Recent reviews by Wong Lo Kat

My favorite arcade game ever is now playable at home not through Switch but on the PC. This is a great rhythm game for any J-pop or Anisong fans especially if you get a drum controller for it.

10/10 Best character creation game ever made.

There isn't really much gameplay or rather non of it at all. It's pretty much a MS Paint coloring exercise but with only one type of building and one type of landscape. The sandbox nature of city building will get stale very fast because no matter you build up vertically, expanding the rows of terrace, or in accordance to the geometry shape you like, they will all look like the same cookie cutter template you had seen from the first minute of playing. The only variety in this game is the colour palette. To top it off, there's no end goal nor puzzle solving in this game to keep me engaged for long.

A roguelite deckbuilder that is more streamlined, less luck driven, but equally satisfying as Slay the Spire.

This game is a testament that my Kung Fu of pressing left and right button with immaculate timing is better than everyone in my friend list. Go ahead and check your score. Oh? Your score is still below mine? Too bad, your Kung Fu is not strong, n00b!

Probably the most immersive, engaging, and addicting survival game I've played. This one trumps Dwarf Fortress because of much better UI and as long as the developer willing to add content into the game, I believe it will supercede DF in terms of lore depth in future.

If you enjoy Mission: Impossible movies, play this.

If you always imagine yourself as cool and resourceful as Ethan Hunt, play this.

However. ths is the game that will make Ethan Hunt think twice, sweat and think he will not come out alive from the mission. It is very tough but the challenges thrown at you are exhilirating to solve.

WORST DLC I've ever bought. Only to buy it then left it disabled because it makes small nations impossible to play because of favour system. Sure, it's historically realistic for big countries to gobble up the smaller ones but that defeat the purpose of this game.

A very addictive grand strategy game with a very thematic in-depth RPG elements imbued. Unlike it's sibling game--EU4 where you shape your empire's future via policies, diplomatic, and military conquest, this game emphasizes on political intrigue to sustain your bloodline to rule over your realm. The game's narrative/story is driven by the game mechanics so every time you play you'll uncover and weave your own game story, sometimes hilarious and sometimes poignant. I'm no longer play as much as I did but occassionally I'll come back to this game to find a brief zen moment of life.

Insipid gameplay and no replay value at all.