Recent reviews by Justin Time

Donut County is a short and sweet game of the genre where you grow your character by absorbing your surroundings (like the Katamari Damacy series). It has an accompanying story, a collection book feature and a tiny bit of secondary replay-ability through achievements. Its a fun little experience for a few hours.

I don't like this game

Mr. Uno said I couldn't play and caused my game to crash once it started up. I tried reinstalling multiple times and playing it though the ubisoft connect app and it worked a little better but still crashed

Terraria was not the game I expected it to be. People always recommended it but never gave any reason for me to buy it. I ended up getting it given to me by a friend in the hopes that I would play with them. Plans passed not acted on and I forgot I even owned it. Then, last year (2022), I was invited to join a play-though with some friends of mine and reopened the game. Little did I know that this game was as in-depth as it is. It has an upgrade system not unlike others, but consistent through the game. Without the wiki, it would be close to impossible to understand though. I had a great time finishing this game with friends and in single-player. If you have any interest in this game, I'd say its a good buy. It goes on sale quite frequently and still gets updates even though it's really old.

The game is basically Lego GTA, but your a cop instead of a criminal. Pretty much the best Lego game In my opinion. I've bought the game 3 times, on WiiU, PS4 and now PC.

This game is a port on PC, though. It is a little buggy and crashes every so often (usually while in the open world when saving too many things at once). Some of the animations and images are a bit wonky (specifically one ability for a disguise with overalls) . Other than that, It's fine. I'd say the most optimal form is the console version(not WiiU) because they have two person cross-play, and are not just a port. The Wii U version has some cool Mario(yes the Nintendo game) Easter eggs which are removed in the other versions.

The game plays like your standard Lego game, but certain mechanics make it stand out to me. The Vehicle system(vehicle call in points) is probably my favorite feature due to the customize-ability of it. Who wouldn't want the choice to color the car they drive any color of the rainbow? The story is pretty good, having played the prequel (the DS game Lego city undercover) it makes a decent amount of references that don't alienate new players. It has a lot of movie references via some of the characters that had me entertained throughout the story (Vinnie Papalardo was my favorite). Unlike in other lego games where you have a max of 2 customization characters (1 for each player). In Lego city Undercover you have one for each disguise.(8 total)

Lego City Undercover is (in my opinion) the best thing Lego has released that hasn't dated badly (like graphics wise).

I recommend this game to Lego game enthusiasts and to other people who think playing a lego version of GTA would be fun. (The sale price is ~6-10$ USD if you are on the fence due to the price even though I think 20$ is a good price for it due to the fact I have spent 91$ (total) on buying it 3 times)

Basically a Countryballs version of Learn To Fly, with more gameplay elements that makes it more of an active playthrough. It's faithful to Countryball lore and Has plenty of countryball references.

Crusader Kings for free, perfectly playable without dlc