Recent reviews by TJWinters

I tried to like this game really did, felt far too much like work and just a stream of disjointed mechanics that required more focus than I was willing to give due to boredom.

Large issue was just the manipulation of items in general, game would benefit from a more user friendly inventory system, having to carry... 1....item...at....a...time. When most high end crafts require sometimes in excess of 10 items... yeah just becomes tedious at that point.

Great concept... poor execution.

Its a Fallout based idle game whats not to like, nothing fancy and one of those games you get out what you put in. Well seated in the trend of making what was typically a phone game into a PC game the medium translates well but the forced time waits seem contrived.

That said its a decent game and fits the setting well.

Played this game fully through twice for the achievements, this edition cleaned lots of the major bugs but still its Skyrim, stop re-releasing it Todd.

What can be said about this game, I was one of the lucky ones when it released no issues and a flawless playthrough experience. So while accepting the fact that many people had large issues with the game I find it hard to view it with any negativity.

The characters are well developed and very apt for the game world, the gigs may get a little repetitive but there are enough scattered around with unique flavour that counterbalances this. Wildly differing playstyles are something you can do (try a full hacking build to be a technowizard highly recommend). The combat while in no way perfect it fits and it works and its enjoyable.

The story while some parts feel rushed that also fits the ambience due to the nature of events that take place within the story itself, and the soundtrack is second to none really ties the whole game up in this neat little loving package for this cyberpunk fan.

But ♥♥♥♥ you Johnny ♥♥♥♥ you for making me feel feelings.

Cute game, the sound effects, animations and art style all come together to make this a nice little time killer.

While not entirely challenging thats not the point of this game I feel just enjoy the experience and if you are at one of those loose ends when you cant decide to play, this game would touch that void nicely.

Quaint little puzzle game anyone with a basis in programming should find this a bit easier than most but not to say it wont take you longer! I found myself spending more time on refining my working solutions to make them more efficient than figuring out the problem in the first place!

Which was a great aspect of the game theres not "one" definitive solution to the tasks you can get a basic solution then work on it to make it better, very satisfying shaving a few lines of code and lowering the power requirement with each iteration.

The achievement for 100 solitaire wins was a bit much though.

Fairly short game, but worth the price tag, cost less than a decent pizza and gave a decent amount of entertainment, nice little niche genre nothing groundbreaking though its essentially a puzzle platformer with a fuzzy aesthetic. Well worth a look if you want something relaxing to think about, the narrative is pretty good as well not overpowering but still with substance.

Go for the one with nature achievement if you want to discover the most efficient way to survive your first winter, other than that a very well done game enjoyable. Shame about the slowdown once population gets very high but that's kinda a staple for games like this so wouldn't hold this factor against it.

If you want a nice relaxing town builder with a old time feel this is definitely one not to miss.

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Be wary masterpiece ahead.

Absolutely fantastic story impactful feeling choices that can change the later chapters in significant ways. I rate a story game usually on how it impacts my thoughts towards to real world and whether it makes me ask further questions, Detroit: Become Human ticks all of these boxes and then some.

I would venture so far to say that even folks that don't traditionally enjoy story narrative games would even gain enjoyment from this title.