Recent reviews by DogsAndCats

I started playing the first Witcher over two years ago in anticipation of Witcher 3. It was a great game that is somewhat dated. I liked I could transfer some items over to Witcher 2. I finished the Witcher 2 about 3 or 4 months ago, and I still haven't gotten around to Witcher 3.

With that in mind...

Witcher 2 is an amazing game! I've enjoyed it more than most other RPG, action, and adventure games I've played. Great story, environments, characters, dialogue, music, sound, and pretty much anything else about the game. I'm almost tempted to sink in another 40 to 50 hours to play the alternate storyline. I'm probably going to check out the mods, too, for an enhanced gameplay.

Stuck between recommending and not recommending. It's a great idle clicker game, but I don't recommend it because it was abandoned.

All achievements are possible. Some of the end game achievements can probably take a month or two to reach when you're at that point to get them.

Description[b/]
Buy heroes/monsters/creatures, level them up to raise your Damage Per Second (DPS) for idle play and raise your damage for active clicking. Each creature has several abilities to buy to boost these statistics as well as gold gain. Click on Mystery Gifts to have an option of 3 mysterious gifts, choosing one for a random reveal of gold, tokens, gems, ranks, etc. The store for this game sells gems for cash. If you really want to, then you can buy them, but I'd pass since the developer has abandoned the game. You use gems to buy additional background heroes/creatures/monsters for bonus attributes or raise DPS of your current rosters. Once you hit a wall, you reset to Infinity where you can spend infinity tokens to raise stats and abilities.

Overall, a complete game, but sad that it was abandoned because it had a lot of oppurtunity.

This game is abandoned. Developer says to migrate to mobile. Seems like that is risky as other people have posted losing all their data when switching to the mobile version.

What a shame, the game is playable if they had kept the events consistently running. Now that there are no events, you can't get a whole bunch of bonuses and many of the better characters.

I've been playing a lot, or at least letting run in the background, a lot of clicker games. I think it is awesome I can run a bunch simultaneously. This game was one of the first that I played and got hooked, but for some reason it bugged out on me. I've contacted the developers several times but no response. Honestly, that was the straw that broke the camels back.

There are a multitude of problems with this game from increasing milestones to leveling up or upgrading something so when you thought you were close, for some reason they suddenly changed it. Also, a lot of the rewards have been decreased that you're practically going to have to let this game run for 8 to 12 months before you can get a premium upgrade. There are a lot of those, and now you'll have to drop $5, $10, maybe $20 or more per upgrade just so you can even get anywhere.

On top of all this, hackers have ruined events and leaderboards. There is no point in participating events and trying to be competitive.

I think that is all I can say about this game, so don't waste your time or money on this game.

Probably one of my favorite casual clicker games. A lot of that time on my record is just from leaving the game running, but there is a lot to do when playing. I could see this game going for another 1000 to 2000 hours. There's a lot to figure out and experiment with, but most things are easy to figure out. Sometimes, I get stumped or I'm looking for advice. Since this was previously on another gaming website/platform, there's a multitude of guides, advice, and wiki available through a web search, checking the Steam forums, or elsewhere. Great game! Looking forward to updates or perhaps a sequel.

I played this when it first came out for the PS3, and it was a disappointment. I picked this up on sale, and I finally got around to playing it. It was mostly a disappointment, but this time was different because I decided to not push through and take my time. After the first 20 or 30 hours of getting through the first half of the game, the final three chapters opened up to something which was long overdue and desired. As you can see, I spent a good 50 or 60 more hours finishing the side quests and achievements. The game was a whole lot better, and I wish Square Enix had made the first half of the game like this. I think that was enough to just squeek by as a positive recommendation. Otherwise, it's just a very pretty Final Fantasy game, with some cringey story and dialogue, and a fun battle system. Also, some very great visuals, graphics, environments, and top notch music.

A pretty good casual RPG game. Once you get your team setup, you can enable an autobattle feature to run through the dungeons with your team to see how far you can get. For the most part, you only need to check in on your game to see how your party is doing or if they have been defeated.

What's neat is that once you beat the dungeon boss, you're allowed to reset your progress in a new dimension, with a new and different dungeon boss, and with a perk of your choosing. Not much of an endgame but to see how far you can get. I made it past level 200,000 and 1000+ hours before I decided enough's enough.

Cool and fun simulation game. Looking forward to another installment and maybe trying out the standalone Democracy Africa game.

I have two of the four current DLCs, and they seem to offer a little more variety and strategy. I'd recommend try out the mods as they added more decision making options. I would love to see what the developers could do to make the game much more intricate and complex.

Pretty fun casual strategy game. Looking forward to a sequel! Music, gameplay, story, and everything else is great, and I think the developers did a great job.

Not really sure what this is, but I'm glad it is free. Just a weird little game for an interesting distraction.