Recent reviews by Minor Poobah Shu

It's a simple game with a simple premise. Incredibly relaxing and exactly what it says on the tin.

This is the best Yu-Gi-Oh game on the market for fans of the franchise as it existed a decade ago. Playing AI duels throughout the series lets players like me who don't enjoy new content such as pendulum or link monsters safely ignore most of that content and play with decks I enjoy from throughout Yu-Gi-Oh history. The payment structure of pay once and you can unlock all the cards is also great, since most card games are free to play with bad in-game economies that require paying up to hundreds of dollars to build a good deck or two. If I have two complaints it's that it can be difficult to finish collecting from in-game sets due to no copy protection on cards, as well as the fact that some archetypes don't work as intended because of the way the priority system works.

This is a solid game from a new indie development team. While there are flaws and things that can be improved, there are certainly signs that those things are going to be improved with time. If you're a fan of SRPGs then I think this is a worthwhile game to try. If you're worried about technical issues you can always wait a few weeks for more patches and bug fixes.

Huniepop 2 is a sequel that misses the best parts of the original and doubles down on complicated puzzle mechanics. It punishes you for the dating mechanics by throwing in unlockable baggage that makes gameplay more difficult, it adds in a stamina system that makes gameplay more difficult, and it has a difficulty curve that means the puzzles feel more akin to throwing myself at a wall until I succeed. Progression through dates isn't as satisfying, and many characters just feel like they're labeled as attracted to each other because the game wants to have a porn CG of the two of them together instead of any real chemistry. This game would massively improve if it were more varied and added single dates as an option instead of just threesomes all the time.

While I recommend Skyrim because of its massive game world and exciting gameplay, be ready to have it crash plenty, especially if you plan on modding

I bought this game for myself and friends, but alas, I cannot, as it crashes every half a minute on my Mac.

This is easily one of the best co-op games I have ever played. The only problem I have with it, however, is that I play on a Mac, and the game crashes when it srates if Skype isn't active and Google Chrome is off.

This game is fun and pretty, but unrealistic. If you enjoy realistic survival games, this is not for you. In the first couple of minutes, you get concussed, drowned, impaled, lit on fire, probably infected, and dragged through part of a jungle by a cult. In the first 15 minutes.

This is one of the best stories that I have ever played in a game. I am a very, very sarcastic person. This game allows me to use my sarcasm to its full extent. It's an enabler. The game overall is very short, about an hour and a half to complete, and I got all the achievements in about 6 hours. This doesn't include player levels. The game sets up a terrific atmosphere that could definitely have more content added to it at a later date. Right now, it is definitely worth the $10 American or equivalent.

TL:DR - Sarcastic as ****, 9/10 could have more content

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Insanity: Repeating the same act in the same manner, while expecting something to change.
Entropy: Descent into chaos.
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