Senaste recensioner av ridon428

As a direct sequel to the first game, I'm not disappointed. My expectations were fulfilled.

Great story, good acting, unpredictable story. Okayish.

Set in pre-modern Japan, The Cherry Blossom Murders has a thrilling story but is pretty much as predictable as murder-case detective movies: the victim dies, a detective is called, they connect pieces of the puzzle, and find the culprit.

Quite a creepy story. Dark Arcana is a hidden object game but despite being a "hidden object" game, most objects aren't well hidden at all.

It's a nice relaxing game. Except timed modes. Those are NOT in any way relaxing at all.

The Room is a nice puzzle so complicated I ended up Googling some answers. The thrilling atmosphere makes somehow creeps the crap out of me.

Aisia is so damn cute. But I'm on team Lucia.

This is the first VN I played so I don't have any basis of comparison on what to consider good and what not. I expected KARAKARA to be longer, however. Two chapters feel so short.

Set on a post-apocalyptic world, KARAKARA is something I expected to be dark or depressing. The slice-of-life story is written well. The soundtrack is composed well. The characters are presented well. I really wish Lucia try to become a little cuter. The story isn't so predictable.

A quite enjoyable visual novel for those who love animal-eared girls.

After some 70 hours of play, this game did not disappoint me. I hope for new rich content in the next patch.

Just Cause 3 has great graphics, really big map, and lots of collectibles to find.
Sadly, the game suffers a lot when it comes to the physics of cars and collisions, the flight controls for planes is just plain retarded (both controller and keyboard), the gameplay is repetitive, there isn't so much diversity between places, and the campaign is too short. Even the final mission is disappointing.

I kind of enjoyed the game but I don't recommend it. Doing the same thing over and over can get tiresome immediately.

Sid Meier's Civilization V is a turn-based strategy game of managing your country. Civilizations or Civs start from settling the capital city. The Civ then develop the state from economy to science. Attain victory by culturally influencing other Civs, launching a space shuttle to space, dominating other Civs by taking control of their capital city, or being the world leader in the United Nations.

I like this game because I always click Next Turn every time I tell myself "This is the last turn for the day"