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Wanted to enjoy this since I like management games, but it is SOOOO grindy. I got really tired of the same boring screen and most of the romances are too campy/silly for me to get interested. Doesn't really give you time to relax and enjoy the game since there are some tight time crunches. I ended up having to skip a lot of dialogue scenes because I was so inundated with them (you can reread them later, though). Not really the style/writing for me personally. The battle maid is super hot though...

Pretty simple gameplay loop and quick progression. Can't say there is a lot of variety in scenes and dialogue and it kinda gets stale, so the novelty wears off fast. Makes for some funny comments from friends when they see it pop up on steam, though. :P

A surprisingly fun and wholesome short puzzle game. Really admired all the work done into the sprite animations. This isn't a RPGM game so the animations were pretty detailed/fluid. Really liked the third ending a lot and I'm happy it was pretty "empowering" for the female MC. I hope the artist makes more games!

I absolutely recommend this game if you enjoy some snappy dark comedy and some really endearingly fun characters. As a creative, I was really inspired by Nemlei and drew some fanart outside of my comfort zone and even started to mess with RPGmaker after seeing what it can do! I'm not even a big fan of cannibalism... I actually do not enjoy it, but I love Andy and Leyley so much that it made the discomfort worth it. The art style is so simple yet so unique.

Definitely try out this game! I am looking forward to the next chapter to see where the siblings go.

Even with its rough edges, MTaS is really enjoyable to play and it's great to see the growth of the dev after Portia. The voice acting is charming and I liked characters I would not imagine I would like (namely Cooper). I also really liked how my character turned out although it takes some tweaking.

The romance interests are mostly attractive and you can romance anyone you want. I ended up romancing best and sweetest boy Fang and I am not sure I can romance anyone else. <3 You can also m0d this game to make some things smoother so you can spend more time exploring/socializing instead of working your job. Only negative is how wonky the factory is now, but you also eventually have a helper (your spouse can also help).

It's a lot more fun than its predecessor and a big improvement in consistency and quality of graphics. The translation is pretty awful but they don't really say anything important. Really enjoyed the gameplay loop and it's pretty fun under the influence. Enjoyed the synthwave soundtrack as well. Great mindless bang for your buck.

I wasn't really there for the first release nor did I follow any of the issues it had early on. I was quite impressed early on at the amount of effort they put into building the cities and areas surrounding. While others say it felt empty, I thought it was fairly fun to run around. There were moments where I paused to look at the scenery and bask in it. It's also neat to recognize areas in California by their landmarks. The only thing I would want is to have more interactions with NPCs and characters. It ran fairly well at max, which I didn't expect since my card is not the newest.

Story-wise I didn't really enjoy it. There are very few options that matter and it was a fairly linear and somewhat cliched progression. I did not really care for any characters/NPCs so when they died, I felt nothing since I only really knew them for 15-30 minutes. Even with a certain character you're comrades with in the beginning, I never felt any attachment to him.

The only character I felt that were actually fleshed out emotionally was probably Judy (and her arc). She probably made the game worth it. All the other romances fell pretty flat and were pretty shallow. I honestly hated Johnny and he is an a**hole throughout the whole game. I guess in a way I was ok with him never redeeming himself since it made it easier to leave him behind. What a waste of Keanu.

Combat-wise, its pretty solid! I spent way more time running around killing things than I did caring about the main story quests. Several random side quests are pretty entertaining and combat ranged from super easy to difficult. I ended up cranking it to Very Hard since hacking gives you a huge advantage. I also tried a run with a melee-only build which once you have the right add-ons, became really satisfying to zoom around and kill everyone.

Overall a 7/10. Definitely felt rushed in some areas but visually and playability-wise a great deal of a game for $30.

I love this game because it is honestly just a mindless and fun zombie-shooter. You can adjust the difficulty or gamemode depending on your mood and can fit in up to 6 people per standard map. While there are a huge variety of guns, a lot of them are fairly useless at suicidal difficulties and higher. This game is less camping intensive than it's predecessor but that keeps it more active and exciting, even when some of the spawns are bullsh*t. Wish there were more varieties of female characters and outfits.

Fun game but not very cozy. If anything it is rather frustrating! I am constantly playing inventory management and it's really annoying to click on things to interact or harvest. There are some QoL changes that should be made like claim all or making fishing less of a chore (no rod upgrades currently). Most of the money-making ends up being funneled into a few sellable items so there aren't a lot of alternatives that are just as profitable. For example I enjoy the bug collecting but it's not really as profitable as fishing (which can turn into higher profit furnishings).

It ends up being pretty grindy in a way where you can't rely on crops or future upgradeable automation to help. I don't think it's very accessible for those with hand-motion issues since there is a TON of clicking. So much clicking. Some days I can't play it because I can't commit hours to fishing just to make money because I am running out of storage. The daily tasks are pretty fun and are probably the only thing keeping me going. The animal management is also pretty fun although I wish early on there was more variety and not just 900 birds and cats.

I am only saying YES to the game because there is no neutral option. You can tell the creators put a lot of work into the art assets and the writing (not to my taste tbh). I don't see myself pouring hundreds of hours into it like I do with Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley. But it is also an indie game so I can't quite compare it.

Honestly worth it for Medroud alone... who knew the stoic and dark knight boss would have such a cute gap moe personality. The DLC definitely is catered towards the otome crowd moreso than the base game's scenes. It's quite a lot of content mostly within the writing and CGs. It's nice that they expanded more on the lore of the world as well as each character's aspirations for the future. The dates are picking out things individual characters have preferences for, which if you fill their meters can lead to a steamy scene (which usually is sappy talk about themselves).

The only thing that annoyed me was one of the dungeons that just went on forever for no reason. But you don't really play these games for the combat or dungeon designs anyway.