Every game is a new experience. Craft, defend, develop, farm and prosper.
A fun and casual sandbox game that will suck you up for hours!

The game is fun, but not that much of a challenge in normal mode. I topped the Max level of 30 before I reached the end scene. There is a "crafting" system letting you upgrade weapons and armours with powerful attributes.
The environments (maps) are beautiful but not seamless. You use portals to enter/exit each map.

I kept my weapons and armour updated and maxed out my primary weapon skills as early as possible and played it through in 20 hours. The campaign wasn't that much of a challenge and the supposed anti climax when defeating the last boss was more like "what, was this all?"

However, after playing the full campaign, a new mode is unlocked that gives more hardcore gaming.

Overall, it gave me 20 hours of game play and after the campaign, you get bigger challenges.

I love it!
Yes, it is a free card/3-in-a-row game but you can actually play it without buying stuff from the in-game store, without any notable/important limits.

Use a deck of cards to assemble a team, each with unique powers. To charge the powers you need to get enough 3 in a row of gems in the same color as your power. There is a storyline to it as well, as you go and unlock new kingdoms with new type of monsters and powers.

Although, the AI may suggest you moves, but I learned to not trust it. If you follow its advice, you usually end up with giving away opportunities to the AI instead. Try to find your own solutions instead.

Overall, a fun casual game.

What to say? I'm sure it's a fun board game but as a computer game? NO!
It's very repetitive, card by card, by card, by card.... I couldn't even stand it for a full hour of game play.

The game feels to much random based and there is very little you can do about it. I'm most happy that I got it on sale...