Recent reviews by kony

It's a fun management game with decent audiovisuals and plenty of missions. The game is easy to get into, and the difficulty rises depending on scenarios you choose, although if you play for a while it will become easy because you will learn ways to cheese infinite money with certain rides and such. That said, nowadays it can be had for a very low price on sales, therefore I do recommend getting it for cheap as it should provide at least a dozen or so hours of entertainment. It's one of the better low-scale management games, in my opinion.

Horrible pathfinding, braindead AI, terrible and unfunny humor, including irritating unit acknowledging responses, very small maps and lack of tactics (winning is just choosing appropriate units pre-mission and using the most obvious plan of attack).

It feels like Ground Control for dimmer kids at best. The unbearable attempts at humor are the worst part of the game though.

It's an okay platformer/shooter combination but it doesn't excel in either. The atmosphere is pleasantly odd, the setting is unique enough, the music is decent, the gameplay is acceptable but way too easy and therefore boring. Moreover, the game is short and the story unfinished (part 2 never came out). Perhaps it'd be actually a good game for a kid, but otherwise it's rather difficult to really recommend it even for a low price.

If you have it in your account then sure, might as well give it a try, but I wouldn't really recommend buying it.

Not really good enough for a simulator, too void of content for a game. It does have plenty of stuff to build rockets and vehicles, but once you actually spend time building all the stuff there's little to do with it. Exploration is not satisfying at all, and there's little reason to do anything. Yet it's also not good as a space simulator because there's too little and too limited content of planets and such. Regardless whether you look for something more of a simulator or a game, there are better alternatives to Juno.

However, it doesn't mean Juno will instantly bore you. You might find it interesting enough if you want to focus on building ships specifically. That said, I don't recommend it otherwise.

I was actually having plenty of fun until suddenly in chapter 5 the game became Quick Time Event button mashing ragebait, PRESS ADADADADADADADADAD IN 3 SECONDS, PRESS F NOW WITHIN 1 SECOND, NOW R, NOW LMB, NOW C, what the hell is this garbage, I thought it was supposed to be a crime novel with shooting elements, not this cringe. What did they had in their heads designing this 'gameplay'? If you want cool crime story shooter, what about BUTTON MASHING NOW, BEACH. Duck you too, I'm never gonna buy another game from these developers, they deliberately want you to rage at a screen. It's a conscious douchebag design.

Mediocre multiplayer game with few players left.

A horror game with gruesome atmosphere and decent old-style gameplay, including combat and puzzles. Probably the best game of this genre in a very long time. I definitely recommend it if you enjoyed old Silent Hills and similar games, you probably can't find anything as good in the recent decade.

My favorite Sudoku game of all time. It plays like Sudoku, so whether you like it will depend if you like Sudoku in general, but overall it has extremely pleasant atmosphere due to audiovisuals (backgrounds and music). It has different difficulty options and various other quality of life features.

If you play Zen of Sudoku you won't want to play any other electronic Sudoku game, it's just that good.

Very enjoyable little game. Simple but pleasant. Good for short sessions when you don't know what else to do.

It does what it says it does.