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I don't usually review mobile games, but it can't be understated how much it's easy to lose yourself in this game. A deep story does surround typical time-based play restrictions, and yet it's far from frustrating for ProjectMoon embrace you in some of the best, most enjoyable music out there in any title, not just mobile games.

The game itself is fun, and does possess some depth, character design is alluring and each individual identity comes with its own story for you to embark upon.

It's a great experience.

Lastly, don't be afraid of the season pass. It's the most generous season pass I think I've ever seen, with active players completing it with like 90 days remaining. They're practically giving that stuff away for free.

Exceptionally fun Looter-Shooter kind of game that poses some very interesting challenges. The game is colourful, bright and draws some obvious inspirations from other titles in the genre, but I find that the wide array of characters, and the diverse builds that exist for each character lend themselves well to replay-ability.

The game is fun, better enjoyed with friends, but a more than adequate challenge alone. Achievement hunters can take heart there's nothing in this title that's unfair, or a particularly tedious grind, hunting achievements will be fun and take you across a variety of the experiences the game offers.

Good design throughout leaves this game to be worth picking up, especially if you catch it on a sale.

Welcome to a Morale Dilemma, where you must save a man you detest in the most comical ways possible.

The Origins of Wololo, remastered.

It's a good game, whilst I never personally liked Age of Empires over Age of Empires 2, this is a solid remaster, it's fun and enjoyable to play with both modern and traditional setups.

A pleasant strategy game with soothing music. Really worth having if you like other AoE titles.

This is a beautiful game with a charming style that's sure to get your heart pumping and the "Awws" coming out of your mouth, shortly before being sacrificed to some monstrosity.

You assume the role of the sweetest and most adorable little lamb, who then becomes a mindbendy combination of adorable and outright terrifying as you begin a cult all your own, pledging to an unknown deity. There is a lot to love about Cult of the Lamb, the art style is fantastic, the soundtrack iconic and emotive and the combat? So incredibly satisfying.

The game rewards good play, without punishing unskilled players by making itself impossible to beat.

This game has love pouring out of every facet, and so for the price you can pick this game up for, I can't think of a single reason why you wouldn't want this Cultist-Sim/Dungeon Crawler title in your game list. It's so enjoyable!

Tap Tappity Tap Tap Tap.

A good game, with a charming Aesthetic and enjoyable music. The sound effects can get a little grating by the time you hit the 150 hour mark, but they can be turned off.

The game's achievements are inoffensive too.

It's an Idle Game, and It's fun. That is all!

What can I say about this game to make you want to buy it?

Well, The Mortuary Assistant has to be one of the best pieces of Horror I've played in recent years, because it achieves so much more than a cheap JPEG jumpscare here and there.

The biggest praise for The Mortuary Assistant comes down to its generic atmosphere, it takes a relatively normal 'uncomfortable' topic, being death, and dials it up to 11. There is no point in The Mortuary Assistant where you as the player feel truly safe and comfortable, even outside of the game's haunts, the way it has built the environment is just unsettling, preventing you from feeling like you have a "safe space" at any point for what may come next.

Following on from that we have the writing, whilst the Story may not be winning any literary awards of Genius, it's actually a great story. Especially within the genre. Without spoiling anything, the story actually serves to augment the horror, providing some very uneasy grounding for the player that further adds to the constant questioning you'll finding yourself doing. "Was this purely a haunt?" "was some of this true?" "who really am I?" "why am I seeing this?" are all questions you will ask yourself constantly as you play through which in my personal opinion only adds to the incredible atmosphere this game creates. It even takes the time to ground some of the 'things' you see in the haunts with lore, so you feel more uneasy when you see these things, because there is a subconscious link in your mind that then attaches some 'reality' to the thing you're seeing. (Today I learned it's hard to write about a horror story without spoiling it).

If I had to pick one flaw, it's a flaw I often pick when I'm reviewing games, The Achievements. 100 Bodies and 50 Burns is a big ask. At the time of this writing I have done 5 shifts and have almost all of the endings and have seen most of the haunts 2/3 times at this point. So pushing for those two achievements will takes some time, however as you can blitz through a shift pretty quickly, it's not a huge real time sink. Just repetitive. HOWEVER to give this beautiful title the benefit of the doubt, it was made by one person, and perhaps we will see even more events and haunts added to the game to further increase the variety that you can experience, if that happens, not even this flaw will apply.

To summarise:

Pros:-

- A story written with a degree of care to compliment the horror instead of ruin it
- A great variety of experiences for the first few playthroughs
- An absolute gem of atmospheric eerieness and a masterclass in horror elements.
- Soundtrack, where it exists, also pretty spoopy.

Cons:-

- Does get a little repetitive
- 100 body/50 burns achievement is a grind

I can't recommend this game enough though. Get it. Seriously.

Bowgun go Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Mortal Kombat 11 is honestly a really good title in the Mortal Kombat series. The game is beautiful with characters getting dirty and wounded as each fight progresses, and the singleplayer content is expansive and interesting, if you're not into all that multiplayer nonsense.

Pros:

- Most of the Achievements are not locked behind difficulty or multiplayer skill, they're all obtainable as a measure of time
- The Kombo system has been reworked, you're still going to take big damage from character Kombos but I don't know, a lot of it feels more satisfying to both execute and to watch!
- The story is not quite as offensive as MK9's story, which does mean something! Honestly I enjoyed playing through it a great deal.
- Time Travel

Cons:

- DLC
- Sektor on Very Hard difficulty (if you know, you know)
- The male half of the Kombat Kids are inexplicably missing, as are some other beloved characters
- Time Travel

I wanted to say easy Hundo, but I failed at touching grass once. So this incredibly difficult game took me two attempts