Recent reviews by Kircala

If you enjoy the gamble that is an RNG dungeon and RNG item drop and RNG boss every floor (with exceptions), try this game out. It's no super expensive AAA title but I've played over 500 hours just casually enjoying the challenge of dodging and fighting and learning things.

There's a site called PlatinumGod that will help you if you ever need to know what an item does. Also some sweet mods out there on the internet.

If you're thinking of buying this game, I would say it's worth buying on sale, it's a great little game, a decent amount of playtime and the LEGO humor is always putting a smile on my face. Easy-going and easy to pick up and put down. Also I love actually being in the world of The Hobbit and running around doing quests!

Great game to chill out and listen to music with. You get to play music you have on your computer and ride it on tracks like a roller coaster. The challenge comes in with matching blocks and, with mono type, getting color blocks and avoiding greys.

I definitely reccomend it to anyone that wants a chill game or likes virtual roller coasters.

AudioSurf vs. AudioSurf 2: first one is better if you don't care about the customizaiton and you don't have a good computer. I have a pretty crappy laptop and this runs great, AudioSurf 2 lags a bit so I just don't bother with it, most of the difference between the two is customization in skins and such.

Simply... amazing. I love the obsessive updating and dlc adding. I will keep supporting these guys because they deserve every penny. Constantly fixing bugs as they're reported, making the game look great, adding areas.... I just really love it.

What I tell everyone is this; if you have played Terraria or Minecraft and enjoy 2D sandbox survivals with RPG elements thrown in, just go ahead and get this game.

I've loved every minute of it, the devs listen to the community, they support mods, the community itself is solid, and hosting servers works very much like Terraria.

It takes a lot of memory to run in comparison to Terraria though, because it's an entire universe, not just one planet with multiple biomes. You can set a home planet, sure, but you'll be planet hopping all over the place, exploring civilizations, dungeons, labratories, building into the skies to reach the asteroids way up above... for a game still in beta, it has won my heart.

And a note to everyone that discovered as you walk, you loop around the planet, no, you cannot dig to the center and pop out the other side. It's just the 'bottom' and that's that. *digging through and building through lava is a long process*

This game is good. Don't question it, just get it.