Recent reviews by mochagracie

It's a good game, but I CANNOT recommend this to anyone due to the ridiculous total of DLCs needed to have a "full" experience. Not to mention all the bugs and glitches said DLCs have that still aren't fixed.

This is a very cute and casual game that doesn't overstay its welcome. I love the aesthetics, and having a more casual experience when it comes to town building and management feels very nice. But it is a very short game, so don't expect too much from it

Probably one of the best MMOs out there. The Free Trial is very generous, and the gameplay really does hook you the more you play. The fact that you can also change jobs on the spot is also great, as it lets you basically explore different ways to play without having to reset your character entirely.

The one thing I do have to say is that the story doesn't really get good until The Heavensward expansion. It's just your average "Chosen one saves the day story" so you have to play to get to the good stuff. This may drive some people away, and I completely understand why. But learning new abilities as I leveled, along with the dungeons and trials really helped me get past what can be seen as a generic story in the first expansion.

The ability to put The One Who Waits in a maid outfit in this update is a thing of beauty

This game is a beautiful successor to the first game. The graphics are more aesthetically pleasing. They improved on several mechanics that I had seen as tedious in the first game, such as painting, creating walls, and destroying walls. And they overall made the game feel a lot more like a fun creative space.

The only gripe I have is that currently, the assembly tasks are painful. Moving the hammer around is way too sensitive, and so are the controls when moving the camera around. Not only that, but if you don't follow the steps correctly, it becomes infuriating to control where your nails and such go.

Other than this, I highly recommend this game to those who thoroughly enjoyed the first title. I'm excited towards what the future of this game will bring, whether it's DLCs or Steam Workshop compatibility.

The most difficult of the famous (Or Infamous) bullet hell series. Abandon hope ye all who play. If you make it, You are amazing

This is a fun, yet surprisingly accurate game to just play when you're bored. The graphics are nice, the physics most of the time are accurate, and it does have that classic simulator charm to it. You can follow the rules, or mess around and still have fun. If you're a simulator fan, or just someone who likes to mess with game physics, I highly recommend this

Calico is a fun and cute little game that's nice for a quaint little experience. However I was a little disappointed to find out that the game was relatively short for what seemed like a life-sim/management game. Another thing is that the game doesn't rely so much on management, rather than quests to move the story along further. If this game was paced more like a management game that was at least a few hours longer in gameplay, I probably would've liked it a little more. If you do buy the game, just know that it's a smaller game than expected, and just enjoy the experience

The Sims 3 is the third installment of a classic series. It's a great game. But as of many other reviews, the prices for expansions are wayyyyyyyyyy too high! The game itself is fine alone, but 20 bucks? That would be ok for really important DLC's that enhance the game, but for the furniture expansions too? Yeah, no. If you want to buy any DLC, I recommend waiting for the greatest invention known to man, steam sales. Unfortunately this doesn't have compatability with the CD versions either. My sister has full fledged copies of the expansions on CDs. I though that'd work, but no. My final conclusion is that this is a great game, but only buy 1 or 2 expansions when there's no sale going on

I love the Touhou Series. I've been into it since 2012. When I heard ZUN would be releasing Touhou games on Steam, I was super excited. It's really hard to get Touhou games by conventional means in America. But Steam is the perfect place to put them for a more convenient purchase. The only problem I've had was whenever I paused, the game would crash. Maybe there's a patch or something, but that's the only problem I've had with the game. Other than that, I think putting the Touhou games on Steam is a wonderful idea