Recent reviews by Fenom007

Just like with Wizard101, I have a VERY long history with this game and am probably biased with nostalgia. However, if you like these kinds of games it's definitely worth at least trying since you get to try the start of the game for free, and if you like it, you can pay to continue.

I've had a VERY long history with this game, so I'm biased a fair amount by nostalgia. That said, I still think this game is fun and worth playing through if you like these kinds of games. Creative locations, fun battling system, and you get to start for free to try the starting zones to see if it's for you.

At this very moment, I can't recommend this game. All of the time I've spent on this so far has been spent trying to just get logged in through the broken playonline system that's required. I have a lot of interest in trying to play this game, but so far I've yet to get it to work. If I manage to get it working, I'll update the review. Regardless, they should really just make it easier to login if they're going to keep selling this game, especially with how expensive it is (the purchase on Steam is the cheap part, it's $11 per month as well + $1 extra a month for each character you have)

It is definitely a fun game as is, however, it is a little bit on the lite side of what you are and aren't able to do/customize. I'd love to see the ability to build on bigger plots, and edit details more in the future. Things such as furnishings, farm plots, and other stuff of the sort. At the moment, the game seems more focused on the macro side of things, instead of details. The sound design is top notch in my opinion, where making paths, placing buildings, and otherwise editing the world comes with a variety of satisfying sounds that help add to the calm nature of the game. On top of that, the music is nice and relaxing and doesn't try to be anything more than what it should be. I also love the visual design. It's somewhat painterly, which adds to the aesthetic.

Works surprisingly well. You obviously lose a lot of image quality and get a small amount of extra input delay, but this is the most playable anything network based has ever been for me.

The only thing I can think of that I really dislike about this is that I wish you could completely remove touch controls. Like not just hide them, but completely remove them.

Now we just need something like this for PS and Nintendo so we can just remote play all our consoles onto Steam Deck.

It's like a worse but free and mobile version of Call of Duty. Not bad for being free, but if you have CoD there's no real point to playing this unless you want to feel good about yourself for a little bit by dominating mobile players and bots.

It's also worth noting that you can play this game on your phone and also on Steam Deck perfectly if that's something you're interested in.

This is probably the best of the trilogy, but just like the second game, this is only a small step up from the one prior. There's still a lack of interesting story, the writing is still bad, the puzzles are still mostly uninteresting. Most of the puzzles are just math equations for you to figure out, not actual puzzles. In my opinion, you're better off skipping this whole trilogy and finding something else to play.

An improvement over the first game, but not by much. The story and writing are still bad and the puzzles are still mostly uninteresting. I'd recommend skipping this and just finding something better, even with how cheap this game is.

I find it hard to say anything positive about this game. There's not much here, and what little there is is not very good. The writing is terrible, the puzzles are uninteresting, the movement and AI (particularly in the chase section) are atrocious. I'd recommend just skipping this one, even at it's low price.