Recent reviews by Neko

In this hidden, cat, find-and-seek game, the scenes you search are continuous, animated, and fade into color as you complete a specific area. There are also 2 puzzle games included, which I found unique for this style of game. Challenging, but not impossible to complete all the achievements (I'm currently working on the last one! ^_^).

ESO is a high fantasy world, rich in content and locations to explore. Lots of fun world events to hop in on, even if you don't want to necessarily party up or join a guild. I usually play solo PvE, but the world events are a favorite of mine. ^_^

Just a casual hidden object game with a cool theme. Very fun and relaxing, I love these types of games!

Just a fun and casual Mahjong game with a fantasy theme. Relaxing, pattern matching.

Simple, casual, matching game that is fun to pop in and out of. I wish energy built up faster at the beginning of the game tho. I would like to sit and play it for even longer, but I don't want to pay for energy and it takes awhile to replenish. Most levels are 20 energy per board at the beginning and I only have 80. So that's 4x you can play before taking a break. And if you fail any of those boards and want to repeat or grind them, it goes too fast! ^_^

This game is so addictive and fun! I've been hooked since I started. All of the game is not even translated, but most is, and definitely enough to play with ease. I just love the crafting and gathering of materials. It might be tedious to come players, but I find it soothing, and I like games like this that are easy to unwind with, or mindlessly click on while I stream a show at night! If you like other types of crafting games, you will likely enjoy this.

Surprised at how positive all the reviews are. This is basically a (very) short story where you click on a Tree. The story is lovely, and the artwork is gorgeous, but there's literally nothing to do but click on the Tree and then it ends. *shrug*

This game is pretty amazing graphically, in the sense that its graphics are *unique*. I really thought it was beautiful, but I beat the whole game in 79 minutes. All I did was walk from monument to monument and when I found each one, got an achievement for clicking on it. When you have clicked on each monument on the singular map, you beat the game. It felt confusing, and like I had no idea what I played, what the object was, or the point of it. I mean I read the summary, but I didn't feel like I accomplished anything with my time playing it. It's literally like an hour and a half of just walking around. Probably wouldn't recommend spending money on individually, I think we had it in our library from a Humble Bundle, so it was worth checking out because I was curious. 2 out of 5 stars.

Fun to play when bored, but purely novel, and gets old quick. It's one of those games I have a feeling is mostly being played by 13 year olds that are great at FPS games and just want to talk smack until you quit. Meh. If you want an FPS environment with smack-talking, there are far better FPS experiences to be had, I'm certain. (Unreal, Quake, L4D...?)

Worms! Fun! Cute! Puzzles! Mayhem! Kill all the other worms!

These games are always fun, you go back and forth trying to murder the other team with your arsenal of adorable, worm-sized artillery! If you like one Worms game, you will probably enjoy them all :)