Recent reviews by Krugini

I have way more than 100 hours but this is just my steam hours.

This game is awesome and I don't like people saying otherwise. I understand the flaws of it but in the end, there's still so many people with 100+ or even 300+ hours on this game.

Bug catching, fishing, hunting, and all the other skills are a blast to do solo or with friends. I spent so much time looking for plushies (rare drops from certain bugs, animals, and fish) and getting a starred version of each bug and fish. Outside of that I also enjoyed the interactions with the Palian people and doing their quests.

This is one of those games where if you're new it can feel overwhelming but I can't recommend this game enough to people (also so I have more friends to play it with).

If you love building your house and making a farm and meeting new players and having a chill game to play while watching shows or YouTube - this is it.

Outside of all the great things I've said, sadly most of the player cosmetics are paid only. I know a few people who were turned off entirely by this and I understand it, however outside of that there's a fantastic game here. This game is not extremely popular and they need to make their money somewhere.

All I can say is please look through the flaws and have a fun chill time on this game. It's really worth it in my eyes.

After putting in 70 hours, I can say this game is good. Not amazing, MAYBE great, but it is for sure good.

A lot of Korean MMOs have "pay 2 win" mechanics that becomes too overwhelming that if you're not swiping, you're useless. It's real nice to know that while you CAN pay to have more resources, I don't think you need it. You get tons of resources from the MSQ and side missions while also being able to farm for more materials in a slower way. I'm a casual player and I still feel like I do top DPS in many dungeons because mechanics and skill knowledge still mean more than just having good gear.

Graphics are great, cosmetics are paid if you really want, but I think a lot of the high level gear looks pretty sick anyway so you might just be happy with what you end up with.

Community is funny, world chat is constantly saying something, the events have so many people running around doing them. Every dungeon has a party looking for new people to join in and most of them have been willing to explain mechanics. My favorite part has been morphing into funny animals and running in circles while waiting for a boss to spawn in.

Parrying in the middle of combat feels AMAZING. Some attacks come in fast and some really slow, but once you get the rhythm, it feels so so so good. Being able to mix and match two weapons can be fun, I'm personally using Staff/Wand and I can go between doing big AoE damage to healing by just switching what spec I want. I've heard good things about tank and about Dagger/Crossbow being good for single target. You can honestly play to your favorite play style.

But the negatives are there.

A big warning I can give is that while you get lots of materials to level up, investing in too many different weapons can be tough. I am struggling to level up all my skills on two weapons alone so be sure to find the weapons you want to use before going all in. I heard people say finding what play style/weapons you want BEFORE level 20 is the way to go. tl;dr - find the two weapons you want to use FAST before you spend all your materials testing everything out.

This game puts so much emphasis on "morphing" and making it seem like a huge mechanic when in reality - it's just sprinting, gliding, and swimming. There is nothing special about it. You don't get any special moves, you just run faster, get to glide, and can swim. Some of the morphs are neat and one thing I found to be super cool is that they change based on your character's hair color. So even if it's a useless mechanic, I really like that you still can seem unique and stand out, even making some basic morphs look awesome.

I personally get incredibly laggy during huge player events. You need so many people to fight the hourly bosses and my computer runs at around 10 fps during the 5-10 minute fight. That can be really tough because you still need to react to mechanics that you can BARELY see because of all the clutter coming from other players abilities. There may be ways to really help out with this in settings but so far I haven't found much.

Gliding and grappling feel super clunky, sometimes not letting me grapple even though I'm spamming the button, targeting is a bit rough when you're doing big mob grinds, and tons of tiny bugs here and there.

This MMO is not without it's flaws as are all MMOs, but I think given enough time, this game will really shine through with more mechanics that feel great. I think it's worth the time especially since it's free to play and there's always time to catch up.

I can understand how people can be annoyed with the whole "offline play", but that doesn't make this game bad.

I played this game back in 2020 with my friends and it was some of the most fun I've had in a party game in a while. Literally laughing and screaming until my throat and cheeks hurt. Now that the game is actually out in 2023, it's the same thing again. I am addicted to this game at the moment and love going for achievements in my games.

Please don't be put off from the mixed reviews, this game is incredible and I KNOW you will have a great time.

Not only does this game have the best of all Battlefields in it, but the devs actually care and it shows. This game is easily one of my new favorite gun games and I can see myself returning constantly over the years. I hope the game continues to thrive, but I don't have too many concerns about that.

If you're considering buying this game, please do. You won't regret it.

Not finished yet, but love the look and feel of this game. Excited for the full release!

The store page makes the game look like a farming sim, almost like Stardew, but the game is so much more than I thought. Playing an hour into the game gives you all these ideas of whats to come if you keep working and leveling up your skills.

I was so surprised at the amount of content in this game because like I said, I thought this was a farming sim. Leveling up your relationship with your villagers, leveling up your skills to 99, find out how to get new people to your village, finding books, new items, new CARDS, new tools. There's tons of stuff to do in this game and it had me totally locked on. There were a few days where I just played 8+ hours and I didn't even realize.

I highly recommend this game. I have 49 hours on this game with ONE profile. It took me about 30 hours to get through most of the stuff I would consider incredibly fun. I spent another 20 hours trying to get all the achievements. The endgame grinding is very boring but having all the materials to build your town however you want is very nice. But just be aware that grinding everything to 99 isn't hard, but it is time consuming (even with an item that makes it so much easier).

I'll say it one more time, I highly recommend this game for people who love leveling skills, love making a town (Animal Crossing vibes), or love farming!

Rogue Heroes is a pretty good game. If you're a big fan of Link to the Past, you'll love this game. Lots like Zelda with cool new stuff in it. The game is challenging at parts and takes a good amount of time to do stuff.

The story is very simple however, but it's not bad. Gameplay is great, lots of fun rooms to go through and the dungeons and bosses are cool.

I've 100%'d this game and have 25 hours in it, I was able to do most of it without guides but some collecting takes a few looks into guides.

Overall, I recommend this game. It's not an absolute must-play, but it is fun especially in multiplayer. I think most people will enjoy having this game. 8/10

I can't describe how much I love this game. I sat down and played the whole thing, start to finish, with a friend in 12 hours casually. While that might not be amazingly worth it to a lot of people because of "$1 should equal to 1 hour of playtime" kind of thing, this game offers a HUGE array of different styles of gameplay, new tools, new puzzles, new minigames. They give and give and give crazy amounts of stuff to do in every single level. You'll never not find something new to do in every stage.

I didn't expect to love this game so much because I only saw so little plus some tiny things didn't sit right with me, but the writing, the characters, the voices, the stages, EVERYTHING felt so perfect and right where it should be. Did I mention only one person needs to buy the whole game?

I would recommend this game to everyone and honestly vote this Game of the Year. Nothing has come close to how this game plays.

TL:DR - please, please, please, please, please play it.

Way more fun than I thought it was gonna be, even if you're not playing with friends