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This is simply one of the very best games I've ever played.
The amount of details in this world is amazing. The graphics are stunning and the story is nice. The building aspect is good with a decent amount of materials and items to choose from. The devs created the perfect atmosphere with a world full of areas to explore.
My only complaint is the multiplayer. I played through the whole game, getting 100% achievements with a partner without problems, but we ran into connecting issues after playing for a week or so. It wasn't game-breaking for us, but it was annoying and frustrating. Often the host had no issues, but the second player kept getting kicked off the session. I'm not sure what this was caused by since there were no pattern to it. However, more often than not, we had no problems, but I did read about others who were very effected by this issue.
Multiplayer issues aside, this is one of the most detailed and fun games I've ever played. I've spend hours upon hours, just running around and exploring every little corner and cave of this stunning world.
If you like open world survival/craft games, this is a must-play!

I love this game, but it lacks a bit of balance; Sometimes you'll get flooded with quests, then suddenly find yourself waiting a few in-game days for a single one or grinding for money to complete one. Especially the money part seems a bit unbalance, at least in the first part of the game where I'm currently at. The friendship with the cat and dog also deteriorates too fast which means their "mini-games" becomes boring, very quickly. I've yet to understand the whistle feature for the dog, but this could be a me-problem.
Despite a few minor complaints, I do really enjoy this game! The super cute animals, especially the oversize dog, just makes me smile. This game feels new and fresh. The dreaming and small mini-games are nice features that brings something new to the game and they fits right in. You can costumize a lot around the farm and I can see myself spending hours on this alone.
I'm personally not a fan of having to "befriend" a whole village, like most of these type of games have, but there are no human friendship/marrige status in this and I really love that. It also adds to the relaxing atmosphere, that you don't have to keep track of favorite gifts etc.

Overall this is a super relaxing and very cute game that I would highly recommened!
- Played with Xbox One Wireless controller.

Very nice little hidden object game. Love the style and nice touch with the mini-games.
I didn't enjoy the time sensitive achievements since I play this type of game to relax, but they weren't hard, so its very easy to 100% this game.
I enjoyed that the areas got coloured in when everything was found within it. Super sweet feature and also helped with finding the last few well-hidden items, that I kept overlooking.
I personal find this one way better than the original one.

A charming and casual little platformer. I remember reading comicbooks about Marsupilami as a small child, so this was very nostalgic to me.
Its a super easy and straightforward game with good controls and sweet graphics. I would estimate total playtime around 6-8 hours for 100% completion, I personally replayed a lot of the levels since I really enjoyed them.
Easy to get all achievements and I loved the cataclysm levels a lot! Is it worth 30 euro? Absolutely not! No matter how sweet and well-made it is, it is a very simple platformer with only a handful of hours of gameplay - Wait for a big discount.
- Played with Xbox One wireless controller.

Note; This DLC is needed to get 100% achievements in the base game.
I'm guessing this DLC gets most negative reviews based on the price. Its a fine DLC, I liked the story and it was nice to revisit some of the places from the base game as Rose. The DLC felt like the ending that the original game was lacking, so I really enjoyed the story. However, its a lot of reused content and I really disliked the third person mode. It was awkward to control and did nothing for the gameplay.
They amped-up the horror in House of Beneviento and as someone who spook easily, I screamed my heart out a few times. The "Additional Orders" were fine and it was fun to try and play as Lady Dimitrescu, but I could've been without it.
I got this DLC for around 50% off and I'm happy with it at that price, but only because I enjoyed the story and "new" ending, that the DLC provided to the base game.

This review comes from the perspective of someone who knows nothing about the RE games/movies - I've never seen or played anything from this franchise before.
I really enjoyed the story in this game which I tend to overlook in most games. I was excited everytime a new note appeared and I loved all the little details in the surroundings. The horror aspect was overall good. I spook easily and had a few good screams, but not to the point where I didn't want to finish. There are some big stretches of the game where no horror is present and I think that adds to the overall gameplay - Doubt the horror would be as effective if it was constant.
I liked the inventory layout and really enjoyed dear Duke! Lots of replay value with the unlocking of challenges and the extra content shop after first playthrough.
The atmosphere in this game is on point and I highly recommend this one if you like a bit of horror mixed with an extremely detailed world to explore.

I absolutely love this game!
This seems like a true passion project from the Dev team. The immersion in this game is extreme! You can really feel the walls closing in on you when spelunking, the fear when you hear the many different screams from hostiles and the beautiful atmosphere from the quiet forest, filled with calm animals, in the peaceful mornings.
One of the very best things about this game is the inventory. Its an absolut joy to craft, find and collect things. The layout is so creative and again, adds to the immersion of the game.
If I had to say one negative thing about it, its the custom building. It can be very difficult to place things, but you'll quickly learn how to work around it.
I can not recommend this game enough - It has quickly become one of my favorite games!

Hokko Life looked so promising, but I'm currently at the point where I'm trying to force myself to complete the game to get the last achievements. I should love this game, I'm a big fan of these types of games, but I really dislike this one. I'm normally fine with repetitive gameplay, but this is just so dull.
I absolutely hate the in-game design tool which is super awkward to use. The controls often glitches when using a controller and keyboard/mouse isn't much better. The fishing, catching bugs and so on is pretty standard, nothing new and the controls are somewhat okay, but could be much better.
I'm also having a hard time with the fact, that the character looks like a 12 year old - Suddenly in charge of building a whole village and running errands for everyone. For the immersion, it might have been better if the playable character was a human/animal hybrid too.
It should've been a good game, but it feels like a rushed, badly copied, Animal Crossing-ish game. I'm really struggling with this review since I can't figure out why its so bad, but it sadly just is. Sometimes a game just feels off, even when you can't pinpoint exactly why - It just feels like there is no game here really. Just a lot of running around, very slowly.

I absolutely love this game! With clear inspiration from Hollow Knight and a sprinkling of bullet hell, this game is a fun challenge without being difficult. You can pick your own difficulty - Easy really means easy and hard is doable without much trouble.I really enjoyed the art style, the controls are amazing and the music is creating the perfect atmosphere. The small dialogs are sweet and short while the map is large and encourge exploration.My only complaint is, that I wish it was longer! I had to do some grinding for currency at the end and I jumped around a bit after completing the last achievements, simple because I enjoyed the surroundings. The actual playtime is more around 9-ish hours or so.

They have done it again! We are back with Dusty and "Nugget" on an adventure, this time a bit of a shorter one. However, its still fully packed with feelings, great music and in the familiar creative surroundings, that we love from Figment.
I personally prefer the music from the original Figment, but would pick the puzzles from this sequal anytime. The challenges has been upped slightly - Somehow the puzzles just seem more intelligent and creative without being complicated and/or difficult.
If I had to say something negative, I find the running/walking a tad too slow and I don't enjoy the fact that you can't skip cutsence when you want to replay a certain part of the game. However, these are minor complaints.
Overall this is a very unique and imaginative game which I would recommend to anyone who likes a colourful, creative little game with a good story and awesome music.
I really do think both the original and this sequal is the most creative games I've ever played.