Recent reviews by Plattinum Squid

Intresting combo of city building and mining game

I would say it was a decent pick up for the summer sale. The UI feels a little clunky and there are some other things I could nit pick but the over all feel of the game is good and I think.

Papers please vibes with a FPS feel

I want to like this game, it has many of that I typically like in a game, Space, exploration, and puzzles. But it feels too... abstract? I enjoyed the side A tutorial? but the puzzles on the b side seemed less polished and somewhat broken. It was an interesting concept and I am sure there is an audience for it I am just not it.

I played this and LOTRO for a long time off and on and they are some of the best out there. IF you like classic dnd you should give this a go.

I like it well enough but I wasn't a fan of the story elements. I mean granted its a game about quilts and cats so I don't know what I would have expected but I just feel like the whole "soulless industrialization" trope is overdone. It is probably just a matter of personal preference or something. I also thought that the pacing was sort of slow at least at the start.

The base game though is fun and challenging so I say thats a win and they have cats so that obviously another big win in my book. Overall it is worth the 20 bucks or so I spent on it even if I don't see myself playing the story part of the game any more.

This is kind of one of those games I feel like Steam needs more then a simple up and down vote. Still whatever gripes I might have with the game are by no means enough to for me to not recommend it.

Addendum:
The custom cat feature is really sweet, it allowed me to make a tribute to my late feline friend so that was particularly special and unique for a game.

I honestly can say I could see in the not too distance future ethics and problem solving classes using this as part of their cicuculme. Great game my only complaint is that the backup feature is not easily accesable (need to enter a cheat code basicly). But that is nit picking and I beilive they did that to prevent the kind of save "scumming" I was doing when the converations did not pan out the way I would like.

Nice little puzzle game. I wish there was more to it but what is there is quite good. Well worth the money if you like these sort of games.

Game of the year. Easily. Probably game of the Decade. You know how Skyrim is still a game people play and love even though it came out originally like over 10 years ago? This game potentially has that same kind of staying power. This is defiantly good enough to justify the full 60 bucks.

The best part. It is getting me hyped to play IRL dnd too and I can easily try different classes and class combination to see how they play like before I start using them for IRL dnd.

Speaking of that, there is a multiplayer function I haven't even tapped into yet. Heck I've barely scratch the surface of the campaign add to that all the different paths I could have taken and the no doubt hundred upon hundreds of mods that are out for this and you are looking at a very repayable title.

I want to be clear I am NOT Recommending this game purely for the fact that they have yet to follow through on the switch port or even controller support for this game. The game itself is fun enough but I do not like the way they handle this.