Recent reviews by slave1

This is for the remastered version. Much, much better, a lot of improvements. While playing your hand, you now get notifications of when you can hatch and/or upgrade your pet. The pet store now works correctly, and has an added section where you can buy upgrade supplies for your pets so you don't have to grind for them anymore. The bonus cards have been improved. Before you could only get a 3-10, and only 1 of each. Now you get a generic bonus card that can be used as any card. The achievements have been adjusted also. A lot of work must have went into updating this game. I would definitely recommend this game!!!!!

This is a wonderful game!! At first when I heard there was nothing to fight, you just go around gathering resources, I thought "Boring". But as I played it, I was amazed at how much I enjoyed the experience. As you gather resources and use them to build Terraforming equipment, the planet slowly changes, opening up new areas to explore. There are alien wrecks to explore, even buildings from an ancient civilization to explore. As your technology advances, new equipment becomes available and you begin introducing life to the planet. The controls are simple to navigate, the game is challenging, but never becomes a grind. You can take as long as you like to complete the game, and it has 3 endings you can choose from, or do all 3. I would 100% recommend adding this game to your library!!

This started out as an amazingly fun game. I loved playing it, until it the last achievement. The achievement says to fill the purple bar in less than a minute, but after replaying again and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, finally looked it up and discovered the description was wrong. You have to fill the purple bar under a minute AND successfully complete the hand. SO, back to the grind, playing again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, trying to complete the achievement. I never why developers think that extending the life of their games by turning it into a grindfest makes it better. Grinding drains the joy from every game. This game would be a 10/10 ii not for the grinding. At the very least it would be nice to have one the upgrades you can buy be a clock displayed on the screen so you can tell if you made the cut without having ti finish the hand just to see you failed.

This game has the potential to be fun, Besides the annoying problem of the cursor not recognizing what tile you are trying to choose unless you click on a small, specific spot, the game removes the strategy from your missions. In a strategy game, you choose what units you want to use, plan their route, then execute your plan. If anything goes wrong, you adjust your plan to correct your mistake. Unfortunately, you cannot do that in this game. You have no idea what the path looks like to get from point A to point B until you actually move your unit and the available paths light up, removing the ability to create an attack plan. And if you make a wrong move, it's game over. So you basically have to save, try a couple of moves, reload and try something else, reload and try again, essentially draining out any fun.

It appears this is the last of the series, which is a shame. I really enjoyed them. Although this one did seem a bit shorter in play time, it was still engaging. Not too difficult, but not super easy. Some challenging achievements if you like doing them. I would recommend getting the entire series.

Another fun game in the series. A few improvements were added, but the basic gameplay is the same, which is good since this is a great bunch of games. Wish they would continue with more of them.

This is worth the sale price for cards and achievements. You can use a macro with 5 commands since the game doesn't recognize the macro's movements, you can bypass all the walls. Move to ball pickup spot, move to star 1 location, move to star 2 location, move to star 3 location, move to end location. Easy Peasy!

A nice puzzle game to distract you for a whilr

This is a series of 5 games so far. I have played the first 4, and this is my favorite. I call it a point and click rpg. You do not control your character by running him around the screen, however you do interact with the npc's on the screen by clicking on them. You level your character's skills by using each skill. The ability to access the stores in other locations on the map instead of actually travelling to the location really saves a lot of time, especially when your in a cave and you need a torch, you can pull up the map and buy a torch from any of the vendors you have interacted with previously without having to leave the cave. I definitely recommend this game, and the entire series.

Fun game, I actually started with #4 and enjoyed it so much that I went back to play the first three. There were some definite improvements along the way, but even for being the first game still really enjoyable.