Reseñas recientes de Shasta

I didn't feel like I was really getting into it at first; it gives away its "secret" a bit too quickly, I felt at first. It even kind of talks about giving its secret away quickly a bit quickly, which I found somewhat predictable. What I didn't expect though is for the game to endear itself in spite of that. It does feel like you're forming a relationship with the princess as you play, even if it's in an odd, perhaps violent way. I ended up liking it more than I first thought I would.

Donkus made his 7 spouses happy with this one.

There is no escape

There is no escape

Early Access Review: The game has that fun flow state that I appreciate in city builders. I think the army/expansion mechanic may still need some work; as others have said, the AI expands more aggressively than I think most people are able to keep with. On the whole, though, a solid game, and one I will be coming back to as it's updated.

Can't believe I haven't left a review for this gem of a game yet. Do you want to play DND but playing DND online sucks? Trouble finding a DM/are you a FOREVER DM? Play this game. It scratches the DND itch in a more organic way than even the monolithic Baldur's Gate 3 can. It's amazing. Play this game.

Sweet liberty!

Amazing game, unsettling as it is clever and cute and fun. Dark horse GOTY of 2023 100%

EDIT: I'm gonna say it, it's my new favorite game. It has ABSOLUTELY stuck with me after I shut it down; its puzzles and world-building and mystery is so good. It reveals its secrets slowly, letting you discover more and more and more; each time, once more into the labyrinth.

EDIT 2: I'm back now, second year of playing. It's so good. I'll be chasing the high of playing it through the first time; if there's any one game I could play again with fresh eyes for the first time again, it's this one. ABSOLUTELY buy it if you haven't played it yet.

"We now are lost and punished just with this: we have no hope and yet we live in longing."

Reignited my love not just for RTS games but also Dune. A 4X game without turns; Amazing game

This better not awaken anything in me....

Game is good. Kinda falls into the "it's a metaphor for depression" camp of indie storytelling, but it is set in a wasteland full of death and decay, so...maybe expecting sunshine and rainbows is asking a bit much. I like Brainwash Gang's approach to novel video games; they seem keen on mashing up different styles such as the card mechanics with FPS in Friends VS Friends, and Metroidvania Happy Wheels wasn't a game I thought would be fun, but here we are.