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This is essentially a more modern RollerCoaster Tycoon. While Planet Coaster has very extensive scenery tools to make your parks and rides look absolutely breathtaking in a 3d space, Parkitect goes back to the basics and focuses a lot on park management in a tile-based format. The style is simplistic, but does what it needs to do -- and looks pretty good all things considered!

It's cute, chill, and certainly worth your time if you were wanting to scratch that RollerCoaster Tycoon itch without just playing the older games.

It also has modding and workshop support, so there's certainly always more to do with the game past the standard rides and scenery.

I have never claimed to have a definitive favorite game over other games due to varying genres, stories, mechanics, etc. Kind of hard to have one sure favorite when you play all kinds of games.

OneShot has changed that.

While it has an excellent cast of characters, wonderful atmospheric soundtrack, and some clever puzzles, the narrative is the key factor in making me fall in love with this game. Play it. Play it twice. OneShot is so charming and full of heart that the short time you spend with it is incredibly memorable.

A game that has its faults with some janky controls, but a game I find to be exactly what I want to see: a short and self-contained experience.

A 2-3 hour game with a silly and fun story and characters that does not overstay its welcome. A good game if you want something to fill time between other larger games. Hard to explain, really.

Pretty good game in a pretty good series. If you like bullet hell games, pick this up.

If this does well there could be more Touhou on Steam. I'd buy them all to support the series I've been into for over 10 years at this point.

This is my favorite Disgaea title. It takes the core mechanics of the first Disgaea and improves them in many ways, as well as contains the content from the PSP version (which includes Axel's story, Disgaea 3 characters, the Magichange system from 3, recuitable side characters that weren't in the PS2 version, and all the PSP DLC characters actually working right). If you want to experience it for the first time I'd pass on unlocking the DLC characters until you complete the story one time, as the Map Bonuses for the DLC characters contain mid-game items that completely trivialize the entire first playthough. However, if you want to start your grinding early, the map bonuses are good for getting started right away.

It is a smooth port. NIS learned their lesson with the initial release of Disgaea PC and has had betas for their games before launch, and it shows. Haven't had any issues with framerate or bugs of any kind. There aren't many PC-exclusive options but at the same time there really isn't much that needs to be changed. The character filter is alright if you fancy that sort of thing, and the two UI options are very good. Plus, Disgaea 2 had the option to change movement speeds in battle, something that definitely turned me away from the first Disgaea.

If you liked the first game, pick this up. If you are a fan of strategy RPGs like Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics, still pick this up. I recommend this one over the first just for the quality of life changes. You don't need to know the story of Disgaea 1 to enjoy this outside of a few returning characters.

No.

Two Tribes says this is their final game and they leave with a really good game.

I blew up many times while blowing up tons of robots and still having a blast.

It's just fun.

This is an incredibly chill game about maintaining a farm and building a relationship with the people in town.

Great to play if you feel like relaxing.

I can't believe this exists.

IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE PORT RUNNING BADLY:
I ran into performance issues when starting a new game. It lasted until I went into the first tutorial map, which got rid of all my issues completely, mostly because I switch from the new HD maps to the old ones. If you wanted HD maps for Disgaea, I suggest not getting this until it is patched, but if you don't care about using the old maps, it should work fine.
EDIT: Seems also if you don't have a controller connected, it causes more issues. Connecting one should fix them, as annoying as it sounds.

As for the review, it's Disgaea. If you like strategy RPGs, you'll love this for sure. It's absurd, both in story and in strategy.