Reseñas recientes de enushima

Should let us choose between a variety of characters to have as our first free character, otherwise characters are expensive.

Everywhere I go... every move I make... every gonk I kill, she stares at me through my phone, laughing, taunting me.

That woman... this game... it only took 10 seconds out of my life to consider this a GOTY.

Go broke AAA games.

Capcom needs to change with it's microtransactions.

Also right now the game is a mess for everyone.

So uh... I'm not exactly a pro with programming and such but the least I do with this is just... save up money on it and train my stats? It's a really good tool. I wouldn't call it a game to say... maybe?

Ahh. Classic Bethesda. Bethesda is that one company that seems to give us a half-baked pre-made game with bugs and what not, only to expect us to not just fix the game but enhance it with bugs.

And what do we get in return? They never listen, they continue to carry on with the creation club content and demand money for stuff that you make.

I have no hope for the next Elder Scrolls or the next Fallout. If you want to play good games related to Bethesda and these beloved franchises, just play Skyrim and Fallout New Vegas.

What a waste. Perhaps Obsidian should own the rights to these games.

This game is like opening up your window when it's spring and you take in the good ol' fresh air. It's fun, it's relaxing and you can customize the experience of your game however you want without losing access to some of the achievements.

Of course, being the modder fanatic I went in on this game first with some mods over at the Nexus and well... I don't think this game is exactly 'mod ready' (early game I know), but from using almost every collection I found interesting on the Nexus... 80% of them would occasionally crash my game. I'd love to see mod support!

Besides from that I have played the game for awhile now in it's vanilla non-moddable state. I love it, I thought at first it'd be another Pokemon game but it's actually so much more then that.

Also let's cut to the chase with the drama and end it because if a lawsuit were to happen it'd likely happen awhile back now. The Pal's in this are heavily taken inspiration from Pokemon. Perhaps people should educate themselves on what inspiration truly means.

Absolutely 10/10 game and I will play it.

So.

I don't know if it goes agaisnt policy to mention ♥♥♥ but I thought of getting this game and trying it out on Steam - as it turns out the full price, even at a discount is just not worth it. Given from what I hear the community isn't so worth it also and the lack of updates makes me believe the devs just gave up.

I'll stick to the first game - or better yet? Sim City 4.

Fun and I absolutely love the aesthetic but definitely not single player friendly (and boring at that). The game is definitely simple to learn but I feel like it's lacking in a proper tutorial to set you up straight. However about 40 minutes in I kind of felt... bored and the world felt so lifeless.

Not for me I'm afraid.

- Early game is incredibly dull and boring but rewards people with a better experience later on.
- More of a micromanagement god-game rather then a god-game sandbox experience.
- Doesn't seem to have a sandbox mode and instead they decided to scrap it from an earlier build. Seriously? What kind of god game DOESN'T have a sandbox mode?
- Is it like Populus? Yes. Is it like Black and White? Yes. All but limited.

Overall when I first played this I reviewed it before hand with a thumbs down and later on decided to delete my older review but now I'd say I would recommend it.

My only complaint is how was a game like this in the making for 10 years? It just doesn't add up. This looks like something a few developers could come up with in maybe 6 months to a year.

TL;DR: It's a micromanagement sim game with some restrictions in regards to how you want to play as a god and lacks a sandbox mode.

At it's core Speedstorm is absolutely a fun racing game but it's absolutely ruined by payment methods and gacha. You start the game off as playing with Mickey and gradually unlock other racers like Donald and Goofy where as Mulan is your fourth racer.

Is it a pay to win game? I would say if you wish to play competitively then perhaps but otherwise anywhere else such as single player or regular multiplayer it is strictly NOT pay to win. Sure, you may run into some players who are overleveled compared to you (maybe) that ruins the fun but that's the whole gacha and level system's fault.

I will continue to play this game and give it a chance but I hope in the long run some chains are set loose off the whole payment mechanics however I cannot at it's current state recommend this game.

You are welcome to give it a try since it's free.