Recent reviews by Yan

No game has ever made me feel like this. No game has affected me as deeply as this game did.

This game changed the way I love those close to me, it changed the way I view friendships.

I write this review at least a year after I finished the game, to make sure my feelings about this game are sober and aren't affected by the hype of recently finishing it. A year later, I still feel just as strongly about it.

I truly from the bottom of my heart wish I could forget this game, so I could play it again for the first time.

Great game. Short and sweet. Cute graphics and funny dialogue. It is VERY short though, I could 100% it one short sitting.

Because of how short it is, thought, it is not worth $15. Try to get it on a big sale if you can, then it'll definitely be your money's worth.

This game isn't worth $3.

I would've happily paid at least $10 for the amount of content we've gotten so far. And to think this is just the early access is exciting to say the least.

Get this game.

I'm never optimistic about free MMORPGs. But this one hasn't been ruined for me by P2W...

...Yet.

An addicting rogue-like with a mellow learning curve that will keep you chasing extremely hard achievements that are actually achievable.

The crazy combination of exploration, farm keeping and wave defense works like a charm; and the meta progression is simple enough to understand.

"One more run..."

Not too difficult but the challenge is alright for passing time. Unfortunately it's a short game.

If you're a fan of puzzle games and room escapes, you will love this.

Great beat-em-up. In fact, great game in general. The side content was good enough that I found myself distracted from the main storyline most of the time. Which is not to say the story is bad, it's actually pretty decent.

I have never before played a game in which the minigames and side content was just as compelling as the main game. Both this and the "sandbox-ness" of the district of Kamurocho are beautifully executed.

help me

The gameplay was repetitive but the narrator seduced me to complete the game.

What can I say? Dota 1 was possibly the first MOBA. And what started as a mod for Warcraft III has come a long way and become one of the -if not the one- most complete MOBA experiences you'll have.

DotA 2 pushes aside the in-game character purchases and the "play-a-lot-to-get-that-thing-to-progress system". Starting out with every hero available, the game keeps the player hooked in with actually intense, exciting and fun gameplay; instead of having an ingame shop being your only motivation to keep playing.

This is one of the best online multiplayer experiences you'll have.