Recent reviews by Mavum

An amazing sandbox adventure/survival game. Plays like a more focused top-down Terraria, which is a high compliment. Extremely fun in multiplayer, and has a good control layout for controller or mouse and keyboard.

After playing the demo through it is apparent that this game can be summed up as such:

A mixture of "Animal Crossing" and the "My Time at ..." series, designed for furries.

Having played the demo fully, this is a very competent Lovecraftian-styled colony sim. This game plays like an ANNO game, with a good amount of polish.

There are some horror-style elements for the game to fit in theme-wise, such as human sacrifice and monster transformation. However, graphically these things are rendered in a small semi-animated style, meaning the game isn't very scary.

The inclusion of a Cthulhu patience metre which can be toggled on/off allows players to choose between a sedate and a hurried pace for gameplay.

An extremely competent idle game, the variety of "mini-games" which allow for a variety of play that is missing from other idle games. A massive amount of content along with easily ignored micro-transactions (which are still good value) makes this a great long term time investment. The visuals can take some time to get used to, but the variety of illustrations and a consistent style makes it aesthetically pleasing to the eyes.

A brilliant stylistic game for fans of Shin Megami Tensei, Persona, Digimon and Pokemon. The nostalgic designs and lovely colours make this a delight for the eyes.

This is two separate games in one! Includes; "Digimon Story Cybersleuth" and its sequel/side-story "Digimon Story Cybersleuth: Hacker's Memory", which make this a great deal!

While the story can be paced kind of strangely, playing through both games feels like watching a good Digimon anime story play out. The gameplay is a competent "Shin Megami Tensei"-like game, a party-based JRPG with evolving/combining monster mechanic - the titular "Digimon". The Digimon designs are great, and with over 300 different Digimon available to raise there are designs anyone can love.

This is simply the BEST Digimon game(s) you can play, also available on Nintendo Switch and Playstation.

Great game, lots of fun optimising production of various items. Really good multiplayer with friends. Well supported modding scene.

Developers have no idea how pricing should work, never going on sale and increasing the price with inflation. Not worth the 45 CAD$ they are charging for it.

A lot lighter of a game than the other Paradox strategy game, to its benefit. Still suffers slightly from Paradox's DLC monetisation strategy; but more impactful DLCs in fewer quantities help Stellaris in this regard. A good way to get into space-themed 4X games.

The best MMO available today.

Way too much of a grind to be worth your time. Game developers never listen to community feedback and constantly seek new ways to try to take your money. Disappointing, could have been good.