Recent reviews by Reborn

The story continues and this is the last and my favourite episode of the walking dead series. Very recommended if you enjoy the first three games as it completes the story. First run of the game took me 10 hours.

Achievement system for this game is slightly different from the other games in the series. There're many missable achievements in this game and replay will be required. Chapter replay can be used as well for any missed achievement. Some of the achievements might take several tries but nothing too difficult overall.

This game has the lowest rating among the series of four games, not exactly sure why. For me the overall feeling is still positive. Art style is different from the previous two games and it takes awhile for me to adjust to it.

The story is alright. Different choices leads to different plots and options as usual. There are some of the characters behalf in a way that I couldn’t fully understand, but I guess that’s fine. People are complicated.

The game is a good experience on deck.

Achievements are by right not missable. However in my first play through I missed several achievements in the 3rd chapter. Not sure whether it’s related, that it happened in the same period when I couldn’t comment or rate up friend’s activity. Anyway replay the chapter resolved the problem so no complaint here.

I played rebuild 1 a lot on Kongregate more than 10 years ago. Simple strategy game, but very addictive. Over the years I still miss those days playing it on and off. It just makes me very happy to see rebuild 3 on steam, even more so when I discovered that rebuild 1 and 2 are included in the deluxe version after I purchased it.

The game is just a simple turn-based strategy game, although it may look like real-time based. The game is very easy on lower difficulties, only gets a little bit challenging on the highest difficulty. Prioritize resources and learn the game mechanism is the key to success.

The game has a story mode with okay plots. There are a lot of side stories which are completely okay to ignore, but fun to read. There are multiple ends, and the good ending is quite difficult to figure out. Luckily, it's not necessary to replay the whole story for different endings. Just need to replay certain chapters and get the key items.

Achievements are not so difficult. Missed achievements can be acquired by playing the chapters. Kill 100,000 zombies will take a while (took me 75 hours, could be shorter if focused on it). One full run of story mode will take about 30-50 hours, depending on the difficulty chosen.

Surviving in a zombie apocalypse is never easy. The story continues from season 1 and is recommended to anyone who likes season 1’s story. There are many times I wonder whether I made the right choice, but I resist the urge of loading and always move forward. Bad thing happens and it might be no one’s fault.

The experience on steam deck is almost perfect although not deck verified. In some areas, the display of shades has some issue but that has little impact on the overall experience.

Achievements are all story related and not possible to miss. One run takes about 10 hours. There is replay value for the game but probably I’ll do the second run in the 4 in 1 version.

Guess I'm really a old men now. Couldn't appreciate Bishojo game / Galgame like this. It just feels extremely boring watching the supposed to be cute girls doing all kind of bizarre stuff. Not recommended unless looking for an easy perfect game +1.

Deck verified and everything is fine on deck.

Achievements are easy, just like other visual novels, except probably two achievements requires consistently choose options favour one particular character each. Completed all achievements in 1 hour and haven't got all trading card drops yet.

A great Metroidvania game. Fun to play and lots of hidden locations and items. Bosses are not difficult in normal mode. However if doing hard mode and low % items at the same time , the last three boss could be quite a challenge.

Normally I play platformer with joystick. This game taught me D-pad could be better. Double tap direction key is just something I cannot perform reliably with a stick.

Performs perfectly on deck. The game draw very little battery so could last very long time on deck.

Achievements are reasonable. I got all in three runs. First run about 25 hours in normal for 100% maps and items. Second run hard + low items % which is not recommended. It’s just unnecessarily difficult. Last one speed run normal within 2 hours.

Very easy perfect game + 1.
Only one or two level out of the 50 has some difficulty.
Achievement hunter's must have.
1 hour relaxing puzzle game.

Great dystopia game. Simple mechanism but not easy. There's a constant time pressure, which makes me realise that custom officer's job is really challenging. There are just so many things to check.

It's playable on deck, but the experience is not that good. Mouse is much better than touch pad for accuracy and moving speed, which could mean very different results.

All achievements are obtainable in easy mode so nothing is difficult to get. Minimum two runs are required for all achievements. Each full run will take around 3 hours.

This is a very peaceful game, almost every part of the game is stress free. Good for relaxing and perfect experience on steam deck. The story is hard to understand at first, but becomes much clearer later. It has 40+ hours contents. Recommended for a casual experience.

It's possible to get all achievements in one run. The happy dance and loose / sealed lips are miss-able achievements to take note. Other than that there is no difficult achievement.

The only achievement is open today. It's time to grab it.
Change the game setting to development - latest Development Branch, and look for the Rebel Rusher (100) game to join.
Complete one game and the achievement will pop.
Takes about 5 minutes.

Easy perfect game +1.