Recent reviews by CrazyOne

Very nice game with A LOT of cats. :D

What I liked:
- Cute presentation
- Very responsive controlls
- Little nice (not very hidden) references to rpgs (Dragonblood? hehe) and fantasy lore (e.g. Cathulhu).

What I didn't like (but was still ok with):
- Grinding levels (once I got my magic to the max levels and found a cave, where monsters gave the most xp, it was going in and out on repeat).

What I didn't like (and I mean really didn't like):
- Leveling up equipment (I had to grind for money to get the gear out of KitCat's rng based golden chests). Getting duplicated gear of the max level can get quite frustrating since there is no option to trade/sell things that you won't use.

Overall the game is cool and I will definitely check the other Cat Quest games soon.

Well done!

Oh and since it's a cat quest afterall - meow. :D

So...the game is cute and everything but...I've finished it in one go and the normal price is 40€! 40€!!! I got mine in a bundle...thankfully.
The game is way too short and has absolutely no replay value for that kind of price!

But hey...it's My Little Pony...

That's no excuse to ask for such a high price!

What a nice jolly little game! :)
I've absolutely enjoyed it. It's funny, easy and..it has Cthulhu in it!
The puns might be a bit too weak and not good for everyone, but I enjoyed most of them.
The NG+ let's the players visit all the places in the city that they might have missed in their first playthrough, resulting in experiencing all the funny and cute cut scenes.

The game might be too cliche and easy for typical or hardcore JRPG players, but for me it was just right.

Cute game to play not only during Christmas.

P.S. It has Cthulhu in it! :D

Love this series! <3
The 2nd one was a bit too dark and gloomy (still great, don't get me wrong).
This one is perfect! Mix of fantasy, mix of celebrations and...other themes (no spoilers ;) ).
What I really like is that I could choose the puzzle mode and also shape of the puzzle pieces.

What more can I say? Looking forward to part 4. :)

I like this game so much that I have nominated it for Steam Awards 2023 :)

First discontinuing Pinball FX2...I was angry back then, but FX3 managed to win my heart.
Then adding only Williams Tables to FX3 and not getting every tables from FX2 (e.g. Southpark).
And now...dicontinuing FX3 just to cash on purchaising previously owned tables and to own at the start only 3 tables!!!??

Are you kidding me?!

I would like to own Borderlands and Crypt of the Necrodancer table...but after starting the game...no thank you.

Another game, that I wish I could give a neutral review.
After thinking of pros and cons I have to give it a thumbs down.

Let me begin with what I like about the game.
Well...first of all...it's DOOM. It's fully packed with testosterone and adrenaline. The visuals are nice and the music makes you want to get into the fight and show the demons who's the boss.
And honestly...besides the customization options...that's it.
What I really don't like is the fighting mechanics, which to my understanding is the core of any Doom game. Here I am forced to search for the weak points in demon's bodies and use the exact type of weapon with the exact mode to be able to kill it. It makes the game not really enjoyable for me.
And the Marauder...this enemy made me want to smash my keyboard and question my skills.
I know that I came late to the Doom (the original) party and that I am not the Ultra Violence Mastermind type of FPS Games player, but I can honestly say, that I am not terrible.
Unfortunately Doom Eternal made me feel...unqualified...old and simply not good enough for it (shortly..I got defeated a lot playing on the lowest difficulty).
The levels are long and I honestly couldn't manage to play more than one at a time.

What really killed the fun for me is Ancient Gods Dlc where the Slayer is running around in a foggy environment and literally being swarmed by demons from all sides (not being able to see properly, fighting demons AND searching for the Archvile...that was the moment where I said "STOP").

I recommend the game to every Doom fans that want to test themselves. This type of FPS (constant action with forcing you to play in a specific way) is simply not for me. :( On that note: Doom 2016 was not easy but much better balanced. :)

Amazing! Funny! Great crazy humor! I simply find Tiny Tina one of my top 3 favorite characters (the other two being Mr. Torque and of course Cl4pTr4p). I am happy that this part of Borderlands 2 is now a stand alone game. :)

Amazing game! I had a lot of fun with this one. It is really weird to experience Doom without the iconic music, but with some weird horror sounds (yup...I meant of course the famous "Crying Children" sound).
There is absolutely nothing that I didn't like in the game. Pain Elementals live up to their name, being a pure pain to kill. ;)
I am glad that Doom 64 doesn't have Revenants - I hate Revenants. :D
The last boss makes up for it though. It looks like a Xenomorph from Aliens while behaving like a mix of an Arch-Vile, Revenant and Mancubus. A real pain to kill, but after dying like...5-7 times I have managed. :)
Solid 9.8 out of 10.
Lots of fun! Recommending it to all the Doom fans. :)

I can't say that I have enjoyed playing this game. It's really frustrating if you want to get all the achievements. You can forget to get perfect hands in the early game - you need to grind like crazy for really overpriced upgrades. Even then, I got way too often situations where I've just clicked through hand and couldn't get any match.
Another thing that has put me off is the upgrade system. I have gathered enough coins to buy an upgrade in the middle of the hand set (around 8th hand out of 10) . By all means don't try to purchase anything before completing the 10th hand or you will loose that progress and will have to start over.
And as the last thing a little minus. For a game called Seven Seas Solitaire I was hoping for a nice Sea Shanties music in the background, sadly there is nothing of that.
There are lot more solitaire games that are less frustrating, but of course you can give this one a try when it's on sale. :)

I might trigger some of the fans, but I'll be honest...I really...really...REALLY didn't enjoy playing this game.
There are so many things, that make the game really annoying, that I find it hard to say anything positive.
Ok...one thing that I like was the artifact "gun" and the double barrel shotgun. But that's about it.
I wanted to listen to the audio logs but very often the noise of the background was so loud that I couldn't hear a thing (and there is no option to regulate the game volume at all).
The levels are to me just one big brown and red blur. I can only be thankful that the BFG edition doesn't force you to choose between the gun and the flashlight. Still...the fact that you have those dark areas where you need a flashlight...am I playing Doom or some jump scare horror game?
The main campaign is really boring. Wander around, get some jump scare bloody vision, hear a "pistachios" sound (monster spawning), fight...hear an evil laughter...aaand repeat.
The Resurrection of Evil is a bit better. Mainly because the levels are shorter. By the time I played Lost Mission I was begging myself that it will be over fast.
Ok...rant over.
I am not recommending this game...unless you want to have every Doom (titled) game in your collection and give this one a try to scratch it off of your list.
Sadly...2 ouf of 10