Recent reviews by Visbane

I played this game in 1999 for the first time. What makes these old MMOs so special is the true sense of adventure. This game and many other older MMOs won't hold your hand - there is some work involved in this game. That being said, we adventure for the thrill of adventure, for the threat of consequence upon death, for the stories of our exploits. You can do that in this game, something you can't really say about many newer games. If you have a few buddies that can join you, that would make this an even better experience.

This game is just straight up fun. Maybe its the simplicity. Maybe its the aesthetics. Maybe its the old school style. Maybe its the achievements. I dunno what it is, but this game is fun. Buy it - worth it!

Graveyard Keeper is a fresh take on the classic Farm Sim genre. This game is quirky and interesting. You will be faced with some strange, macabre, and ethically challenging situations - all on the backdrop of the upbeat, lighthearted music and scenery we know and love from games like Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley. JRPG music playing while you perform an autopsy? Check. Tossing a body into the river, then a relaxing afternoon of fishing? Check. Talking donkey? Check.
If you love farm sims and dark humor, grab this game.

As fun as this game is - be advised, it is still very much new and not complete 100% yet. I have not run into any major issues besides some choppy frame rate problems in the wheat farm, and music cutting out a few times. All of which seem to be fixed since updates. Potential buyers need to know this and understand the content is coming and fixes are happening quickly.

Classic NES inspired action! This keeps everything you loved about the Castlevania series and adds just the right little tweaks to make a solid modern game. It doesn't just feel retro - it is retro. It's that bang your head against the table, snap a controler in half type of rage that only a true platformer can bring you! One of the best parts about this game is the music. Such a great soundtrack on this thing! Highly recomended!

Free to Play is an excellent documentary with a great cast of characters. It's very well shot, well edited, and keeps you engaged the whole time. I don't play Dota, but I still really enjoyed watching this and seeing how these teams compete. Highly recommended.