Recent reviews by Nemoder

Unique city builder with great resource management challenged by the different biomes your creature travels through. The progression of technology and the story events offer a lot of fun replay. Really love the Nausicaa inspired art and animations!

This game has a really great physics system that is fun to fly and shoot in. The UI is messy but usable, the resource and trade system is deeper than you might expect but still has its limits.

The only reason I cannot recommend this game is because it is sold as offering co-operative play and while you can form an alliance and shoot pirates with friends you cannot progress in the game unless you play it single player. And the game doesn't even tell you this, you just fail to complete any missions if you happen to be in an alliance ship.

While I found the story in the campaign very tedious the actual gameplay was quite fun. The storyless freeplay mode also offers a lot of replayability. If you like management games with a bit of mechanical problem solving you'll likely enjoy this as well.

This was not what I was expecting from an ARPG as most of them tend to focus on repetitive hack/slash/loot.
Instead this offers a very rich story with tons of unique characters, well written dialog and a changing world to explore. The combat keeps you on your toes as most of the enemies can kill you easily until you learn their timings. While you do get more powerful most of your experience comes not from killing the same enemies but from exploring and completing quests. You will also have to face difficult choices on who to help and then face the often dire consequences!

Wonderfully animated P&C game with some great puzzles. The voice acting was a bit hit or miss but the story and characters were fun to explore. I completed it in about 4 hours, overall a really solid game.

The exact same game loop as Stardew Valley but without the stress of combat or difficult mini-games.
A great co-op game to relax with friends!

This game is an unplayable mess of constant stutters even on my 6700xt.

Great story, funny dialog and a surreal world to explore.
This is what Undertale could have been if Undertale had actually been fun to play.

Reading negative reviews about the complicated interface sold me on trying this game out. The interface isn't any harder to learn than Dwarf Fortress. Some of it is good, some of it is tedious but it's not entirely awful. A lot of care went into making the pixel graphics mesh well with everything. It doesn't always look great but it does a good job of making it easy to see what is happening most of the time.

The real letdown in this game is that while it has large variety of plants, animals and craftable items very little of it matters at all. The villagers have no likes or dislikes. They'll be just as happy to eat grass as much as a meat pie. They are just as happy with a decorated mansion as they are a 2x2 hut with a bed.

The only enemies I encountered were the weak group of bandits that show up every couple days and 2 spiders in a cave that froze to death before I could reach them. I kept digging down hoping to unleash something more interesting but all I found was a flooded cave and a 5x10 'dungeon' with an empty chest in it.

I guess this would all be fine if this game was still in early development but for a 1.0 steam release it all feels really empty.

The game has a really good core concept and game loop but the execution is a bit rough.
It could be greatly improved by either having a non-linear map or at least unlocking new content after each map section. Even simple things like showing combat moves along with the tile match history would help.

Still, I was able to enjoy a few hours with it which isn't bad for the low price.