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Now I will admit that I might be a little bias. I have been playing the Civilization franchise since Sid Meier's Civilization III. Loved that game and the ones after it. The graphics are beautiful. There are plenty of civilizations to chose from, before you even worry about looking for mods. The game is easy to learn, but hard to master. I just wish I didn't have to download a mod to play with my chosen civilization and the barbarians. If I could do that, then it would be just like the good old days on Civilization III.

Before I played this game, I didn't think any of the D&D worlds could compare to Forgotten Realm... But, this game proved me wrong. The world is rich in lore, reminds me of the Boulder's Gate franchise, and manages to not be clunky. In fact, for a game that aimed to play with the big boys of RPG, it made sure to pack everything an indie game can get its hands on. A rich story, stunning graphics, good music, and plenty of extra content.

Epistory is a typing game, as the sub title will tell you. One with a story that unfolds while you ride a fox, and type to take down bugs. There are things to collect, dungeons to complete, and a big world to unlock. All complimented with good music, and wonderful graphics. If you have Nanotale, then you know what to expect, but you can see how it all got started.

I will admit that I don't like most bullet hell games, but this one has enough dungeon crawling elements to make it fun. If you can't beat a level, don't cry. Spend your riches, and get some upgrades. Then go back into the dungeon. Besides, the map for the level is random. This reminds me of the Mystery Dungeon games, and I love it.

This game is cute, and can be educational. Game overs can be expected, but you can just start over to others that are from the same bloodline. That way, you keep everything you have unlocked. The story mode has some exclusive achievements, so I suggest you play both. If you get board, send some of your critters to a new island.

If you like Final Fantasy, then you should enjoy how this game plays. The graphics are wonderful and the characters are fun. The story is also interesting. There are a couple of problems, like no side quest, that will be fixed when Earthlock is released. That will cost you some money unless you get this version before March 8, 2018. The money you will save is worth it and don't worry about the bad translation that might be there. They are working on a ton of languages for the game and should have them patched in by the 6th week of launch.

This game is fun as a stand alone dungeon crawl. The graphics are low grade and the game automatically closes when you lose, but those are my only complants. You travel through a dungeon with your pet, but won't see him past the first floor on most playthroughs. I would recamend playing as an elf because they will have the search feature on and that will keep you from having to give the comand every time you move. I have yet to beat the game, but I keep dying before I get past the third floor. So, yes, the game can be hard. You can die from enimes, starvation, poison, sickness, food poison, or the mimick that hides in every store. Also, there is no tutorial. A right click on yourself will open a list of comands and you can do the same by right clicking on things.

This is one of my favorte games. I loved to play Rebuild, and Rebuild 2, around Halloween. I will admit that this isn't on my computer right now, but I love this game. The campinge was funny and I connected with the character, that I got to costimize. Honestly, I can't think of anything that can be done to make the franchise better. It is the perfect city management game, if you want to deal with the zombie apocyles.