Recent reviews by [D]Force I

Smash, Break, Land like a BOSS! This is as close to real world flying in a simulator that you will get short of Microsoft's offerings. Extensive set of air-frames and land units. TACAN is your friend in this world. Make new ones and play with the big boys on this journey into the skies. No Xbox controllers allowed. Get VR, a flight stick and dual throttle if you want to take this to another level. Your wallet will hate you.

While I accept the reviews are Overwhelmingly positive.
There is a seriousness here that anyone wanting real company should accept.
This is not a replacement for real world friends and if you find yourself needing to start this before your real life chores, perhaps seek professional help.
Pocket Waifu is far from the real life thing.
If I'm being honest this is at best a waste of compute.
10/10 for looks but if the twitter handles are anything to go by. Looks like a porn peddling game.
I do wonder if these apps are using my GPU to mine some form of crypto for someones gain.
I don't have the energy to find out. I'm sure someone will want to rip the models though.

I was one of the many who gave the green light on releasing as Open source when it had a paid for version (Blender Publisher) which I paid for.. Wish I kept the email from Ton now but its part of the incredible history of this project.
It's been my go to for well over two decades now and it never fails to surprise me.
My one gripe was that it's taken a long time to get ray-tracing support.
It's the best open source project I've used other than Linux.

With this DLC this sky's the limit! Although I would very much love to make 64 bit exe now so I'm not at that 2 GB RAM cap.

It sure plays much better on PC than on mobile phone. Better for tablet.
*Thumbs UP*

If this is what dating sims have boiled down to I'll give it a miss cheers.
Not a bad time waster.. It is fairly monetised and every day you have to login otherwise you don't capture the free events and have to put your hand in your wallet...
You can reset/prestige your current run to then run through the game at a faster pace and collect crystals which are the in game currency.
The Text messaging/chatting is an interesting feature I've never had in a game so the simple events that determine how many of the pics a girl is going to send you.. Meh..
Its music track is surprisingly catchy all two minutes of it.
Enough to have it on repeat and no other music track is in the game.. I had to turn it off after a few days. It was too much.
The characters are quite different and personalities seem well rounded.
You could have used stable diffusion to generate most of the girls and backgrounds making me think if any of the art was legit or not.
As I said... Not bad.

Sorry Capcom you are 30 years too late.
Do not waste your money. Nice try with the Free SFII but without button mapping its a terrible gaming experience.
The user experience is just not worth it. Capcom should be ashamed.

I had my fill of arcade emulation back in the mid 90's even then I could custom map keys/buttons to anything.
Its funny reading some of these reviews about performance in that back in the days of Pentium 90Mhz the games still played just as well as the arcade. IMO you could have had a satisfying experience with an actual emulator that fulfils all gaming requirements than an over the top 3D cabinet browser..

Capcom should have R & D'd the sh!zz out of this before making it. Their down votes consumer base will be 40 somethings writing these scathing reviews.
I can't down vote this any further as they have already hit bottom XD So have to give it thumbs up to get the review posted.
Yes the kids that played the actual arcades for real think Capcom should not make monetised emulators! Leave the emulation to someone who knows then work in a monetising solution.

A cautionary tale for kids and parents. This could well have been based on a true story which is what makes it so compelling. I guess the budget couldn't stretch to a full feature film so voice actors and 3D was the only other way to tell it.
Cool story bro!

It makes me laugh that after 3 years a game has been released that takes advantage of the steam controller.
It uses all the features on the steam controller too!
Even the gyro.

Someone took the look of Animal Crossing and mixed with My Time at Portia; Bit of a winner for the kids, and big kids I guess.

I like the crafting mechanics in this game. You can literally build anything if you have the resources and the right size blueprint. I wanted to build a bridge over a river to get to the other side and there was a blueprint for it. I took about 10 mintues to craft a pretty simple brige but it still looked good.
You have a simplified 3D interface which allows you to drop pre-fabs in to craft the item to your specs (Scale/Rotate/Move are available) . Certainly encourages the creative crafting aspect.
You can also buy extra things like paint and fabric materials as well as 'stampy' template textures.
Just don't expect to be crafting everything. You have a very small movement area which even though its small you don't really want it to be big as your resources rely on rock and wood mainly. Not sure where you are supposed to mine when you have taken all the rocks though.
Seems like a good game and wasn't until 3 hours into the game that I discovered I had to meet the fisher dude at the beach before I could craft a fishing rod. The fishing mechaninc is much different from any other fishing mechanic I've used so you'll have to try a couple of times before you catch a fish. Just need an online presents but for now its a well paced quest line.
Note there is no online presence so don't expect an MMO experience.