Recent reviews by Tsubame ⭐

Poor artwork, sprites have few poses, look unfinished and unpolished, and no CGs.

There are some gems along the story, but overall, the plot is convoluted, repetitive, slow, and unfinished.

Music and sound effects are decent, but no voice acting.

Story/auto mode does not progress if the game loses focus, that is a huge drawback in my books.

Too expensive for what it offers. 5/10

Point and click time-constrained resource management game, with a simple story, and 49 levels, that require you to build specific buildings and/or collect a specific amount of resources within a specific time.

Good music and cute artwork. Very easy to play, and very relaxing. Does not offer much replayability beyond the available levels, though.

A tad expensive for the content offered, but it is nevertheless enjoyable if you are looking for an easy and casual point and click experience, and is good for kids too. 7/10

Well, it is free. That is pretty much the only good thing about it.

Idler/clicker with crappy design, zero gameplay, other than a manually clicking on a banana and a counter with the number of clicks, and free drops every so often, that can be traded in the Steam Marketplace.

Obviously only a tiny fraction of these drops would be worth anything, as it is the case in any free to play game with tradeable drops.

My advice is, if one are desperate for money, work extra hours instead of wasting your time and energy bill with this. 2/10

Compared to its prequel, offers nothing new except different levels. Like the original, it is a puzzle game that consists of scoring a goal by indirectly moving a ball towards the objective by exploding, moving, and/or removing things out of the way.

Unpolished minimalistic flash-like graphics and terrible repetitive soundtrack.

A few dozen levels, which do offer some variety but are fairly fast to complete, sometimes rely in timing and luck, and offer little replayability.

I certainly do not think this is nowhere near worth its full price, and still am hard pressed to recommend it at 90% off. 4/10

Puzzle game that consists of scoring a goal by indirectly moving a ball towards the objective by exploding, moving, and/or removing things out of the way.

Unpolished minimalistic flash-like graphics and terrible repetitive soundtrack.

Over five dozen levels, which do offer some variety but are fairly fast to complete, sometimes rely in timing and luck, and offer little replayability.

I certainly do not think this is nowhere near worth its full price, and still am hard pressed to recommend it at 90% off. 4/10

In line with other games of the same developer, Trip to Vinelands is a super fast paced game, where the objective is to survive as long as possible.

Gameplay consists of moving the character to the edge of each level, and avoiding touching the moving walls and obstacles. Score and survival is tracked by the number of levels beaten.

Surviving for long can be quite a challenge, requiring fast reflexes and memorizing how level patterns work, especially for those that want to 100% the game.

Decent minimalistic retro artwork and selection of music.

A little expensive at full price, but still a nice game to kill some time, and/or if looking for a challenging survival maze game. 7/10

Deceptively simple yet surprisingly addicting.

Fight to the death by killing enemies and win rounds by being the last one alive.

Does include local multiplayer - though joysticks are required for the extra players. Also includes online multiplayer though there are times where few or no people are playing. No bots, which is a pity, and would have this game playable when there is no people around.

Tons of ranged and melee weapons plus fists, dozens of different maps, and great variety of destroyable and/or moveable terrain.

Very customizable, and includes an editor and Workshop content.

Minimalistic and functional artwork, decent soundtrack, and amazing gameplay.

Overall, great game to kill some time with others, though held back by the lack of AI bots. 8/10

Sleek artwork and interesting concept, mixing rhythm beat and battles

Good quality and variety of music included, though the voice acting included is terrible.

Terrible controls, especially if using joystick or in a Deck, and the battle animations do break the flow of the rhythm beats, so the only reason to get the game would be for the battle system, which is fairly interesting and certainly unique.

Overall, overpriced compared to its full fledged competition. Passable, but not memorable. 6/10

Cute idle/click game with retro graphics.

As an idler, it is straightforward - kill enemies for gold, and use the cash to level up your heroes. You get 3, plus a pet, but they are horribly unbalanced, the warrior being much more useful than the others combined.

Clicking to kill enemies is not required but helps, especially in bosses. Some spells that can be activated now and then, and potions that are all but useless.

One sound track that is always in a loop, and gets tiring very quickly.

It is a decent game, decently priced, if you approach it for what it is, a very simplistic idler. 7/10

Build and furnish the bedroom, basement, and/or living room of your dreams.

Cozy graphics and decent assortment of items that can be color customized, plus Workshop mod support.

Could use more flexible build options such as room height, second floors, and diagonal walls.

Only 1 soundtrack that quickly gets boring.

DLCs add other house room related furniture and items, such as kitchen and bathrooms.

If you are looking for a house builder, this would be a good option.

For the content offered, could be a tad cheaper though. 7/10