Évaluations récentes de 05darkwarrior

Too short. Way too short. It was too easy! I also don't love the art style, and while there are a few clever places the cupcakes are hidden, they're mostly in plain sight.

Overall? 5/10. I knew what to expect, but it's slightly worse than that. Not worth the $0.49

I'm gonna say, it runs less smooth than anticipated (it's not my computer -- I'm running max graphics at 60fps and it doesn't run or look as good as expected), it's not amazing or the best of its type, and overall jankier and of course not original (I mean this is essentially eco-Power Wash Simulator with more political commentary), BUT it's not bad, and it's not NOT fun.

There's a mechanic where you can pet a rabbit, so that alone makes it worth the money.

My favorite part, other than yes it is visually well-done and satisfying, is the management of water. Like Slime Rancher, there's a water tank you have, except unlike Slime Rancher, water is your primary method of cleaning up, meaning you constantly have to watch your water and think about where you'll get some from. this may sound like a chore, but it's actually pretty entertaining.

Overall? 6- no, 7/10. It's cute, enjoyable, pretty, and fun. MAYBE worth the $10, and definitely worth the $5 I got it for.

Took me seven minutes to beat. Under 100MB.
Decent. No zooming, art is good, somewhat entertaining.
Verdict? Get on sale (50%+).

It's good if you like rhythm games. Worth the price.

I sat with it open for six minutes so I could write this review.

The servers are I assume permanently down. You cannot "loggin" (as the game calls it) to the service. Why is this on the Steam store then??? TAKE IT OFF!

This is abandonware in the modern age: not even playable. Pathetic.

♥♥♥♥♥♥ fake among us

Strong entry in the series, but almost too short for the price. 7/10.

A strong entry in the series that takes a very different approach from the others. It's fascinating and fun and apparently I grew up in 1995, because I could tell you the real versions of almost every arcade cabinet in that level. I've gotta say, I much prefer the way hints are handled in Castle than Arcade (that is, until you find a hidden item that allows you to regen hints over a long period of time, you get one hint and one hint only for an entire area).

Overall, I'd say this is not only a good game, but a great game, and while I would like to see the normal formula (introduced by Building and purrfected by Castle in my opinion) restored, this game was sufficiently refreshing.

At this point I'm convinced Devcats can't make a bad game.

The only thing negative there is to say about this game is that you can't change the controls. Otherwise, it's perfect.

A cheap, underdeveloped imitation of the first game.