Nylige anmeldelser av Mikoto Railgun Misaka

This game gets a lot of comparisons with XCom because of the combat system, but I think those comparisons also give a very misinformed idea of what the game is to prospective players and it ends up with crushed expectations.

The combat system is very similar, but here the main focus is on running the gang and it's operations, jobs, and so on as opposed to focusing mainly on combat. That makes it a lot slower paced, but not in a bad or good way - just in a "this isn't XCOM" way, which might not be what you're looking for.

For me, it's just right and I actually really enjoy playing. The combat is strategic (albeit starter guns feel almost based on random chance to hit sometimes) especially after you start buying better weapons and getting new henchmen - and the town gameplay takes a good amount of planning to get down right and is addictive somehow. The actual combat is actually challenging on a good level at times too - while in XCOM you either get through super easy or it's just TOO difficult.

I recommend it if you don't mind a slower paced strategy game and like the mob - otherwise, just get XCOM if you want a lot of action and not much else or are more into sci-fi than mafia stuff. Both are great games, but they are for different audiences.

A good platformer but beware if you get motion sick from older games with faux-3D graphics. I can't play for more than ~30 minutes before feeling dizzy and like I'm gonna vomit.

It's fun though, the gameplay is good and the art style, characters, and story are all interesting and unique.

I refuse to kill Sif so I never beat this.

It's okay for a little while, but it's one of those games you just aren't in the mood for again after the first few weeks.

BUILD A CITY, BUILD IT BIG AND PROSPEROUS, AND WHEN YOU INEVITABLY START LOSING MONEY AND CAN'T RECOVER CALL IN THE ROBOTS AND METEORS.

Build rollercoasters nobody will ride because it looks too intense for them.

This some pretty good ♥♥♥♥ right here. Don't let the RPG Maker turn you off. It's written well, has really nice music, and is a really touching story given in a perfect format for it. The concept itself is extremely interesting - just watch the trailer, it should get you interested. You play as two doctors with the equipment for that whose job is to give a dying man his new life. Within that, they are also supposed to make sure the client achieves their biggest goal or wish in life within their newly created (albeit fake) memories so they can die happy basically.

Be warned - no real gameplay aside walking around, clicking things, and a few easy 'puzzles' which aren't even really puzzles. It's very much a story and not a game, it's basically a visual novel with more moving parts than usual.

The game itself is only around 3 and a half hours - maybe more if you read slower, but it's entirely worth it. It's much like Planetarian in that sense - quick but within that short time it builds up an attachment in you. I wasn't brought to tears, but I never really am by games, one part made me really sad though and a lot of it was pretty depressing. A lot of the deeper facts of the story, including the ending, leave it a very sad story too if you think about them a bit.

Good stuff and apparently only the first of a short series about these two "doctors" dealing with more patients and their own story. So, can't wait for more.

Go around as a moe loli beating the ♥♥♥♥ out of slimes and making loli friends along the way while spending all your coins at your own house because your dad won't even give you deals on the goods your family sells. The only complaint I have is saving is only done through scripted times as far as I could tell (each night?), meaning if you have to stop at any point before that you're just ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Good game, but I don't like that about it.

I like it even if it's full of hackers and PAY 2 WIN kids. All the better when you get arrests on them and they flip out on their mics about how you must be hacking (just like them) or you wouldn't be able to do it, and you know you just are better at the game than them.

Terrible community but fun game if you have anyone you know to play with and get lucky enough for it not to lag.

Surprisingly good, plus that tutorial girl (in the picture even) is cute. It's basically a really more in-depth casual game but with a real RPG attached to it - only here the fighting is done in bejeweled style of matching these things together, but even that's got much more to it as by matching certain colors and things you get more mana which you can use to do certain spells, or you can get more gold to buy more items to help in the fights, or you can get extra XP to level up, and of course damage the opponent, and so on. If you even remotely like those types of games to begin with all the extra stuff this adds to it to make it more of an actual game plus the RPG aspects+story on top of it makes it great especially for the cheap price. Also thanks to being pretty casual in the sense of it's gameplay it's addictive and doesn't make you feel drained after playing it for a long time.

Basically, its good, its not something amazing but it's one of the best casual types of games I'd say.