Recent reviews by Jackiegoal

Can I kick this train conductor? Yes you can.
Can I kick this old man? Yes you can.
Can I kick this tree? Yes you can.
Can I kick this chess piece? Yes you can.
Can I kick this old man again? Yes you can.
Can I also kick his walking rack? Yes you can.
Can I put this fish into the aquarium? No you should dive into it yourself.

Does this review make sense? Eat a bomb with knife and fork.

Shut up Meg.

Truly love this game. It's easy to get into, quite peaceful, but still challenging. The difficulty scales well with the size of your town and the game doesn't enforce a playstyle like many other similar games do. I initially bought it off steam, played for over 100 hours, then bought it again on a steam sale. I get back to it every once in a while to play a new map. Absolutely recommend it.

I didn't know what to expect, but it's an incredible story and the gameplay is a nice balance between stealth and puzzles. The only thing I really didn't like were the boss fights, they're frustrating.

Keyboard-only FTW!

Marry me, Shane.

I LOVED LOVED LOVED this game. The story is beautifully setup and incredibly immersive. I am not a huge fan of combat games because I often lack perseverance, but the balance in this game is wonderful, even on a higher difficulty setting. The game is ruthless, but eventually forgives. The protagonist you can only love. Highly recommended for anyone who's into somewhat challenging RPGs.

Amazing! I was a bit scared of the turn-based element, but it adds an amazing layer of strategy to this game. The story is incredibly rich, choices matter (and actually hurt!) and it's replayable, which is something you don't see often anymore. Well done!

This game has a wonderful balance between mystery and puzzles. The puzzles aren't incredibly hard, but they're incredibly diverse, ranging from actual logic puzzles to mechanical puzzles. I simply loved this game and all its sequels.

I have bought this game 3 times now. This time I'm keeping it. Although I'm still waiting for it to become the game I envisioned it to be.I've played TGII a LOT. All editions, except for the Venice edition. That game was riddled with bugs, but incredibly enjoyable nonetheless. So, when TG3 came out and people were angry at its state, I thought I'd get used to its bugs. But to be fair to those people, it was simply unplayable. The UI was horrible, nothing seemed to work and I refunded after just 20 minutes of gameplay (as far as you can call it that).The second time was right after PLS took over, the game didn't start.The last time I bought it, it was a nice throwback to TGII actually, but in fact less buggy. The fact that they made very specific improvements to very specific parts of the game helped, I think. With at least some professions and modes playable, I was able to enjoy this game again. For TGII fans, I'd now highly recommend trying it out for at least the 2 hour refund window, I think you'll be happily surprised!