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I was kind of on the fence about reviewing this game since I only played it for .7 hours and that wasn't enough to get past the first few screens. With the way steams refund policy works though I had to make a snap decision, I could either play the game more and hope things turn around or I could get my money back and pick a game I'd probably like better. I decided to request a refund.

Before I get into why I refunded I just wanted to mention how neat the graphics look for this game. I like the art style for the critters and the characters. In fact when the game came up on my discovery queue I thought wow this game really looks neat, why are there hardly any reviews?! So I put it on my wishlist and when I was awash with funds I decided to make the purchase. I am not glad I did.

The character moves slowly and because of the gameboard style world map (see the screenshots) it feels like you don't have a lot of control over your character or the way they interact with the environment. As you move your character across the world board (for lack of a better term) you can see loot suspended in the air. Once you get your character close enough to the loot you are able to interact with said loot and add it to your inventory. In order to benefit from the loot you have acquired you have to take this loot to specific areas (at least as far as I can tell.) Why can't you just use it when you get it?

While moving across the gameboard sometimes you will encounter a monster. You cant see these monsters before moving into the square but that's kind of par for the coarse with rpgs like this so that's fine. Anyway when you run into these enemy encounters the camera angle changes to a different view where the badguys occupy one side of the screen and the party members occupy the other. This is also pretty standard for a turn based rpg game of this style but I will say that the enemy and party member pictures are very large and detailed. They look really neat on the screen. Unfortunately because of the large character and monster models all of the battle menus felt very crowded and awkward to me. It gave me a claustrophobic feeling.

So we have a game with an unpleasant feeling world board out of combat mode and a crowded unpleasant feeling in combat mode. Throw in a story that didn't drag me in at all (this comment seems unfair to me since I played for a limited time but I had to make a decision within the window steam provides) and you have a pretty bad game experience. I suggest passing on this one.

This game seemed to have an interesting premise but I'm not interested in dudes or lizard ladies (no offense to the dudes or lizard ladies out there.) The game seems determined to have me go on a date with one of them. It would have been nice to just pick no thanks I'll pass and stay home but that wasn't an option. Too bad Carla, it could have been great!

I've been playing Starfield for just under 61 hours at the time of this writing and am level 13. I have spent that time doing side quests around the first major city you will most likely visit in the game. I have barely scratched the surface on what this game has to offer. The short version of this review is: It's good.

But I do have some criticisms:
1) There is no in game radio. They have a news station SSNN so why is it they don't let you tune in to listen to their news broadcasts? They could break up the news with smooth jazz or classical music. Half the time when a SSNN news PSA is broadcast over the city speakers I miss most or all of it because of people talking. This seems like a missed opportunity.

2) Most of the spacesuits are white, a lot of the background areas are also white or grey. This causes enemies to get lost in the background while you just shoot off in the distance hoping you hit something. Some of these issues are mitigated when you get some guns with scopes but I still run into this from time to time.

3) Speaking of guns, I don't know about you but when I think about Sci-Fi I think about Flash Gordon, StarWars, Strar Trek stuff like that. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with a space shotgun or whatever but I personally expected more laser guns. Hopefully a DLC or mods will fix this.

Well, those are my thoughts. Thanks for reading and thanks Bethesda for the fun game.

In Truth you play as the audience and get to choose from a list of questions to ask the contestants. After a limited number of questions the round is over and you must decide who to eliminate. The game continues on like that until only one contestant is remaining. The winner gets a million dollars, we get to hear their thoughts on winning and are treated to a text based epilogue where we hear what they did with the money.

The actors in this game did a good job. Overall though I would say that the writing in this game wasn't as good as Vegas Tales. This game follows a similar format, ask questions pick a winner, host an actor from Star Trek Voyager ect. Truth didn't have as many wow I wasn't expecting them to say that moments as Vegas Tales did though.

I couldn't find a way to save the game, or any settings to adjust. It would be nice if Truth had settings options but I have been informed that saving is done automatically. Over all though this was a fun game. I'll be looking out for the next one.

This is a kinetic visual novel game with no choices or voice acting. Even so, it's a good story and I enjoyed it. I'd like to see a full length proper visual novel staring the Roaring Swans. Maybe we'll get it someday. Every VN I have tried from this developer has been good. Thank's for the fun game and the consistency .

Not bad for a free game. It's tough to like Max the protagonist who is kind of a pushover for the majority of the story.

I liked this game. Midnight Witch has slick visuals, an interesting story, an intuitive interface, and a cool soundtrack. There were a few shocking moments where something happened that I wasn't expecting and that's always nice to see in a game like this. Thanks for making this visual novel available on steam for free. I'll be watching for more VN games from this developer.

I have a confession, I have never finished Solasta: Crown of the Magister. I play for a while and a new DLC comes out or something gets added to Unfinished Business (the main community mod for this game) and I reroll new guys. I keep telling myself well I'll finish it with this group of characters and then type out a review.... and I never finish. At this point after 380 hours into the game and another new set of four characters (they have gnomes now!) I should just share that I like the game. It's the best D&D game I have ever played. I even liked it better than the goldbox games or Troika's Temple of Elemental Evil. Thanks to the development team for putting out this great game. Thanks to the modding community for making an already great game even better. I'm looking forward to more great games from Tactical Adventures in the future.

This is a fun game. The script is hilarious and all of the actors do a good job. It would have been nice to convince the guy that the player would be a great person to give the money to but that's my only complaint. I'd like to see more FMV games like this from the developer. Great job all around.

I can't start this review without first mentioning Everlasting Summer. Soviet Games really caught lightning in a bottle with that game and it was free! It was so good that I actually kind of felt like I ripped the developers off by not paying for the thing. I decided right then that if these guys put out a paid release I was going to buy it regardless of what the game was. That's why when the trailer dropped for Love, Money, Rock'n'Roll I added it to my wishlist right away.

It was a long wait before the release of this game and I have to tell you that when I played it for the first time I was kind of disappointed. I strongly disliked one of the heroines Catherine and the way she interjects herself into Himitsu's storyline. Normally if you don't like a character in this sort of game you can just ignore them until they go away but not in this case. It led to several situations where I wished I could talk for the main character and just tell her to go away.

I was also a bit disappointed that this game doesn't have any weird hidden routs like Everlasting Summer did. When I first played I was all oh sure it says four heroines but there is probably some weird hidden routs where you save Japan from Godzilla or I don't know something. After all we had been waiting years for this thing there are probably a few surprises but nope, what you see is what you get as far as I can tell.

All of this doesn't mean Love, Money, Rock'n'Roll is a bad game. It isn't, it's solid, but the game isn't great either. I'm looking forward to the next game from Soviet Games. I'll be buying it day one, but I won't be expecting another Everlasting Summer. There can be only one.