Recent reviews by Supleted (Spek From Infinity)

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I am in pain, not because I am unable to understand, but because I can relate.

This is a really good any simulator if you think about minions in terms of ants. You set a quota, they train themselves, they automatically attack enemies in sight, and you occasionally send out small platoons of ants out into the world to gather resources. A really fun time waster and definitely a good buy on sale.

A bit pricey for essentially 3 hours of gameplay, but they are very well made and the lore is very interesting indeed.

After playing this game I can finally understand why people hate private detectives.

As a Chinese I used to love reading Wushu novels, and I can definitely see a lot of that in this game, such as calling a snake "Long bug", everyone speaking in tang dynasty poetry, and most importantly, four word proverbs! I love four word proverbs! They use that in every taunt, every conversation, every cutscene, it's great! Love live speaking in four word proverbs. I wish I could do that in America but I don't think I'm well versed in Chinese to do that. A shame, but the game is very on point with the Chinese Wushu theme and I love it.

Reminds me of Powder games or Falling sand games from long ago. A fun time waster.

A very good blend of action and upgrades, with a little bit of management set on the side. Most of the game will be done under the sea, where Dave collect various fishes, vegetations and building materials to upgrade himself and forge new weapons, while the restaurant management gradually becomes an almost self-sustaining venture that earns money and provides story missions for dave to collect more things. Overall, a solid game, thus far, and while I hope the devs would expand upon the restaurant management aspect of the game, it is not a necessity and should not hinder the quality of the game overall.

A decent game that needs to have an auto skip button for each year that passes. It's rather easy to keep up with the staffing fees once you get going, but the game still offers some kind of challenge even after reaching fund independence.

Same addicting game play, but with a shinier coat of paint, and I enjoyed every minute of it.