Recent reviews by Herbtyllium

EAC will not, nor will ever solve the current problems that run in VRC. This insteads bans a large PC player population that use mods to eliminate a major fun element. It won't fix crashers, nor avatar ripping in the slightest as how small these malicious scripts are.

From such simplistic routine, you might think this puzzling game filled with squirrels would be quite laidback. After a few hours rearranging cameras, crossreferencing time of the squirrels' midnight run. I really enjoyed the scenery of Melmoth Forest, I even spent time in the beginning wandering around.

This game reminded me of one of my favorite games I've seen called "The Return of the Obra Dinn" since of it's two colored art; I felt different emotions from this from a peaceful forest to a dreaded swampland filled with metal and wood. Even from one of the chapters of my photos being; unsquirreled and published to some newspaper. I got worried, even for Nina and Simon... Especially Simon.

Well, thank you for the game. I'll treasure it like the squirrels with their nuts.

(Haha, I even noticed just now I published my review in discussion which was, accidental.)

Mostly the best game I have played this year of 2020. Most Roguelike RPGs would punish you for dying but; Hades makes this an entire joy to continue and getting stronger. As each playthrough is different; you can easily die or push straight through the gates.

I've had Sea of Thieves on my xbox since April 30th, I enjoyed the time where I spent weeks on chilling with random crews, people from the discord, and other ships on the seas. Fishing really took me away where I spent mostly every minute holding nothing but a fishing rod. I continued until September where I played other games after my account was taken down for unknown purposes. I got the game onto Steam with a new Xbox account two days ago. Furthermore; glad I am back.

Sea of Thieves has alot to give. From you going on hunts for treasure and the new vaults to loading cannons with chains and curses against other players and Flameheart's ghastly fleet. I've been brought down multiple times and all were a learning experience. I am gladly waiting on the shores along my crewmates I have found along the way to raise grogs and swords to the next update.

I don't know what day I started playing, just knowing that I played way to much since 2017. From this game, you can meet a large share of people, a community. From hopping to server to server, most enjoy the pvp aspects while others enjoy a chill lifestyle. This game, yes, may seem bland, low-quality. It's been made from a young lad and he worked himself up to the next Unturned.
To any player, wanting a simple player-vs-player or some hardcore 'how long can I survive', I recommend this. You can start anywhere and end the same point. Just only change is the path forward to that objective.