Reseñas recientes de Taenarius

It's very relaxing. I'm not a terribly creative builder but even I found myself making a nice little garden. It does tend to eat time if you let it. If you're interested enough to read a review you should probably just consider getting it.

It's alright, a neat little progression game. I've completed everything but the final kill challenges which seem tedious and not worth doing since there's no incentive to do them they only give worthless (to me) currency that can't be used for anything else. Total runtime to finishing the upgrade tree is 3.4 hours, which makes it pretty good value for the price, although only if you really like the incremental upgrade old flash game style.

Do note that my eyes feel worn out at the end of this session, even with the flash effects turned off, the screen tended to flash, so if you're photosensitive, I advise you look elsewhere.

Cute little murder mystery game. Fun Dialogue. Very pretty environment. Not super long (completed in ~5 hours), could be knocked out in one session if you have an afternoon with nothing else to do. Not too hard and has a hint button that tells you where clues you may have missed are located, which was nice because I hard blinded something obvious in the first room. Puzzles aren't too challenging, but it never felt like it was about that anyway. Once you get out of part 1 and 2, the game races to a conclusion though and it's mildly unsatisfying. I don't think the weak ending ruins an otherwise good experience, although others may question if it's worth the price of admission (I don't).

A cute little puzzle game using map changing gameplay to go through 10 chapters through a few different areas. Puzzles aren't terribly difficult, but can challenge occasionally. Talking to NPCs can help guide you if you're stumped, but I often found myself especially towards the end of the game having puzzles already solved. Let it be known, while I wasn't playing terribly quickly and I was reading all the text the game only took 4 hours, and so some may find the short length not worth the price of admission. There is a meta puzzle designed to encourage replay-ability, but it's 6 random puzzles in each of the themed zones. Completing the game unlocks the ability to replay specific chapters to encourage searching for these. As of the time of review I have not completed this (I did unlock 2 of the 6 during my normal playthrough), so I may return to complete it.

It's a unique game where you control a kingdom, and build guilds to protect yourself from outside threats, however you don't control any units. So you have to make sure that your heroes are properly incentivized to do certain things or they just wont do them. I think it's very good.

My Guys keep dying due to oxygen failure. 10/10 would play again.

It simply is too broken to be played.

Well, there's a lot of discussion if this entry is better than Civ 6, which is pretty damn impressive considering how much innovation was added in that entry. Definitely worth picking up.