Recent reviews by Rasteri

A visually stunning and easy-to-play game, Luma Island enchants with its cozy atmosphere. It may not provide intricate gameplay, but it’s ideal for lighthearted relaxation.

Demo was little too short. It displays only minor crimes like vandalism, wrong parking and brief bank robbery. Don't get me wrong I mostly liked what I saw, it's gameplay, high-octane car and helicopter chases, giving tickets, reading the rights and beating criminals with the baton. Also the top-down view works well in this game.

the story and setting itself tickles my movie nostalgia nerves, but I was missing information on whether the game also contains some sort of "real" detective work, clues, conclusions and such things and is it possible to make right/wrong/grey choices that affect main the story.

After playing the demo, I don't think it's ready for release in 2025, but I like the game's unique dragon shelter concept. But what else we can do with those dragons than just breed and shelter 'em? Transfer goods, conquer the world, warm monks houses?

Please don't rush with the publishing, this game has some potential to be good.

Played through the demo and my first impressions are that there's just nothing new here, except the skill points when you create your character. You use some sliders, choose theme, genre, features and marketing plan, then publish your game. You receive the income immediately, and sales don't seem to continue. You just start make another game and that's it.

There is at least three more better and much deeper games in this category, can't recommend this one. It has great name tho.

Näin enemmän vaivaa järjestäessäni jonkun toisen huonetta kuin omaani ikinä (IRL). Erittäin hauska ja kodikas peli hyväntahtoisella tarinalla. Se ei ole siis vain laatikoiden purkamista ja tavaroiden lajittelua.. tai no enimmäkseen on, mutta joo.. Voisi sisältää enemmänkin pelattavaa. Yllättävän koukuttava kokemus kaiken kaikkiaan.

it's a short but enjoyable Turtles game that captures the spirit of its arcade predecessors. Very fun, if you can get a group of pals to play it.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun captures the fast-paced action of classic '90s shooters and every weapon in your arsenal is tremendously fun to use. But some of the levels aren't varied enough, so it's easy to get lost. Also having to disengage from the action and search for health pick-ups is bit annoying.

In the story of Road 96, a group of teenagers are worried about their future and decide to cross the country's northern border towards freedom.

One at a time, the player guides teenager's striving to cross the border, whose successes and failures are reflected not only in the next teenager's achievements, but also in the end looming at the end of the last episode. A road trip that proceeds procedurally consists of several pre-written events and encounters, the random order of which has an effect on the flow of the plot.

Crossing a closely guarded border is not easy, but even more complex. Depending on your financial situation, part of the journey can be done by taxi or bus. If the coins are low, the player can also resort to, for example, hitchhiking or simply walking a mile at a time. However, if the character travels without food and sleep, the escape may end before it has even properly begun.
You can earn money, for example, from the characters you meet, either by honest means or by simply stealing. In addition, the player can make his journey easier with the abilities available from the characters, which vary from lockpicking to hacking.

The sequence of events drawn by the algorithm mixes the story into something new every time you play through, which in itself makes Road 96 one of the most interesting story-driven indie titles I've played in a while. If you like games like Firewatch, Telltale's Walking dead or Life is Strange, I would gladly recommend this game to you.

The first time I played through I noticed that the game is very short (About 12 hours) and when the game ends you cannot continue your progress. You only get the final statistics. Also only 5% of my total income was from the movies I produced myself, the rest I got by investing in other studios. That is, if you want any challenge, don't invest too much in competitors' film studios, otherwise you'll be swimming in money right from the start.

There is also some graphical bugs and glitches, but most annoying bug is when you want to promote specific actor from C -class to the B or higher, you can't. Because the whole game just freezes and you have to restart the game.

Here are the minor bugs I've encountered so far.
- Producers pictures disappears in some point of the game.
- Writers movie genres experience listing thingy's background doesn't stretch according to text.

Game's UI feels sometimes clunky, and when you go to research section I would place new genres somewhere else, to a more central location.

Overall I enjoyed the game very much even it feels short, unpolished or even unfinished, but I would not recommend the game for people who are not familiar with the game genre or with a similar user interface. Tutorial isn't helping much. At least not yet. I hope game gets more fixes and content in the upcoming updates and patches.

This game is now a ♥♥♥♥ stain in my steam profile. Only because I haven't played the game in about a year. Smilegate RPG and Amazon games, what a joke.