Recent reviews by YukoValis

A very confusing VampS-like at first.
Once you understand the mechanics it is a little better, but I have a few gripes.
I do like the art style first of all, that and the soundtrack. It has a rather creepy doll from hell vibe. The mechanics are solid where you gain powerups through eggs. You then have the choice of activating them or eating them for different effects. My major gripe with this is by mid-game you are going to need to go through a lot of eggs with no real way to sort them. It reminds me of the weapons from borderlands where you get a lot of things you are just going to sell/eat. All in all it is a solid game that I wish had more to it and a few slice of life improvements.

Very beautiful if a tad pricy.
The game has a few things to buy and upgrade. A good deal of areas and fish. So I would recommend it as a good fishing game. I enjoyed my time playing it. I do wish there was more to it though. You pretty much catch all the fish the same and they seem to have random strength to them. I'm also not a huge fan on how rod size and bait size need to be rather specific to what you are trying to catch. Want to use a really powerful rod with the small fish? Too bad. The fish know the weight class of your rod despite what bait you put on it. Otherwise it is a good tier fishing game.

If you want a game that is pretty much vampire survivor here you go.
It doesn't offer that much in variety when it comes to unique weapons or characters.
I've seen far worse VampS-like games. So I'd recommend it only if you are really hard up for that type.

The fishing and RPG elements can be fun.
The world, story, and characters are all terrible and annoying. I guess it is trying to mock a MMO adventure? But it does that by making you actually do the tedious quests. When you need to act out the joke then I hate to break it to you but the joke is on you. I love fishing games, but I don't think this is for me. So I am on the fence and I say the deciding factor is going to be the price tag and the fact you can't change anything about your character.

I'm going to recommend this one, but I really shouldn't.
I felt like this one had a lot less content than the pusher series. I unlocked what there is to unlock, and the lack a variety is really showing. I will give credit how the devs realize gold soon becomes worthless and switches to gems as a reward. All told it is a fun distraction of a game and I hope they add more. Otherwise I would say get coin pusher 3 over this.

The only game that made me consider starting a religion using a theme inside.
When you move past life and death, isn't reality just a bunch of transactions?
What if you just focused on the giving and receiving you do each and every day?
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Beyond basic in every way shape and form.
It really isn't worth that price I'm sorry. It would be different if you could eventually develop some kind of automation or upgrade to production speed. Nope nothing. Expect to manually do everything from clicking to picking up to placing in machines. It gets real tedious pretty quick.

The game is pretty, but kind of shallow.
There isn't much story save for a small bit of dialog here and there. You can increase the love of each woman, but that doesn't do anything storywise either. To be honest there isn't much here besides a tiny amount of eye candy. Gameplay is fine as a hades-like. I did enjoy the upgrade item system although it only takes a run or two to figure out what is entirely broken. I'm almost to the end (since you need to defeat multiple runs) so I'll change this if something mind blowing shows up, but I kind of doubt it. It isn't worth full price imo.

It isn't bad for about $1 an hour. It needs serious improvements right now when it comes to slice of life features. For example you can't repeat a dig right off the bat. You always go back to the museum, have to click Excavate, click the location, click ok, then wait for the loading animations. This shouldn't be the case if you are going to a single location 20-30 times. Then if you clear a place it opens a pop-up for everything you found and re-found. So we are talking about hundreds of needless pop-ups. The game is minimal and if they add better UI choices then I'm going to recommend.

Update: They added more slice of life improvements.
So I'm going to recommend this one.

Fun bit a stamping game. You go from simple paths to large wholescale copy paste. You are basically designing function platforms. It is a lot like blueprint tycoon. There are a LOT of useful tools. So the only draw back I see is if you don't learn to use those tools you can waste a lot of time micromanaging everything. Learn the tools.