Recent reviews by Michaela

A Short Hike is an adorable game; I loved discovering the island and the many things I could do within it. The scenery is beautiful, the characters are sweet, and the soundtrack is calming. There is a main task you are given within the game, but you can really do anything you like. I highly suggest taking some time to play this game, at least enough to finish the main task you are given. It is obvious that a lot of time and effort was put into making A Short Hike, and I hope to see more games like it. :)

I don't think I've been called "B♥tthole Man" before, but then again I've never gone on a naked shroom trip in the woods to sacrifice small creatures, either.

I'm not sure what else to say about Slime Rancher, aside from saying that it's a fun and adorable game. I had received it as a gift before for console, but I liked it so much that I decided to buy it for myself on PC. Though there is a story mode of sorts, it doesn't hold you back from doing what you like whenever you like; it simply consists of reading notes and emails while you travel along the Far, Far Range. If you prefer to challenge yourself, you can play rush mode, where you race to get the largest amount of newbucks within a certain amount of time. There's even a "casual" mode, which is nice if you don't wish to deal with any Tarr slimes. Slime Rancher offers many different types of activities for a player to do, so much so that you may even lose track of time while you play. I never thought I would spent so much time taking care of weird (but adorable) blobs of slime.

I really enjoy playing Viridi for when I need to take a break from everyday stress; I would garden in real life if I could properly do so, but Viridi is very forgiving when it comes to taking care of your plants. I only wish I could earn plants or new places in a way that doesn't cost money--of course I get a free plant every week, but if there were a way to earn experience to spend from taking care of plants, I would totally love that! I think my favorite part about Viridi isn't the plants, but that cute little snail! I could watch it all day. <3