Recent reviews by Ammy

So far, the campaign has been fine. There are some minor complaints I have such as the intro Campaign cutscene playing every time I click new before I select a faction. But in general?

The game is fine. Been playing in windowed mode like always. So not had any crashes others reported. Still have a long way to go. Looking forward to doing multiplayer with friends in the next few days.

Easily the best total war to date. Looking forward to WH3

Ryza 2 fixed the majority of the issues I had with Ryza 1 that made me have mixed feelings as a long time Atelier fan. Highly recomend. Story is cute and interesting, gameplay is almost like Ryza 1 for the crafting and junk but it has a good number of improvements.

Don't mind the time, I played it a while ago offline so Steam never tracked my time spent. Its a decent game, I think it was the studios first title and I hope in the future to see more and to see them improve, As its been 11 years though, I doubt we will get any more games from the company.

Simply fantastic game. It is slow to get going story wise like all Falcom titles, but it does a great job of getting you attached to the cast and characters over that slow build up. The gameplay is also fairly fun, while there have been better Action RPGs I've played, not many I've found as enjoyable as Tokyo Xanadu ex+. Espescally the boss fights, it was clear they used their knowledge of boss fights from Ys in order to design them.

Still playing through the game, but I have to say fantastic game so far. Another great entry in the Atelier series as a whole.

Sophie is a game which focuses upon relaxation first, the game itself has very little challange compared to older titles I've played, but the very slice of life feel to the game, characters and story is simply fantastic. Also having come directly from the Arland games I have to say I MUCH prefer Alchemy in Sophie then in any of those games. It is so much more fun and engaging.

Easily a good recomendation from me.

Don't mind the hours shown. I played a lot more of the game on the orginal vita version years ago,

This game is one I will recomend. It has a few flaws, but a lot of those are related to how old the orginal game was, as such I don't think it is fully right to judge it based upon modern first person dungeon crawling games.


As others have mentioned the music is fantastic in the game. The story is also, in my opinion amazing, but this like everything is subjective.


A few things to mention, the game is clearly meant more so for a control then mouse+keyboard. It flows a lot easier when using one then with out. And the actual combat is what you would expect. A few mechanics are outdated, but again this has more to do with this being a re-release of a game that came out back in the early 2000s. It took a lot of mechanics from the old Wizard games, such as the fact it doesn't start your characters off equiped, as well as magic being on a much more limited system of per rest, as opposed to an MP system.


Combat wise, it starts off easy enough if you remember to check to make sure your squad is equiped. That said it does ramp up as the game goes along with it becoming harder and harder, espescally in the late game. As with most First person dungeon crawlers from Japan, it is also a fairly long game. I had about 30 hours in it on the Vita version, and I still wasn't even done the first half of the title, though I was close.

Honestly, it is a fantastic port of the orginal title. Despite my relatively low playtime, I also have this game on my Vita system and have played it extensively there.

Senran Kagura, as a series, is largely underrated. The gameplay is solid, characters are mostly well written and it will always have you coming back for more if you like the sort of beat-em up Mousu type games in the past. Been a long time fan of the series, and look forward to seeing its growth in the future.

The Park is a wonderful little experance for the world of The Secret World. It is set in Atlantic park on Soloman Island.

The game over all was not too scary, it definitly set a nice mood though out it all and I did like a lot of what it was doing over all with the character and how it all tied together. Is the game a masterpeice? No, far from it. But the game does have a nice plot to it with a decent mystery going on for it.

As for the bad parts about it, the game is short. I am not going to lie. It takes two hours or less to finish the game, but the Devs have that mentioned in the main part of the store so it isn't too big of an issue. And secondly, there isn't anything trying to kill you in the game. Nothing can hurt you and as far as I can tell though out the entire thing, nothing can kill you in the game. One other complaint which was mentioned a few times by others, the handwriten notes are too hard to read.


But, as I said, I am recomending it as a nice little continuation of the TSW world as well as the plot though it all and how it is told has been simply wonderful. so in that if I had to rate it, I would say 8/10 over all.

Mount and Blade has been a wonderful game over all. Being able to be so many differant things in the game from humble trader to great amazing warlord. The game is not with out its flaws, but the vast majority of the bugs and glitches which happen can be either ignored or they give a laugh looking back on some.


The games combat system takes a little getting used to doing, but once you get the hang of it then you can become quite powerful. It just takes time and effort over all.

Not to mention the mods which you can get for the game which can completly change how the game is played or where it is played. I would definitly recomend this game to most people who like a game where you can do so much.