Recent reviews by Ragel

Maybe I missed something or not understand...
Simple clicker/idle game with one "surprise". Gameplay wise, you're clicking on a Girl, buy more units. You can also use some items, but as I can understand, they do almost nothing. Meantime, you are saving resources for summoning - to obtain more girls. And with this mechanic appears one *small* problem. Times to finish summoning can be ~1 hour to 2 weeks.
After reading forums, looks like the game had microtransactions to accelerate this process, but now this option removed from the game. Tho you can use your units to decrease time for summons, but I don't know how for the last summoning this option not worked for me. Your game sessions will represent - booting the game, take the resources, MAYBE some clicking and exit the game. Waiting times are...a bit extreme for an idle game, I think.
Arts quality are good tho, but I think you can find them easily in Internet
You can try to play this only for easy 100%.

I would strongly recommend Alisa to old school Survival Horror fans. This game has interesting puzzles, exploration, silly voice acting (like in Resident Evil 1996), and the "spirit" of that time. But I also encountered some glitches, with one I thought my game was soft-locked with creates puzzle. Also, sometimes, your character can be stunned locked with enemies attack and it can be fatal.

Still, I had more fun playing this game. I would like to play other games from this developer. 8.5/10

After wasting 10 years on playing *that* game and come after to FFXIV it's like a fresh air.
P.S. Miqo'te correpted me and now I'm a Catgirl. Meow.

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Very, very, VERY ART HOUSE game that leaves the player thinking with its story, oppressive dull atmosphere and frightening identical models...

And also, thanks to this game, I learned the art of pantomime!

However I recommend to try this game. You will love this game, or you going to hate it.

Best Karaoke simulator ever made.

Wow, finally a game that parodies the Battle Royal genre. Speaking straight - this game is fun. Ragdoll physics are buggy (and sometimes game also) and it gives the game more charm.

But why there's no more "Tri Poloski"? D:

You missed.
Supermutant missed.
You missed.
Supermutant hits 154. Feel the pain.
You died.

10/10

Long time ago...
I beat this game numerous times in that god awful 2006 PC port not knowing what to press in QTE, because it showed gamepad buttons while playing on the keyboard.
Now you can play this classic game with proper PC port. AND WITH MOUSE SUPPORT!

But speaking about this Steam release straight, now Resident Evil 4 way more playable than before on PC. Controls now way better and there also a mouse support. Game also now showing Keyboard buttons during QTE.
Cutscenes now not pre-recorded and running in game in real time. So now you can see bonus outfits in cutscenes, hooray! Graphics were also updated.
And it's Resident Evil 4. C'mon, everyone knows everything about this game. I don't need to write a massive review about this game. So, If you want to play this classic gem, this is a better option for PC.

In comparison with original Dark Souls, the sequel is weak. Locations not properly connected between each other. Bonfires quantity way much more than in Dark Souls 1, so distances between them now less. Healing with Estus is slow, and healing stones are a safe option in this game, and you can have 99 of each (like grass from Demon's Souls). But not only Estus Flask and healing stones are an option for replenish HP bar, this game has a lot of items that have healing status. Miracles also included. Game also have death penalties, with each death HP bar will decrease to maximum 50%. Almost like from Demon's Souls. But, in the beginning of the game, you can get a ring that increasing HP bar while being Hollow (like Cling Ring in Demon's Souls). And speaking about Death in Dark Souls II, it's still not a big deal because in the sequel there are a lot of Rings of Life Protection that prevent losing souls and human form after death. And they can be repaired with Blacksmith, when in first Dark Souls they got broken and there was no option to repair them.
Hit boxes in this game are trash, and for i-frames (and speed of drinking Estus) there's now a new attribute to level - Adaptation. So, If you want more traditional amount of i-frames, you need to level it.
Also, you can now being invaded by players while being Hollow. PvP is okay. I'm not a fan of it, so I cannot describe it with details. And about online multiplayer. For matchmaking/summoning, there's a new gameplay mechanic named "Soul Memory". This mechanic tracks the total number of souls you obtain while playing on one character, and it makes life harder If you want to play with friends, and you want to play solo and farm some stuff. If the difference between yours and your friend's Soul Memories will be big - you can't play with each other.
PvE is mediocre. Almost every enemy is a humanoid with basic design. There are a lot of bosses, but the quality of them can be Good to Copy+Paste gang mobs.
But still, Dark Souls II have some good stuff too. Like, Weapon Stances - you can wield weapons with both hands in same time. Items now have multiple levels that normally can be obtainable in NG+ or in DLC. NG+ now a little bit differs in comparison with NG. Not that much, but still it's better than nothing. Armour sets in Dark Souls II, more "fashionable" that it's also good.
Did I have fun while playing this game? Yes. Kinda... Not the same amount as with Dark Souls 1. Still, I would say that If you want to play FromSoftware games, I would encourage you to try Dark Souls sequel. You will love it or going to hate it.

Verdict: 6/10.

(UPDATED)
After suspension of selling Prepare to Die Edition it was a matter of time, when game servers will be turned off. Now Bandai Namco announced that they will not fix game servers of original Dark Souls PC experience.
Thank you for the great memories. Rest well, Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition.