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The most fun I've had in a game for a while.

No performance issues, great combat and amazing soundtrack.

I almost refunded this as I misread the title as "My Time IN Portia"...

Joking aside, this game has been touted as "A better Stardew Valley" and "A mix of Stardew and Harvest Moon"... Well, forget about that and treat this game as it's own thing. Yes they're similar to the 2 aforementioned games and it's also similar to Yonder Chronicles. But to compare this to those 3 will do My Time At Porta a great injustice.

The first couple of hours can be quite overwhelming, the grind is real and there were points I almost gave up. But once you get the hang of things and you start to create your own circle of material gathering and building, this game quickly becomes one of the most relaxing games available right now.

The graphics are cute, the characters have their own personalities and the animals/monsters are adorable. Put this together with the soothing audio track and comforting scenario and you have the perfect game to wind down to.

I could continue going wax lyrical but the fact is, this game is still early access. There are frame drops, minor bugs. But nothing that's so noticeable that it annoys you. I, for one, am lookin forward to what this game will be like at full release. There's a lot of promise and I hope the devs take notice of this and of all the feedback.

Oh, and there's fishing too!

I could close Oblivion Gates for days!

One word can describe this game: "Wow".

If you've played it, and completed it, you'll understand

Story: 10/10
Characters: 10/10
Puzzles: 9/10
Environment/Setting: 10/10

The Devil's Daughter plays like a modern version of a point and click adventure. It mixes typical Sherlock Holmes storied cases and mixes them with brilliant puzzles.

As you complete each case, you are resigned to using your own morality to decide the outcome. Whereas there is a "right answer" to each conclusion, the one you come up with can feel completely correct to you.

The game took about 10 hours to complete, but a couple of puzzles were quite difficult so might take longer for those new to the genre.

If you are interested in this, please play Crime and Punishments first. The story is self explanitory, but will make more sense this way.

Take the gamble, play these games. They're not masterpieces, but they are very good.

I gave this game 10+ hours to really impress me, but honestly this feels like the worse FM yet.

I don't know what SI did to the match engine but it feels completely broken, unbalanced. From what I've read this is a consequence of the latest patch.

One on one conversions very rarely result in your favour, even trying to get a shot on target is almost impossible. And when you do, you're up against a super keeper.

Players can't connect simple passes and give away possession way too easily.

After numerous versions of the game series, you'd think SI would have fixed injuries by now but no. I constantly have 5 players on long term injuries throughout a season.

Last years seemed like a step in the right direction, but 2018 takes several steps backwards instead.

Perhaps wait on this one to be fixed.

First of all, this game isn't terrible. It's just simply, okay - nothing more.

I had serious troubles with audio not syncing at the beginning of the game and the amount of bug I encountered almost made me give up on it. But I'm happy I perservered. The story is alright, nothing breathtaking. A couple of twists I didn't see coming but the rest plays out like a straight to dvd movie.

Also, I don't know what was worse. Dana's actual character or her voice acting. Terrible.

This game is nothing spectacular. But it's worth giving it a once over when it's in the sale or something.

I was mildly entertained.

How to review this game without spoilers... It's hard.

I will say though, that this is the first time a game has messed with my head so much. Well played devs.

Honestly, the biggest mistake I made was not paying attention to the warnings at the beginning.

Guys, not only is it free but it's probably also one of the best VN's that I have ever played/read.

And on that note, just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ play it already... Jeez...

Natsuki <3

An excellent sould type game set in a fantasy feudal Japan. Plenty of weapons, armor sets and very interesting (sometimes quite creepy) Yokai.

Great storyline as well, and voice acting is pretty decent.

Port is meh, but i've had no serious frame drops or any crashes.

USE A CONTROLLER!!!

You're run of the mill f2p MMO. If you've played Tera or the like, you'll find this similar. Few classes (couple with subclasses). Nice graphics and art work.

Be prepared to Solo the game. Community seems to be dead (granted I've been playing during a weekday). Also, be prepared to grind. You'll get hit with "reach lvl xx" until you can unlock the next quest with no side quest to tide over.

I've got no complaints, it's quite fun. Just don't expect anything spectacular.

I've seen a lot of reviews regarding the lack of content. Well at time of review I'm 6 hours in and only 50% completion, that should be an indicator. This is one of those games that the amount of time to complete is dependant on how you play the game. Yonder gives you the freedom to go do your own thing, whether it be building farms and adopting animals, or finding secrets.

The graphics are great, it gives the whole cutesy feel to the game. The map is kinda small, so travelling isn't really a pain. Soundtrack is amazing.

Another thing is the devs are really engaging with the community to find out what should be fixed and/or added to the game. This isn't something you get with a lot of other devs, giving you the confortin opinion that they want you to enjoy their game to the fullest.

May be a bit pricey, but for those who just want a game they can relax to. Maybe waste a couple hours away fishing, than this is pretty much for you.

I'm looking forward to what the future brings for Yonder. Thank you devs!!