Recent reviews by Kim

I need more missions NOW

please Doot & Blibloop, I'm on my knees begging


(this is the most cutesy and addicting game, and its biggest letdown is the lack of more missions - although I hope more content & missions can be added in future updates!)

Imagine if Stardew Valley, Pokémon, and Sea of Stars had a baby. Moonstone Island is that.

This game ticks off all the boxes of a wholesome & cozy game, and after 2 hours of playtime I'm already hooked. This is definitely going to be a game which you can sink A LOT of hours into. And the best thing is, you can do it from a teeny tiny laptop not meant to play games on (speaking from experience).

Exploration, farming, friendships & romance, mining, crafting, house decoration, this game has it all. One big question remains though: Does it have a fishing minigame?

I saw this game in the Wholesome Direct and had to try the demo. Wonderful aesthetics, with a visual style truly displaying the love the developers have for this game. I like the focus on Indian culture, history, and lifestyle, as this is something I (a Scandinavian) am not usually presented with. The demo is very relaxed and non-stressed - truly a cozy game! I am particularly interested in the aspect of uncovering old history.
It's clear the game still needs a bit of polishing; a few places I encountered visual bugs (fences overlapping weirdly and glitching & at one point Vir (the playable character) literally just disappearing behind a boulder where it was probably not intended). A few dialogue options had missing spaces & odd language too. Overall, I hope to see the UI overhauled before the finished game is released as I found it quite unintuitive at times. I think this game would greatly benefit from being released in early access.

Summary: This looks to be a cozy game for people who enjoy farming, travelling, and the trope of discovering ancient/lost history.

occupied my bf's computer for two weeks straight playing this game, now I finally got it for myself. he's happy. i'm happy. all is good. this game is good.

To put it shortly: eden* is an absolutely wonderful game with the most heart-touching story I've ever seen in a VN.
Aided by beautifully drawn graphics and detailed in-depth built characters and world building, eden* tells a unique story of an artificially created girl and her protecter, an elite soldier. I feel so lucky and blessed having been able to follow the rich and beautiful tragedy which is their lives. I cannot stress this enough, but eden* is DEFINITELY a must-play.

What a wonderful game! This game is unlike anything I've ever seen - it's a game, but it feels like a movie. You feel captured by the story and it feels like your choices matter, although it is clear that the game is leading you in a certain direction. The achievements are fun and actually good - proper achievements which encourage the player to get even more involved in the game. The music is neat, animation is pretty, the characters are wonderful. The transitions between the cutscenes and the game play are so smooth and it actually feels like you're playing a movie. Definetely recommendable! I met one of the people behind this game at Comic Con Copenhagen and he was awesome!

60 Seconds! is an amazing game, perfect to be played with minimal brain-power and if you haven't gotten a huge amount of time - although hours can easily be spent trying to unlock all kind of different endings. The game is fun, easy to learn and master, and entertaining - definitely worth the money!

This game is stunningly beautfiful and has the most soothing OST, but it actually requires your computer to be NASA-worthy. I would love to do a full playthrough of this wonderful game, but for people who don't have a million dollars to spend on a pc, like me, that's unfortunately not an option.

This game is mad - which is both good and bad.

The graphics, the sound effects, the voices, the art, the physics... that's just beautiful. Absolutely stunning and over-all very, very enjoyable. And the shooting, don't even get me starting. Everything works perfectly and feels so smooth, really guiding the player through the tasks. It's an amazing experience. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the story. Coming into the franchise without knowing anything is very confusing. The prologue is way too slow and doesn't capture the player's interest.
The mix of realistic soldiers in war and the supernatural creatures such as a flying girl-like creature in a gas mask, men made of fire, and flaming unicorns... that just doesn't go very well together - that might be related to the lore of the games, but if the player has not played any of the previous games, that doesn't really matter. Furthermore, the open-world experience is not enjoyable because the player is not allowed to leave the mission's area and the controls are confusing and doesn't work well on either keyboard nor controller. You'd probably get used to the controls after many hours into this game, but due to the sudden switch to open-world play by yourself-experience from the very lore-focused introduction, there's a great risk of losing interest.

That being sad, if you're into the franchise already, or if you simply enjoy fps-games with action, guns, soldiers, war, etc. then this game is probably worth looking into. I have to recommend this game because everything apart from the story (which in my personal opinion is bad), the game really is beautiful and stunning, and at least worth a try.

This game is pretty good!
The story is amazing, however you need to be prepared for annoying movement and graphics which aren't that good. But, as already stated, the story is amazing. It's probably one of the best indie games out there, and as always, Laura Shigihaha's music makes the experience truly enchanted. Nothing but love for her work - which is the main reason I bought the game.