Recent reviews by Reverend Claude Huggins

I love her feet.

From the first minute of the game, you can see the love that was put into developing this game. The minute details on all of the characters, to the Guardians' ship, to the writing of the dialogue. If there is one thing this game is overflowing with, is love of the franchise. While I felt it deserved more awards, and having just googled it, at least it got the respect it was due at the D.I.C.E. Awards. For a game whose combat tops out at maybe a 6/10, every other facet of this game elevates the experience into a 10. If you want to feel like you're in a 20 hour long Guardians of the Galaxy movie, then I recommend you pick this title up and strap in for the ride.

Very chill time playing where's Waldo with cats

A refreshingly enjoyable labor of love. I didn't really know what to expect going into it, but it was a blast from start to finish. Thank you for taking the time to craft such a unique experience that could only be created in a computer game.

If you're interested in witnessing a chaotic mishmash of systems haphazardly put together, then go ahead and give it a try. There is a game included, but I am unsure if I am invested enough to continue playing it and grinding my brains out to see it through.

I had an enjoyable experience that I would definitely recommend. The feeling of satisfaction that comes from turning a ramshackle homestead into a comfortable dwelling is a highlight. The story itself is engaging, although the differences between the two character routes are mostly limited to exploring different romantic options. Aside from a handful of the same story beats you get to see from each persons unique perspective, that is.

Speaking of romance, the relationships are well-written, but I did feel that marriage comes too late in the game. By the time you have a third helping hand, you've essentially completed the game, and your partner's contribution is mainly limited to helping with chores and providing a unique ability.

While there is a fair amount of grinding involved, particularly when it comes to making money, I believe that the game is still worth playing. It offers a compelling perspective on the themes of trauma, loss, and adversity, and the relatively low price point makes it a solid investment in terms of entertainment value.

If you want to play an empty version of the Forest, play this one. No interesting landmarks so far, no sense of mystery. It's a pretty hollow experience so far.

I have fun eating garlic and dying. A+++ worth every cent

If you love hanging out with your bros, but don't have any bros irl, this is the game.

I want to like this game but the PVE content in the game isn't exciting.