Recent reviews by Sky715

I have played a number of Match 3 games, and in my eyes this one is the worst. I didn't like the why the levels played with the recharging of each of the tools. Even though I got up to 4 different tools, the only one that you could use is the axe or removal of 1 tile.

It's not worth the money or the effort.

I have played this game through many of the scenarios, most were fine but the mechanics to solve puzzles take more work and thank you heavens for Youtube. When I downloaded the game, I was unaware that the game was on Beta. It would have nice to know it was more of a demo but the premium shop was a little bit shocking to fine out the cost of items and even, clothing.
I like games that are open world, this game was a real challenge. As far as I can tell there is no real save in the game until you exit the game, though you don't always start in the save location but at random locations. And then, you have to find yourself running around to find the spot where you left off. No indicators.

Also, with all the tasks that the game throws at you, I wish we could focus on whatever is listed in the onscreen task list but find that it chooses whatever he wants.

This is my second way out with Cities:Skylines. CS1 was filled with many mods and assets that helped with an older game, CS2 is a new ballgame, Paradox and Colossal Order are trying their best in designing a better game. Yet, I still thing this need to be placed in Early Access to get it a leeway to alert city builders that the game is a project needed to be perfected.

Recently, started playing with a i7 13 generation system with 32 GB 4070 graphic card.

I've not had issues in the game play, it's more about the new play and trying to work out a better strategy for budgeting. There are new tools that I have continue to learn so make a better game.

I've played many hex shaped building games and this one is most fun trying to top your own design and building the best possible city. The game can be a bit stressful trying to figure out placement, but maybe you're not into strategy but aesthetic views. The game gives you a variety of construction.

The game is factory type game. It requires materials from the mines and you get to build more and more materials. The game took about 4 hours to play. The game felt slow, somewhat relaxing. It's a good game if you have time on your hands.

I have been playing many tile building puzzle games and this one is a good one. The dev is easy to work with and hears our concerns. This game is similar to "Tile Town" and "Dorfromantik", challenging and worth a try.

I've been playing the game for over 200 hours and have enjoyed the play in the game. Planet Crafter seems to bring out the creative in you. Devs have been good and they are listening, so game dynamics have a few twists and turns to try and make the game more challenging.

I like playing word games like Wordle. This one is more like Quodle, playing several games at one time. If you are interested in a challenge and also like word games. Try it!

No Place Like Home is a good farming game, it adds the mystery of finding the protagonist Grandfather through 5 regions of play. The searching out for recipes and items, and trying to solve the end of Earth.

The game has it issues with several bugs and glitches. But, the developers were very helpful to fix issues that do show up. I had a few especially with the last chapter and finally looking for the Grandfather.

The only part I really felt was disappointing was the end. After 3 days of play, the ending was short and really uneventful. You either head to Mars and get the credits or you say on Earth and get the farm.

There is room for improvement including adding more to the reviving the Earth, but that's up to the developers.

It's been a while since I first purchased the game, but after going back to it I am finding that much of the game is more easier to follow. It seems most of the problems that I initially had, have been ironed out.