Recent reviews by SKuNKW0rXx

Cute game, cute sounds, cute fish.

Webfishing brings a relaxing environment of arcade fishing to PC. Just cast and reel in the big ones. Lobby codes help prevent strangers coming in while public lobbies can be a good mixup to meet new people.

Upgrading your rod for better catches doesn't feel so sluggish. And the economy system doesn't feel abused. I do wish we had more than a dog or cat to choose from, but that's my only gripe.

All in all, this game is a good purchase for a low stress, casual game.

It feels like a copy of all the other "shop" simulator games using a free Unity asset package just to make the same game world and mechanic. You play a slow grind to level up your shop just to buy an overpriced license to sell a product you still need to buy to stock a shelf.

This game is just a job with extra steps.

So, after playing this for about 30 minutes, my old PS1 memories all rushed in. My biggest complaint for the beginning of the game, would be to give the player an energy weapon. No worries though, I ended up beating the dreaded helicopter that goes out of bounds after reloading at the checkpoint. The game tells you to rely on your missiles in the beginning, but never mentions ammo count. So by the time you get to the first boss, you're about out of ammo.

I can't wait to see what else this game has to offer on my first play through.

While the addition of physbones and avatar dynamics were great, the new path VRChat devs are taking will destroy the community. Pairing with Easy Anti Cheat will destroy the modding community and not stop rippers, crashers, and script kiddies from wreaking havoc in public lobbies.

It is a free "game", and if you intend on using anything more than half body it's good. But adding full body tracking while using IK 2.0 is horrendous compared to IK Tweaks (a mod). Avatar hider (a mod) helps with performance by hiding avatars outside a range from you. Voice falloff override is great for public lobbies, so you can hear your friends while muting others outside your bubble. Anti crashing mods and pointer fixes allow for safer sessions, that way script kiddies and crashers have little to no effect during play. Accessibility mods allow for hearing impaired and hard of hearing players to have notifications and captions.

Devs, retract this update before making it go live, you're shooting yourself in the foot.

I just downloaded and played the first level of this game. It stays true to the old four player arcade machine of the 1990s. Controls are easy, but there are a bunch of moves to learn. Having the ability to join up to six players in one game makes it a much more enjoyable multiplayer experience. I purchased this for both Steam and Nintendo so I can play on my PC and on the road. I can't wait to play this with friends.

While a grind fest for materials and consumables, this game keeps a Valheim building experience with a Diablo play style fun. From what I've played with my friends in PvE, I've enjoyed it quite a lot. You share knowledge with the research table, so when bringing new players to your world they can be accelerated to your level. I've only played coop PvE with friends, so I have no comments about PvP content.

NEOS VR decided to support crypto currency and their CEO was most unprofessional in a discord chat about it. Instead of having a professional conversation to find alternative payment methods, they decided to be disrespectful and spiteful, calling any conversations against crypto as crypto hate. They then threatened to ban people from their discord if they continued to "bash" crypto.

Here's an idea, maybe actually listen to people instead of pushing your crypto onto others when it's not a sustainable form of payment.

This game is free but I would gladly spend money on it to support it's author.

I've only played it once and it literally pulled at my emotions the whole way through. I totally intend on playing it again to get other endings and see how it unfolds with different decisions. Thank you for such a wonderful game that explains experiences that trans women commonly experience in life. This game was beautifully done.

Initial Review:
I purchased this game on suggestion from a twitter post and I do love pinball. I played it once so far and will play it more but I do have one issue. There is no way to adjust the volume levels from the title screen. You can adjust keybinds and resolution values, but not in game volume. For me, my PC is set to 50% and it was still loud for me. You actually have to start a game, hit ESC, and then the right arrow in the options menu to get to the volume controls. This is very convoluted to get to and I didn't know it existed until I read a forum post about it on Steam.

I would suggest putting a volume control panel in the options menu at the title screen for ease of access.

Other than that small complaint, this pinball game is fun to play (until Windows decides to plague me with sticky keys, but that's my own fault).

For a VR recording app, this accomplishes just that. As for the other features, like peephole camera (which requires your phone to be unlocked at all times) and alerts from your phone, it lacks a bit. Thankfully you can select what apps you want to have notifications come through in the settings. One improvement I would allow is the ability to "grab" the window and move it along your arm/wrist. When I have my OVR is on my left hand, this covers some of the options on the left arm. Thus I have to move it to my right arm so it doesn't interfere with OVR. Unlike OVR, you have to move your dot through the selection instead of clicking. For a first time user that has used OVR, this can be confusing. Also, the constant "phone not connected" message can be annoying if you don't ever want to connect your phone.