Recent reviews by KnightGalavant

Hero's Adventure: Road to Passion excels in open-world exploration, character customization, and martial arts combat system. There's a variety of options to choose and as someone who went in blind without looking at the guides, I highly recommend becoming the disciple of the beggar right outside your starting village.

Despite the overall grind, it's a fun game where each route can be completely different than your last. There's an endless options to choose from, for example, there are hidden options that are only available when you choose to be a monk. Additionally, there's a DLC which allows you to combine martial arts together.

Martial Law is a short and thought provoking game. It's hard to describe in words and should be best played whenever you have a chance

This was a surprising game because it showed me how exciting an idle MMO may be. The developer is constantly adding new features and there is a general story that is very entertaining. The first character I made turn out only to be the beginning because you can create more characters and choose whatever I like to specialize them in. If I want a mining expert, then I get a mining expert. If I want a chopping expert, then I get a chopping expert.

Progression is quick at the beginning, but slowly it will take larger time increments to complete further quests. Luckily, I never felt limited by the wait or never felt indulged to spend money on the "premium" features. A majority of the game can be completed without spending a dime.

In my book, Legends of IdleOn - Idle MMO is a solid time waster for those who like to login once in a while and check back on their progression ever so often. For those who are die hard enthusiasts, min-maxing your characters is another fun aspect of this game. Legends of IdleOn - Idle MMO offers and caters to what the major demographics wants.

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Crusader Kings III is a marvelous successor to Crusader Kings II. Even without any DLCs, the base game is intriguing, thought provoking, and ingenious in many areas. From planning your kingdom to managing your family, you feel you are like a cogwheel in part of a bigger operation.

Every action has its consequences. Crusaders Kings III brings what Crusader Kings II is good at and makes it 100% better.

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