Recent reviews by Kircala

If you figure out modding for it, it's worth it.

While the base game is just fine... it's so limited in songs because it can only use songs it has permission for. There are even mod packs for fitness with lots of blocks to dodge while you're stretching to reach a note to whack. So yes, get this game and have fun, but figure out modding too after you've done some of the campaign and feel good about playing on easy/normal.

as a switch with dom tendancies, i had a hard time getting into this game. it's neat i guess but it's just not really for me. but the writing and art made it worth the buy so whatever.

I've been playing this game since 2018 and been playing just about every day. The best part is, when I decide to take a week off or a month off or a day off, I'm not suddenly behind when I decide to hop back in. Worst case scenario, I missed out on some great sale or a new cool skin they put in. I love how casual the game is, I love that it doesn't hold your hand and tell you what you have to do, it just suggests you do things.

I've read wiki pages for so many things I probably have a pve content mini-encyclopedia in my head but at least there's an in-game command to /wiki whatever thing you're trying to figure out. (Example: /wiki Not So Secret) It just opens your browser to the wiki page searching the thing you entered.

Oh and I will say, as I came to it off Blade and Soul, I very highly recommend the "Toggle Action Camera" setting in the Control Options tab of the options menu. Just set a keybind for it and turn it on and try it out. You can always click the keybind again to turn it off. It makes your mouse your camera without any click drag and your Left Mouse Button (LMB) function as your 1 skill button. Note: please go through all your settings or watch a youtube video about gw2 settings, you can customize the game to be played in whatever way is most comfortable for you so just take the time to do that immediately.

I set up my steam account as a secondary account and plan to build it up over time and maybe support my main account with money and materials I guess. I know plenty of other players do that but this is my first time trying it out.

Game on folks and give this one a shot, it's got content for all sorts of play-styles and no pressure to do any particular game-mode. I know folks that only play world-vs-world or only player-vs-player because that's what they love. Most importantly, the core start of the game is free so all you lose is some time if you try it out and don't like it.

edit; we're nearing the end of 2024 and I'm still enjoying poppin in to play.

beautiful character creation menu and I still haven't had interest in playing the game itself. Guild Wars 2 still got me hooked on its mounts, crafting system, solo and group content, map exploration, stories, and voice acting.

Haven't given this much of a run but from what I've played, it's got great physics, it's hella fun, and there's plenty of content beyond just the story!

It's well done for a p0rn anime style game. I'd say this is worth your time if you're interested in monster girls but there's a really nice secret scene if you can resist all temptation until the curly pink haired crazy girl shows up. Enjoy it, it's free.

spent 6 hours on the first island. didn't even realize it. if you like skyrim, play this game. got it on the 50% off sale, 10/10 would recommend.

It's addictive. I've got $1/hr out of it already, and I'm mostly a casual drizzle mode huntress main. It's like old school games that only get harder over time, but you can also become so incredibly overpowered that nothing can defeat you. Stacks of items just make them better (some have a cap usefulness, which requires some reading and counting to figure out).

Each class has to be unlocked in some way (you're told how in the Survivors Logbook) other than the commando starter. They all have different abilities but they all benefit from movement and attack speed. Some items work better for different classes: fungi all the way for engineer turrets.

The graphics are perfect in their bizzare clay-like state; the game doesn't lag on ultra settings for my 5 year old decent tower. There are some bugs, it's early access, but they haven't prevented me from clicking that play button. I'm excited to see what other items/mobs/bosses/characters and such will come out in the future, the dev mentioned something like a 12 month road map (1 year).

It's a great way to waste some time and get your adrenaline pumping, so join in the addiction!

Edit: and the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ music makes me HYPED bro!

Edit: This game's still rockin good fun, if you haven't joined in yet, get in the discord! There's always someone to play with and voice chat for more chill gametime. Also game mods and stuff are awesome!

This game is the best hunting sim I've played. The bugs are few in number and the world is gorgeous. The slow pace and quiet hunting is very relaxing. So glad I'm not out with the real smells and bugs to get the same feelings as hunting in the woods.

I've played many hours of this as a kid and it's still really great to play! The best real time strategy that makes you feel like a god.