Recent reviews by Pyro3000

I found this one incredibly boring. I was never in a position where I was at any risk of losing, and the stages just kept coming and coming. I was turning away stage rewards hoping I could just lose and stop, but it kept going.

Neat concept, but there's something in the execution that just isn't working for me.

I get the appeal, but it's way too random. It'd benefit a lot from being able to choose how powerful of a shot you're going to make. Mainly refunding because I bought it alongside Ballionaire, and I hated ballionaire, but I didn't overly enjoy this, either.

Just came back to this and OSRS after years away. This game felt overwhelming to jump into, but I'm enjoying necromancy and all the new areas.

Inflation is through the rough because of bonds, but the only real negative to that is that high alchemy is less useful than it used to be unless you play ironman mode.

This might have been neat if it had ever been updated. As it is, the bottle recycling mini-game is painful, at least on ultra-wide, and the menus are ugly. Really can't recommend, but I hope you come back to this idea someday, Dev.

Nice looking puzzle game for $10-$13. It's not a Factorio/Satisfactory replacement by any means, but it's a nice little math puzzle.

It's good, but I would really like some quality of life features like an end-game sorter that can sort marked bills. By all means, lock it behind high rep or launching the piggy bank, but I would play this a lot longer if I didn't have to hand sort marked and unmarked. Maybe a UV counter that can detect the marks?

One of my favorite games. Once you clear the story, you have a superior minecraft game.

I'm hoping a way to move my hook left or right without currents is somewhere in the game later in, because that's about my only complaint. Pretty decent game. Fishing has a combat-like feel to it, and you can even make a mage build once you get the second set of rods unlocked. I was starting to worry the game was just going to be dull fetch quests, but once you can start improving the town, a lot of options open up.

You will definitely benefit from catching extras of fish early in, though, if you want to avoid going back for them when NPCs request them. The caves and currents offer a neat little puzzle/progression system.

Just not feeling it. It feels like the dev spent a lot of time making a world and preparing to make a real old school MMO, but eventually gave up and made this.

The NPC party members are pretty generic, and the best way to handle combat seemed to be to just recruit three people and then run through enemies while they wildly slash. I found this demo more frustrating than fun.

Honestly no reason not to just play the original and use an HD texture mod. You can tell as early as the character creation screen that they didn't do anything but reskin most of the old models. Exceptions for any redguard with a large nose, and females (or should I say Body Type 1s?) had their gear changed to match the male versions. No more "breast plates" here. There's not really any notable changes to see here that are worth $50-$60. Save yourself some money and get the old one. Maybe grab this one when it jumps down to $20-30.

The only people this version should interest are console players that can't play Oblivion otherwise.