Recent reviews by secondVendetta

Yes, I approve, this was a fun little adventure. Definitely worth playing through.

It's an old game, its clunky, it tries its best to be money hungry, it feels like a chore at times, but I'll give it this: If you're a star trek nerd and really just want to pew pew some phasers, this will give you your fix. Just know this game likes to eat time like a swarm of langoliers.

Be prepared to flex both your reflexes and your brain for this one.

Got lost, built ships, discovered things, made enemies, made friends, unboxed horrors. Felt like I got to play out a series of an offbrand star trek, but in a good way.

If you used to play the old baldur's gate games or even old school D&D 3.5/Pathfinder 1e, this game is absolutely for you. If you're one of those people who likes abusively hard games and love finding ways to break the system, this is also for you. If you just want to have a chill hero's story and dive into all the lore of the Pathfinder setting, again its for you. There's enough customization on difficulty that you can make this game for you so long as you enjoy rpg games using isometric views.

If you are playing at harder difficulties or for your first time, though, I suggest you make a starting character who can take some hits, though.

Look I just wanna chill and build and this does fantastic for it. It can be real pretty too, watching your sphere form.

I actually had to take a moment to sit down and think about how I would rate this and honestly... I'd still recommend it. Despite a certain moment at the end lacking polish, the rest of it is still a solid game. Not particularly special in any way, just solid. Buy it when its on sale.

This game is freaking adorable, the mechanics are engaging and easy to understand, the story is fun, and the world is lively. It is an excellent 'little' RPG that has had plenty to do so far. If RPGs are you jam, this is a must have.

I've always liked city builders and strategy games and this one fills that niche incredibly well, with a resource management and survival twist that keeps you trudging forwards. Fantastic game with a fantastic atmosphere.

Look. I'm a ninja. In space. Using space ninja powers. I feel like a constant badass. My only boredom is in being too awesome.

Seriously though, the graphics are great, the sound is on point, most Warframes are usable in most places, though some are better for late game then others. Early story bits probably could use some love but there's a line where things suddenly get fantastic and if you make it past that point you're in for a fun ride.

It can be grindy by the grind is easier if you have friends or people you can reach out to. The Grind is also not as bad as most other free-to-play games. It often feels reachable.