Recent reviews by Tathalia

As a debut game it is a lovely work. there's a lot of nostalgia to be found for anyone who grew up playing games like Legend of Zelda, and Harvest moon. it's apparent there was a lot of love put into this game. even in the demo it was a hard search to find any issues in gameplay. one of my favorite things to do with games in their pre-release state is to find places to get perma-stuck, fall through the map, or cause major crashes. However, I only found one place and that was only because the invisible wall blocking path's that will be available at release, was being silly.
I'm well and truly looking forward to playing full release.

Can't say It's not a great start.
Aside from some issues with building that others have already pointed out, and the very simple combat, which isn't bad by any means, and will do just fine with a little bit of fine tuning... this game has a great foundation, and is enjoyable to play. There's a beauty in the simplicity that I find very enjoyable.... and the trees kinda remind me of the game dev courses I've been taking.
I haven't played too much yet, but I fully intend to log in some long hours to further explore the building and farming systems.

A cute, fun farming sim with interesting story, and characters.
Because I'm playing in early access the story is still incomplete, and there's a few odd bugs and glitches to be found here and there. sadly, I didn't start playing early enough to find anywhere to fall through the map, but it's still been a fun experience, and I'm very much looking forward to playing the game start to finish on full release.

If you liked My Time at Portia, you'll love My Time at Sandrock! There's tons to explore, interesting characters, mystery, and most importantly.... FISHING!!!

okay, that last bit was a joke, because more than 80% of the games I own/play I play for the fishing! but anyways....

I've had the privilege of watching the progress of this game's development, and despite all the brown, the world, and story are still beautiful in their own right! the changes, and improvements to the mechanics we're familiar with from Portia, as well as the unique new mechanics, like sand fishing, leave me waiting anxiously for the next big update.

as with all early access games, it's not perfect yet, despite the hard work of both the devs and the community, there's still some cute little bugs and such that crop up occasionally, but the devs are doing a wonderful job of dealing with everything.

I'm looking forward to the full release of MTaS, where my friends and I will get to experience the full story, both in single player, and multiplayer, and naturally. in the meantime, if anyone is unsure if MTaS is right for you, I strongly recommend checking out twitch & Youtube where my fellow content creators and I have already been sharing our experiences, and opinions. who knows... you might fall in love with it too!

Having bought into Subnautica's early access, and fallen in love with it, I couldn't resist buying Below Zero to experience all the fun developments. I found plenty of fun glitches, and places to fall through the map, or in most cases get myself dragged into the bottom of the map by the shadow leviathan where there was lots of neat stuff to swim around and see.
That said, I wasn't disappointed at all from the nitygritty start to the pretty polished finish Below Zero has been a real treat to play, and now the it's fully released I'm looking forward to starting from the beginning again and reexploring everything.
if you love survival crafting games with beautiful environment and spectacular music, and not to mention haunting ambient sounds, then I highly recommend picking up both Subnautica and Below Zero. It's a beautiful world worth exploring!

just watch out for my good friends the shadow leviathan, and the ice worm!!

I'm not sure what I was expecting from this particular VN, but I love it! I haven't played all of the routes just yet, but I would highly recommend it. Already I have learned 1 very valuable lesson! never tell the big bad wolf you're going to your hot grandma's house, because he'll be happy to point you in the right direction... and then take a shortcut to meet her himself. trust me.... it's worth it!

I want to start by saying that despite the not so good translation, it's not a bad story. Actually, I've found it to be somewhat enjoyable. so, while it's got some issues, and you need to essentially be able to read/understand Starfire speak to make sense of some of it... I would recommend at least giving it a try.
However, with that said... there are more than a few small issues. one of which is the CGs. a prime example being when the MC walks out of her room to find the demon naked in her living room. instead of an image of him in her house it switches to her with unconscious, wounded Noin the night she more or less stumbled upon the pair while lost in the forest.
actually, it seems like the game actually includes the dev's saves, meaning that without actually playing, you can go through the gallery to look at all the CGs some of which aren't what the thumbnail shows; while most are just repeats.

Absolutely in love with the story. The demo was long enough to leave me a little depressed that it was over when I was really getting into it! the graphics are beautiful, the characters are very cool, and the story has started beautifully! really REALLY looking forward to full game release.

I've played essentially since the first month of early access, and I gotta say this is one of my favorite survival games; if my number of hours wasn't hint enough. having seen nearly every stage of development I can say there's been a great deal of improvement since initial release. animals are still a bit broken, and it's just not the same without the fear of the broken zombie spawns, or the super loot of the rad animals, but Rust is Rust is Rust. there's still a lot to do. trolls to deal with, and pvp content galor, whether that's what you're into or not. there are pve severs, and equiet, nearly empty servers to occupy, and high pop pvp servers to go haywire in. still got some bugs, but they're being worked out by the devs. would definitely highly recommend either way

Curiosity killed a cat, but not this one!
I love testing new games while they're still in development. So, while this isn't a game I would normally get into I figured I'd give it a shot.
Considering it's an early access game, it's off to a fair start, and generally looks great as far as aesthetics go.
While there was an interesting selection of races of Nephelym to breed, some of the races didn't have males, and 9 times out of 10 there were more Futa than Male or Females of any of the races. That aside, I was happy with the diversity of the spawns; despite how rarely males seemed to appear among the demons, starfallen, and dragons.
The character creator could use some work.
While I mentioned before the games a nice aesthetic, I did what I do best while testing and found some convenient little holes in the map to get stuck in here and there, or else fall through.
in conclusion, as a side note: Thank you for the mermaid, which is the only npc that doesn't want sex no matter what gender you are.