Recent reviews by Cat ✿

I remember playing the interactive Arthur storybook games as a little kid. I'm so, so happy that they are being brought here on Steam for my own daughter to play it. My daughter loves playing Arthur's Birthday and plays it over many times. She is 3 years old, soon to be 4, and comfortably plays through the games on her own (she has been practicing using the mouse with other point-and-click games this year). Thank you to the Devs who have been bringing back these old school kid-friendly PC games! Looking forward to more future releases!

I highly recommend this game.

Lots of fun to play with friends. I have couple friends that ask suggestions of what games they can try out playing together, and this is one of them.

Up to you if you want to look-up guides for survival tips, but I think figuring things out on your own is part of the whole game experience. This game is full of challenges! The moment you thought you've mastered surviving the Fall season, just wait for Winter and Summer.

This game has improved a lot since release. Less lag, smoother gameplay, re-connecting into the game added, etc. I would still recommend this game to friends if they have others to play with. Definitely lots of shenanigan moments that makes it enjoyable with your gaming crew. However, it does get a bit repetitive taking 10-20 minutes to gear up, encounter your fights to either feel great joy after winning..or disappointment, sorrow, or despair after losing. It really sucks bumping into other players in your server who cheat too. =< Honestly, I haven't played this since Apex Legends came out and noticed people on my friends list rarely play PUBG anymore. I've had an enjoyable experience with this game, but we'll see if I ever come back to it regularly again.

My brother recommended this game and I was surprised how much I ended up liking it. I completed the game and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's fun to play with friends, but I found the combat and gameplay to be quite long (especially if your buddies go AFK or just aren't pay close attention). I found completing through the game was much more enjoyable in solo play. Props to the developers in creating such a complex, well-made strategy and storyline-based game. It's definitely a game I've recommended to others to check-out and bought for husband to play as well!

I love playing Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing games, and I'm quite enjoying My Time At Portia. For an early access game, there's quite a lot to do for crafting, farming, and adventuring. I still haven't reached end-game content yet. I like how the developers update the content fairly often, and takes consideration in hearing out the community. Sometimes I'm not sure about purchasing an early access game, but this was well worth it. I'm looking forward to what the final product will look like.

A classic Steam multiplayer game. Lots of fun to play with a full group of friends since the bots are pretty terrible.

Try the "Questionable Ethics" map. Hands down I had the most unforgetable, intense, and laughable moments with different group of friends on that map.

Being good at CoD will not help you on a competitive level in this game.

Great game to play with friends though, and to jump on to practice shooting in DM.

Great game to test your multi-tasking and typing skills.

You will get stressed at the noon and 6 PM part of the cooking day. Don't play when hungry.

Day 2: The Adventures of Skye

In the blazing warm sun I stood next to my slumbering Parasaur. I peered at a faraway distance spotting a giant croc while taming and guarding my dear buddy. “We should be okay,” I thought, “He’s quite far away.” I figured I would pursue the beast later on after I left my Parasaur companion at home.

Evening soon approached. We were almost there; I was so close to taking Bob the Dino home. I turned away briefly to gather more berries for my friend, to only suddenly hear gnashing of teeth and cries of pain. Perhaps it was misfortune that stumbled upon us or a long awaited planned stealth attack. But the giant beast had appeared. “NOOO!” I had cried. Enraged I pulled out my slingshot and rushed forward to slay the beast. Afterwards, I checked on my Parasaur but to only find that it was already too late. With dismay and regret I knew I should’ve hunted the beast earlier that the day. “I bet it was waiting until dawn to attack,” I thought to myself. A full day had passed I knew I had enough for the night. I scurried back home into my bed. Perhaps I will have better luck next time.

Pretty fun! There are a few glitches here and there, but not enough to bug me. Except maybe..the possessed beach balls that randomly kill me sometimes