Recent reviews by Sallixy

You and your friends get a ship, no tutorial, and a whole ocean to conquer. What happens next? Pure, unfiltered disaster.

Sailing seems easy until someone forgets to raise the anchor and you drift straight into a rock. Combat feels epic until you realise skeletons have aimbot and you can’t hit a stationary target. Treasure is exciting right up until another crew rolls up, murders you in cold blood, and steals everything while you respawn just in time to watch them sail off laughing.

There’s also fire. So much fire. And someone will set the ship ablaze just to see what happens.

Sea of Thieves is a pirate adventure where your biggest enemy isn’t the kraken, the ghost fleets, or the megalodon. It’s your own crew. It’s beautiful, it’s chaotic, and it will ruin friendships in the funniest way possible.

I've been searching through language learning games because I'm trying to dive back into Japanese and this game looked extremely intriguing as a first person language learning shooter - and after around 2 hours of game-play, I'm a bit of a fan.

I was able to pick this one up during the special promotion after watching a trailer and couldn't really comprehend how playing a first person shooter while being guided by a voice, purely speaking in another language would help me learn. Well let me tell you, within the first half an hour of playing this game I'd learned colours, numbers, directions, actions, up and down and a bunch of basic words. I was quite excited when I started realising how fast I was learning and retaining information. The game does start to get quite challenging after a while however this just motivate me to get faster and faster at shooting, running and using keypads.

The voice acting is lovely and I can understand some playful humour being used which is a nice touch, especially when it comes to your food and drink choices >_<

The FPS game-play is pretty satisfying with the range of weapons and armour to choose from as well as the different types and capabilities of the enemies hunting you down.

The game replay-ability is as long as the list of languages available as you can't progress without being guided to make the correct decisions.

I look forward to future updates for this game and seriously wish for it's success as I've had so much fun playing this and look forward to more extensive language learning challenges when they're available!

I don't usually play this type of game however RC Death Race is such a great little RC racer with amazing graphics, realistic sounds and fun physics!

I was able to pick this one up for myself and grab a free key during the promotion for my friend and we've been laughing NON-STOP trying to flip each other into the air and seeing where we end up landing. Thankfully you're able to click a button that will set you back on track so if the car gets stuck anywhere, you don't have to worry about fazing into the backrooms.

The driving physics are the perfect mix of stick and slide which is something I struggle to find in a lot of racing games today and why I walked away from the genre - so it's a breath of fresh air when it still takes skill to drift a corner but it's not like you're sliding on black ice. I also like the feel of being an actual vehicle until chaos and destruction greet you with open arms and you're quickly reminded that you are merely a tiny little RC made of plastic and this is where the fun lies when playing with friends.

Overall, I'm pretty happy and will continue to use it for entertainment in my discord calls - good job to the creator and can't wait for future updates!

Timeless, perfect to play with friends.