Recent reviews by Mitchy Who? [Tantantantantan]

Can we talk about HOW RELAXING THIS IS? >:(
DAMN! :D

Super cozy, love the soft light and chill music in the background, and flying through your dioramas in first person, messing around with time of day etc to find those perfect angles could keep me busy for forever. Makes a great chill desktop background too!

My partner and I both got hooked on Old Market Simulator, enjoying it together and solo~ he’s even clocked over 170 hours! Crazy man..

It’s a gem of a shop-sim with a dev who genuinely listens and actively engages with the community on their Discord. If you love games where you can pop in for a quick session but often find yourself saying, 'just one more day' to finish up the next task - whether it's harvesting crops, a million eggs, gathering from trees, or restocking fish to sell - give it a shot for sure. :D

Mizi, NO! is an adorable little puzzle game that packs a surprising challenge as you move through the levels! The free base game kept me entertained for a solid 2 hours (great for multitasking while watching a show :D looking at you, my fellow ADHD folks), and now I'm even considering grabbing a DLC or two to keep the fun going~

Perfect pick for anyone who loves cute visuals with some tricky puzzles thrown in! Also.. its free. So..

I've been playing Havendock with my partner, and the co-op mode has been a blast! :) We had many good laughs together while building up our little colony. For what seems like a solo-dev project, Havendock is making reasonable progress! Sure, there are still some bugs here and there, but that's expected in early access, and the developer seems genuinely dedicated to fixing them. Looking forward to seeing where this game goes.

If you're looking for a cozy game to enjoy with a loved one, this is a great pick! It's perfect if one of you enjoys automation-type challenges, like optimizing production lines or factories, but still want the cozy vibes of more relaxing games like harvest moon or Minecraft. There are no deadlines or lives at stake - just a colony of cute little blobs.

You take care of adorable creatures called Morps, who help you produce materials as you progress, in exchange for a home they like.

You learn to evolve them over time as needed, into new types with their own perks, needs and preferences, and they are always happy when you spend time with them (but no offense taken if you don't!). Plus, recent updates added interactive decor, so you can make your base feel even more like home. You're gonna be around for a while, after all!

The best part? The devs are super friendly and passionate about the game. They genuinely care to not only read but actively discuss feedback and fix any issues quickly. You can tell they really love working on this project, and it makes supporting them feel even better.

It’s not a massive game in terms of hours, but for what it offers, it’s totally worth the price. Highly recommend, especially if you’re into a blend of cozy and yet challenging simulation type games.

If you're planning to play this in Multiplayer - don't buy. Setup appears to be a huge pain in the butt, server list isn't functioning either (can only see 10 servers and not search for others, no "next page", "sort by name" or "search"), so unless you're very comfortable with router setup etc to fix the port issues you'll encounter, you won't be able to connect / have your friends join you.

Accumulated 500 hours within the first few weeks and still wouldn't recommend the game, or come back to it after a 2 month break.

How come? I know they worked on it a lot, trying to turn what it used to be into a more mass-appealing game, but the PVP side is still a little too heavy for me. Sure you can play without it, but that doesn't change that it's part of the game's concept.

No PvE raids, or incentive to repeat dungeons beyond quest completion - a relatively short main quest chain and then a void. But who knows what the future holds?

Played for 10 hours within the first 24 hours it's been out for - still don't regret the purchase - what else can you really ask for?

Maybe the only reason I like this game is because I can relate to Mae so very much - but you know what? I'm okay with that.

It's one of those "You gotta play it to understand" titles.

Protect Mom and Angus at all cost.

After a long time of waiting (It's been about 10 years by now.. fking hell!) Capcom finally gave us, what we deserve.
The probably most annoying Video Game Companion (right after Link's Navi) - in HD!
No, but seriously. Love Okami? Don't mind going through the 20min unskippable intro? (Yes, it really was that long.. just a reminder!) - go for it and save that damn village!