Recent reviews by FatherHellions

This game lacks online multiplayer. That's its biggest downfall to be honest. A Full run of the game and review here aswell. https://youtu.be/wEr8tD4adR4

Otherwise. It's funny, quirky and a nice spin to the Big Bad Wolf and Three little piggies. 1vs1. Over a 7day period, one action per day per player. It's a bit one sided though. The wolf player only does things to improve himself and the pigs both improve themself and discredit the wolf. Could have been nice with some things to reduce the pigs influence etc.

The AI isn't that good, since it seem to do everything randomly and not in response to your highest points. So it's easier to face the pigs since sometime they disregard everything and just go drunk.
The points are in either
Quality, Reputation or Wealth. The pigs does not have Quality since it's only grades the food level.

You win by having higher scores than you opponent, but it's a bit of a grey area about which matters most since I have had ties and still come up on top in my 5 games. There is said to be 20 different endings and I've only got the same ending twice.

Get it on a discount as of this release, or if this scratches your niche. I can see this get dull after a few hours for some, (since a game is around 20-30min) since the AI isn't that good. So it's all about local multiplayer. If it had online. I could probably play this ALOT more.

Still a good game all things considered.

Well. If you have played the Original Oh...Sir! You pretty much know everything there is to this.
Except now it's hollywood and popculture references. Like Harambe and the Mexican Wall etc.
Gameplay: Youtube Review and Gameplay


New features involves a Comeback system. Take a bounding and dish out some hurt back, meter can be filled 1/3 2/3 and 3/3. Used at the end of a sentense for some character specific punchlines.

Other than that I am a bit dissapointed at the end, because it was more challanging in the first one.

This will be a game in small bursts and not like I just did roughly 3 hours. It's good but I wish it was more. Still worth the price IMHO.

Either read below or watch this short review. 3,5min. Leaving Lyndow Review and Gameplay
https://youtu.be/3pwlEpqvwRs

Leaving Lyndow is a First-Person, light fantasy adventure exploration game. Which is REALLY short. Even if you take it slow and try to explore everything. I landed on about 40 minutes.
Though I enjoyed myself with the rich dialogues and beautiful scenery. This game is something we can call a Pre-Game for Eastshade Studios upcoming game Eastshade. You get a feel for the universe but sadly asfar as I know all these characters will not be in the next game.

If you go by the model of 1$ per hour gameplay then this is not for you. However the music is great, which really is the best part of the game as it really gets the feeling right with a long good bye.

There is no voice acting except for some mumbojumbo when saying hello. Which is really a letdown.

I recommend this game however due to the feeling I got when playing. I got interested and this little short story in a slow pase is something everyone needs once in a while.

If you want to watch some gameplay instead of reading then here you go! https://youtu.be/5UjT0-U96XY

Or both.

It's a great experience. For starters being a robot walking around in an oversized world. Since he is just about 1 feet tall. How do I reach something on the fridge? I am to small to even move a chair!
As far as the game goes I love the exploration for stuff which further the quest to find Tylers Creator. And you do quests and lvl up. Which in turn raises Tylers both passive stats and gain new abilities depending on what gear/collectibles set you wear.

The era 1950 really stand out and it's a beautiful game with lots of content even though it's will soon be released on early access. I will be follow this little robots timetraveling, parkouring journey to find his creator to the end.

FYI: I did pay for this, (incase you wonder how I could have made a video earlier) the only reason that I got it early is because I backed it when it was on Indiegogo.

ArsonVille is a trial and error kind of game for those who persue completing a game 100%.
It's fun the first few turns. Then it's just more of the same. Could have been a game with 1-20 levels instead of procedurally generated villages.


A 6 min review with 3 game turns.

https://youtu.be/NUob7_Nxb1M

This is one of those game who hooks you one the cute aesthetics, keeps you with the strategic gameplay and you want to see where the story goes NOW!

It's simply great! and if you want to see some more gameplay check out this review video of it! https://youtu.be/AzJAA6XiVZo

It's a beautiful game which I will play greatly. Fast, responsive and absolutly gorgeous! Best purchase this year by far in my book. And its still in early access! I am at a loss for words!
Review and Gameplay here at the youtube channe: https://youtu.be/_Q9pkqy4-Jo