Recent reviews by Swagapino

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Finally, after 54 long hours, I can actually look at V3 memes without living in fear that it may be a spoiler coz jfc THE AMOUNT OF SPOILERS I SAW.
(it's good lmao, each chapter lasted me at least 6-7 hours to complete which I really loved) the ending was a let down, it moved away from that Danganronpa trope. I guess it's a good thing that the whole game isn't even canon to the Danganronpa universe

I want Yuri to sit on me while she stab me repeatedly on my chest

The Coronavirus lock down has taken somewhat a tole on me because of the fact that I couldn't interact with my costumers (yes I am that sad lmao). I got this game at a decent price and it really was worth buying.

I'm a barista myself and there are a lot of elements to the game that really took an interest to me. Some of the drinks that the antagonist makes are realistic, whereas some I had to google up how to make certain beverages. There are also a lot of drinks that I didn't even know that they existed and it was pretty fun making them. The only complaints I'll have to make is the latte art system- it's really hard to make certain patterns with the given tools. Even with practice, I still can't make a basic leaf pattern.

The story itself is really good. You are a barista who serves drinks all while interacting with the customers. The more you continue throughout the game, the more you immerse yourself into this wonderful universe. All the characters there plays a big role to the whole story and that's what I love about this. There is no "side character" that's there to fill up an empty room; the room is full of people with their own personality and problems that you may or may not relate to. All of them develops into a new person from the moment you meet them the first time, until the end of the main story. Sometimes you'll also listen in to customer's arguments with each other. In each quarrel, you'll just either listen in, or play the passive game and not choose sides. The barista itself doesn't necessarily have a personality so you're stuck with someone who could barely talk. I believe that if the game gives you the option to choose side/ say what you're given, then it will definitely be a lot more enjoyable and make you feel as if you're talking to them in real life.

Overall, Coffee Talk is a story rich game that will be hard for you to stop playing. Although the story is quite short and you can easily finish this in about 5 hours or so, it is fun to play if you have the spare time.

There are a lot of games that give me a sense of nostalgia. Both ZX and ZX Advent definitely fit the bill. Those 2 are one of the most underrated Megaman games out there.
In terms of playthrough, it is exactly how I remembered it: hard and challenging with an amazing story-line. Players who are new to the Zero series will definitely have an extremely hard time in the first few hours of both games, especially if you don't have a proper controller. Its user-friendly features allow players to turn on Save-Assist feature, which puts extra checkpoints that function as save states along stages. In short, this gives them the ability to retry and even practise certain difficult sections of each levels and even bosses.
I personally haven't played the Zero 1-4 games as of yet, I will do in the future. They are a lot harder than ZX and ZX Advent so I'll probably need to turn on Save-Assist lmao.
In conclusion, if you have a proper controller and want to play a new and exciting series of a Megaman game(s), then this collection will definitely satisfy you. It's worth every penny

Great game with good graphics alongside with an amazing story line that will leave you playing for hours on end