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I love this game… in bursts. In Soulstone Survivors you will do a lot of monster killing, dodging, and leveling up. This is to gain new skills and passive effects to hone your build, and with a ton of characters, different weapons for each character, a massive skill tree, and passive runes, you have almost too much in the games to build with.

I must say that the game shines when it comes to progression, you're always unlocking something new. It can also become overwhelming with the amount of options you have.

The gameplay is a visual spectacle, but after 5-10 minutes of play, you won't see much of anything. You do feel more powerful as time goes on, and it does show, you just won't see much else as the visuals become overwhelming. You can thankfully remove or make effects transparent, which is a good feature. It does, however, feel more like fixing the symptom of the game's bad design rather than the actual problem of the size and visual unclarity of the effects.

For me, the game is polished enough and a ton of fun in bursts. I like how much stuff there is in the game. Can it be overwhelming? Absolutely.

Elden Ring co-op, what not to love? Yes the ability to communicate could be better, duo would be nice, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is this fun to play!

Wilds is a good step forward for the series, and the transition into the mainstream probably already happened with worlds. I don't know if I have played too many games in the Monster Hunter series, but it feels like the game is too easy and a bit too short. Yes, it took me about 15 hours to complete the main campaign and there is a lot more after, which is good. Me saying that the game is too easy might be the wrong way of putting it. The game isn't challenging enough, at least not for a veteran player.

I hardly had to use everything in my arsenal, never really ran out of healing and got carted like once or twice. I played through the game with the lance and bow, as I have never really tried them before. But again, It feels like the overall challenge in the game has been nerfed a bit to make it more appealing. It's not a bad thing at least not for the main campaign, but the final boss and monsters thereafter could have used a bit more tuning toward the more challenging side.

I do really enjoy the new wound mechanic, is a nice evolution in the series but feels overpowered. The mount is really nice to have but makes it a bit easy to get away from danger, heal, and sharpen your weapon. You don't really have to know the monsters patterns anymore, as the mount keeps you safe as you heal and sharpen.

The campaign also feels rushed, I didn't really get to know each area before a new one was introduced. I would have loved for it to breathe a bit more, introduce a bit more monsters and stayed a bit longer in each area. With that said, after the main campaign, the game seems to open up a bit more and throws a lot of new monsters at you that you haven't seen in Wilds yet. The new monsters in the game are great, the squid-like additions are my favorite. I'm not the biggest spider fan, but even they were pretty cool.

I have had no performance issues with the game. It has been smooth sailing throughout the whole game. Yes, I have a relatively new computer with a 4080 in it. It's such a shame to see soo many players with performance issues as the game is a blast to play. I do think the game overall is really good and a lot of fun. I won't cover everything in this review, I just wanted to give my opinion on the bigger things in the game.

Tower defense is one of my favorite genres and the incorporation of roguelite has really led to some interesting games being created. Everwarder is one of these, blending the two in a very cool way. You basically get to choose which enemies to fight, the path they will take, all while exploring, upgrading, and building up your defenses. The gameplay is a bit chaotic, there is a lot happening on the screen at any given time, but as you gradually get introduced to everything you have more control than what it may look like.

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A competent action roguelite that can be played in 4-player co-op. Sworn follows the Hades formula for the most part. You go through rooms, killing mobs, gaining boons, and choosing the next room until you face a boss, and then the formula repeats for the next area.

The difference comes in the hub, Sworn has four characters, and they all have four different weapons and four different specials, and it makes sense as the game can be played in co-op. Even though I play mostly single-player, it gives me a ton of options to mess around with. Overall, I really like the game, it's fast and precise with a ton of options.

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I soo wanna like this game, but it just can't deliver a good enough experience for me to recommend it. I do see the potential, but it has a long way to go.

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I have spent way more time in this game than I ever thought I would, and I will definitely complete it a couple of more times before I'm done. It perfectly tickles the brain with it's addictive nature, fun yet simple gameplay, and a deep upgrading system taking the form of a town.

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This game is fun, I'm kind of surprised how much I liked the game.

I have played about 12 hours now, and I kind of like where the story is going and how it's progressing. The writing isn't the best, but it is good. The game is much slower than I would have thought, and I think it's a good thing. The survival mode starts off quite slow, letting you get set up before ♥♥♥♥ hits the fan. I haven't run into any real technical issues, which have been nice. I don't know how insane it might get later or in higher difficulty of survival, but for now I really like the game.

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I had a good time playing Snow Riders. This game is much like their previous game you only switch out the bike for skis and dirt for snow. The premise is simple, get down the mountain as fast as possible. There are shortcuts and different tracks all over the place and if you as much as touch a rock or tree, you fall over.

It's a lot of fun and I would recommend playing it with friends, as it makes for a fun party game.

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Overall the game has a lot of things going for it. The story is somewhat interesting, it plays okay, the aesthetics are nice, but nothing here is amazing. The game starts off a bit too slow for my liking and is a bit empty.
This does change and get better an hour in but the gameplay remains a bit sluggish. I do like that the whole game is fully voice acted, but an hour in and I have barely gotten anything new and interesting to use. The map and world also feel like a maze and it's a bit hard to know where to go and where you have been. I hope you get a map later in the game to make this a bit better.

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