Recent reviews by daMordman

A different flavor of our favorite monsters, yet not less entertaining. Managing your resources with whacky hijinks has never been so fun before!

10/10 would roadtrip and date a cryptid again!

For those who like exploring, Stray is the excellent game to do that. The lighting is beautiful, the graphics are gorgeous but the best part about this game, and we all know it, is the cat. The animations of the cat are amazing, the meowing is spot on, everything the cat does is just too cute.

So if you want to play a gorgeous game with a nice story and control a cute kitty, this is your game!

For the short amount of time that I've played it, I've had a good time with it. Scouting the woods, making potions, selling them to the locals and gather more ingredients. The story so far is cute, though there isn't a whole lot to do yet. The pixel graphics are really cute, absolutely adore the style. So for a relaxing afternoon or two, this game is good.

There's some things that I missed, though, like a clearer explanation as to where I could upgrade my inventory at first (I had to look it up like a dumbass), or more quests with the villagers. The world still feels a tad empty, but hopefully that will see filling in all in due time!

A beautiful story, beautiful soundtrack. The way how the pixels work with painting techniques from that era is wonderfully done & fits so well together. Everything together sets a beautiful scenery and atmosphere which is definitely this game's strong suit. The puzzles aren't too easy, but aren't that brain breaking frustrating either. (Except the math ones, I am SO BAD at math. But that's on me.)

I did feel that something was missing at the end. Playing it through, I felt as if this was just the first chapter of something bigger, and that there was more to come. The ending felt open, unfinished and it makes me wonder what is going to happen. I didn't feel as if I got to the end, but just to a cliffhanger until there'll be more of the game.

That aside, I really recommend this game for both it's charming graphics, the Chinese lore that explains so well in such a simple manner, the music and the story that just create an entire world you can't help but want to dive deeper into.

It's like Stardew Valley but instead you cultivate corpses, scam people out of their money with your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sermons, sell graveyard veggies and if you're tired of doing all the hard work, make Zombies do it for you! This game has it all, with a smidge of dark humor, communist donkeys, questionable morals and your best friend is a talking skull!
If you add the DLCs, the world expands even more, with more things to do, more ways to expand your money making, and even more strange people to meet! If you like Stardew Valley & games like it, Graveyard Keeper is a must have!

Pros:
+ The donkey is a communist
+ Zombies don't need to rest. Ever. They'll keep on working.
+ Oh yeah there's fishing too.

Cons:
- You can't ride the donkey :(

If you liked the first game, then you'll be certain to enjoy the second game. With a new minigame for drinks that enhance your stats, unlock secret endings or enrich your gameplay experience, new hot characters to romance, and even more whacky situations, it's definitely a must have!
Even better with friends, to experience all the whacky-ness (and horny-ness) together!

For those who love scenic games, as well as a game with beautiful music, an intriguing story, a combat system that isn't too hard but enough to keep you on your toes, and beautiful stylized graphics, then this is for you.

Okami has, in my opinion, aged well. The style that they're going for with the thick black lines, to symbolize the strokes of a brush with ink, really gives this game an extra feel, both looks and gameplay wise. The brush system works great, with both controller and mouse. I own this game across three different platforms, and I will never get enough of it. Okami just has that feel to make you replay it, admire it's design and characters over and over.

Bought when still in alpha, it's not often that there's a game I come back to. Yet Slime Rancher always draws me back in.
It's cute style, the music, the slimes, everything about it is just so pleasing and nice. It's soft, it's relaxing, therapeutic even. It's adorable to run a 'farm' filled with cute looking slimes, hoard plorts, decorate your farm with echoes and blueprints that you find.
Every corner there's something new to explore, and every time I start up this game, there's something new added to it.

One of my all-time favorite games that I keep coming back to. Highly recommend it if you want some relaxing farming, slime-wrangling fun!

When you think you've had everything, there is even more to explore. Each character is unique and entertaining in their own right, you can't help but fall in love with them. Definitely lots of hours of entertainment, a lot of places to see and explore, tonnes of sidequests and places to go, and nice topdown graphics, a combat system that reminds you of DnD, and a story that you just want to know more of, and get to know more of from different sides with every different character, each having their own take on what happens in the world around you.

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