Évaluations récentes de Gotha's lullaby | Kubuntu Linux

It's good.

I thank devs for the single-player, BUT

There's also a multi-player.
And the thing about multi-player is, if there are no players to play with - the game's pretty much dead, because the server / room is empty and you are there all by yourself.

In Sims you can't nuke a dog or eat people.
This is where Fallout 4 kicks the door open.

10 / 10

I don't like games where you have to to boring work to unlock new features.
* enemy attack animation is bad ( attack procs before the animation )
* gameplay is poor
* turrets are...weird..?

Given that it's a cheap EA game, i won't go hard on it since it's future is promising.
Can't reommend it in it's current state.

Works perfectly, no complaints.
Solid 9.8 / 10

For me as for a music producer, I would say It's an interesting piece of software.
It's easy to use both for beginners and advanced users, ( even if you don't know how to play piano at all )

+ It is totally playable
+ It's affordable
+ You are able to create songs
+ Has a variety of Piano skins to choose from

Now, since it's being updated from time to time, I have some suggestions:

* Allow users to rebind different piano keys to different buttons on their keyboard. AHK ( AutoHotKey ) scripts could do the trick, but not everyone is common with it.
I will try to make a short & easy guide to rebinding keys with a help of AHK.

* After a keystroke there's a slight 150-250 ms delay that I would like to reduce or completely remove to hear the sound instantly upon pressing a key

* Preset option ( ? )

Looking forward for further updates, improvements and software.

This little thingy came in handy, is very underrated and is quite cheap as well.

Shoutout to Leppersoft for bringing to light such an amazing piece of software! :)

Overwhelmingly overrated.

For it's price, it's worth it.

Unfortunately, my dual core 3.0 gHz CPU was not enough when it came to recording games.
But i got to admit, I am proud of my purchase.

But why can't some free add-ons be avaliable in Steam?
The reason I am buying software in Steam is to avoid all of the web-browsing activities.
It's not like we want to every time download stuff off of your website.