Recent reviews by kohsl

A free to play clicker game that earns you.... Bananas !

System requirements is low, if you are bored, just start the game and click.... or not

Lesiure Suit Larry is a great game with puzzles that aren't too difficult for most gamers. The graphics also looked a lot better than the classic game with adult humor that still bring a smile to the face

A free-to-play idle game that lets you grow your capital through various multitude of purchases. It just takes time to reach the end game. But overall, it's enjoyable and you can always come back to it when you remember to

Avalon is one of the better visual novels I have played recently. The plot, graphics and music are pretty good overall, although I find the dialogues can be a little more matured to the age of the various characters. The character Penny makes a great impression with her wit and jokes, and I believe the dev is also currently developing a new game based on her character. The user interface is extremely friendly, especially the selection of the various acts to go from. Enjoyed the alternate endings..

It's a good game that focusses on team play, not just your own. With many heroes to choose from (and added), there's many different play modes to choose from. Easy to start but hard to master. And there's new updated content every now and then

A free-to-play match-three game combined with card collection that offers a lot of different styles and features. Basically, you create a team of 4 cards and make your strategy in the match-three to defeat your opponent. Fairly addictive, every week there's events you can participate and joining a guild helps a lot on resources and advice.

Fans of the great detective will enjoy this one. The graphics is very detailed and the navigation isn't too hard with the keyboard and mouse. (It supports the use of controller, but I didn't use that). As Sherlock Holmes, you are presented with some cases to solve and at the end of each, you need to make a moral choice to move on to the next. The puzzles are straightforward, though some can be fairly challenging without walkthrough. Best to try solving the puzzles on your own first. Overall, the game is pleasantly enjoyable albeit a bit short; it can be finished in 10+ hours and if you are hunting for achievements, it doesn't really matter if you choose normal or higher difficulty. Will recommend this game if it is on 80% discount

A free-to-play zombie apocalyptic game is not graphics intensive and will appeal to most gamers. The story is straightforward (though a need to wait for new content to advance). A little repetitive in terms of grinding for items and weapons, killing mobsters and completing daily quests. Saw a lot of same-interest players in-game that makes you wonder about being in a zombie end-of-world scenerio, there seem to be more survivors than zombies themselves (hmm)... It's a good leisure game that does not require too much brain work or intense energy...

Was interested in Hanafuda card game and after having to see it in the Steam Store on special discount (90% !!), I knew I have to get it.

The GUI is very simple to navigate and there's a short tutorial that guides you on how to play the game. Well, for beginners like myself, it is not easy to know and memorize all the cards combination required to win the game. You just have to play many times to get an idea how to go about. While winning is the main objective, it is crucial to know what cards to play even if your hand isn't good, to prevent your opponent from winning.

There are two game modes aside from Tutorial -- Quick Play and Collection Mode. In Collection Mode, there is a map of Japan divided in 8 areas where you get to play against the person of each area. Winning a match will get you a postcard from the area; each area has 5 postcards to collect, which is essential for achievement.

While the game can be rather repetitive, it is fairly enjoyable. The DLC Enjoy Pack is currently free to download (as per the special discount offer) and consists of a new guide character, various Fuda designs and in-game BGM. It would have been better if the DLC included more challenges, difficulty and achievements.

In this game, you are an inspector working at the immigration office, controlling who comes in and who not. While Papers, Please has simple graphics and looks easy to play, it actually isn't. As an inspector, you need to follow strict regulations such as checking the person at the counter if he or she has all the right documents. And whether those documents could have been forged; information are correct etc. You flag them out if they are not who the documents specified, or they are suspected smugglers etc.

In the story mode, the checks get harder by the days following the daily news that is happening, and there are cases whereby the immigrant has special reasons to want to get through, but does not have all the necessary documents; or a bribe to get entry when you need the money for your family etc. It all boils down to choices as an inspector, whether it is morally right to allow entry at the expense of breaking the rules, which would mean there will be penalty, or go strictly by the book in a heartless, unwavering fashion.

Overall, the game is well-made and is fairly addictive, and there is an endless game mode which can be unlocked when you meet certain requirements in the story mode.