Recent reviews by Scarf

It's an alright game at the moment. They have a foundation to build off of and improve the game. Gameplay is like any other cooking game, its ok for what it is. Artstyle is nice with two caveat. Character design/animations feel stiff, hopefully it gets improved upon. More customization would also be preferable in regards to colors, instead of having a preset color choice.

For now I'd advice to let the game cook and see where it goes.

Baffles how the second DLC can introduce this many issues, not just DLC problems but to the entire game. I seriously question how much involvement the new team has with the original developers because the content it includes is just so vapid and uninspired. Where did the development time go in the past two years, down the drain? I expected the similar levels of quality and polish as Survivors of the Void.

...and so he left,
with disappointment and apathy.

A gem of a game jam-packed with breathtaking watercolor art, heavenly music, and a compelling story to get immersed in this comfy village of Kieferberg and the horrors beyond your comprehension.

This game here is interesting, to say the least. From the outside looking in, it may seem like your typical open-world survival game, but after playing for a few hours the direction this game is trying to head towards confuses me. From the bizarre game mechanics of discount Pokemon to the incoherent game progression, Craftopia plays around with many different ideas. While cool ideas on paper, they don't pan out well during gameplay.
The fundamental thing that keeps bugging me during this playthrough is the lack of polish. While I understand this is an early-access game, developers should focus more on polishing up what's currently in the game. Rather than adding half-baked content, the priority should be to improve the core things, such as the janky movement/combat.
I would give this game a mixed rating since it has potential but it is being kept back by its duck-taped systems.

Fun and simple cooking game. Pleasant music, vivid art style, and entertaining dialogue.

Fantastic MMORPG. Open-world content is fun and chill. Dungeons, Strike Missions, Raids, and Fractals are challenging but rewarding. The only thing I wish Guild Wars 2 had, was a housing system akin to Final Fantasy 14 or Black Desert Online. But I guess the guild hall system makes up for it.

Interesting MMORPG build for VR. Gameplay is fine but lacks polish. Since it's build for both Quest and Steam platforms the graphical quality is lacking in some places.

It does what a hobbyist illustrator needs, and it does it pretty well. No monthly fees, just a one-time purchase to support the developers.

An interesting piece of software. Other than being inconsistent while playing vrchat, i.e closing during playtime, which messes up the rig, having to reopen the software and restart the webcam rig. If it doesn't close while playing and the webcam tracking doesn't stop for some reason, I wouldn't have any other complaints. Hoping this gets more features and support in the future, as the concept is interesting.

Oneshot: Fading Memory is an enjoyable fan continuation of the original game. From the art style to the audio design, everything is wonderfully executed. I like the design of the underground mine and hope that new areas in the future keep up the same quality. This game gets a big thumbs up from me.