Senaste recensioner av Mishnergon

The developers have announced that they will restrict my access to the game unless I sign up for and use PlayStation Network. This requirement was obfuscated at release and waived for three months. Now it has been announced as a requirement to continue to play the game at all.

Edit: Update has been recalled.

She Will Punish Them is not particularly amazing at any of the things it sets out to do. It became clear very early on that I am not really the intended audience for some of the features.
I love being able to customize my character(s) and design the rooms in my castle.
The skills and equipment are pretty rudimentary and feel like they were inspired by fantastic systems but that implementing them was a low priority.
Character costumes are fun and there are significant advantages to diversifying character builds for combat. But the combat itself feels very clunky.
Looking at the promotional stuff, it seems posing the characters in their outfits is kind of the big selling point, but even that doesn't /really/ work great.
Nothing about the game is bad, its just a lot of not great.
I hope it gets more polish and content.

I do recommend the game despite it not being perfect. It is still fun. None of the systems are broken or unusable. The art is decent. I played it all the way through, and for the price I paid, I got my 10 hrs worth out of it.
Just don't go in expecting it to be incredible.

Factorio is the second factory building game i've played, and I can see why so many people love it. With many scenarios available right out of the box, and an large library of mods available, if expansion, conflict, logistics, trains, or just trying to kill some bugs are things you enjoy, factorio has a lot to offer.

This game is a truly engaging experience, with choices and objectives that make true differences in the story's outcome. Options that end in permanent character death, can lock out large chunks of the story until your next play through. The options feel predominately realistic, with seldom few choices that seem unreasonable.
My only complaint is, if you like to 100% games, this one is going to take a while.

GTA 5 (online) is a massive and expanding world where you start with nothing but some low level criminal contacts. Its up to you to either join heists and make money to fuel your vices, or buy property and lead your own crime operation.
From motorcycle clubs and small drug sales, to bunkers and military vehicles, to nightclubs and doomsday facilities, and with the addition of a vehicular demolition derby that feels like a evolved form of Twisted Metal, GTA Online has something for everyone.

However, players be warned. If you've never played a grand theft auto title there are some things to be weary of.
The game itself is full of homophobic, transphobic, racist, sexist, xenophobic, ableist, and anti-sexworker propaganda. This hate speech is found on most radio stations as well as shouted at the player character by pedestrians. In addition, the singleplayer campaign is not for the faint of heart. some of the violence is exceedingly vivid and while it never fully convinces the player that it is real, there is more than enough emotion in the character's faces to be emotionally distressing to assault survivors.

In all, I'd say, if you want a really fun and expansive open world game to play online with friends you know IRL, or a game where you can customize a car and race and buy better cars, or fly aircraft, or sell virtual drugs, or save the world, and can stomach the excessive fetish for cis, het, white, able, men and the degradation of people who don't fall into one of those categories, then pick it up if you can find it on sale.

I paid full price and every time I hear someone on the street yell hate speech I hate myself just a little bit for paying full price.

I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS GAME IS FREE ITS ABSOLUTLY AMAZING