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This game stands out as a gem in the realm of Korean tactical gaming. I found immense satisfaction immersing myself in countless hours crafting diverse builds and experimenting with team compositions. The intricate process of molding not just individual characters but entire teams added an extra layer of strategic joy to my gaming experience.

I willingly embraced the challenges of the cruel difficulty setting and can confidently assert that it's not only manageable but also significantly more enjoyable compared to other games. Navigating this level of difficulty truly hones your skills and sheds light on potential shortcomings in your meticulously crafted builds.

The narrative, while not without a few gaps, held its own, contributing to an overall enjoyable gameplay experience. The visual aesthetics, particularly the art, are commendable, though I must admit the character models occasionally left me feeling a tad uneasy. It's understandable, given the likely constraints the development team faced with limited resources. On the bright side, the game boasts a surprisingly low bug count – in fact, I can't recall encountering any significant bugs during my entire playthrough. Perhaps they were minor and slipped under my radar.

Primarily designed for solo play, the game does offer multiplayer options for those eager to engage in character-dueling shenanigans. It's essentially a battlefield where you can test the limits of brokenness in your character designs. Dive into multiplayer if you're keen on witnessing the glorious spectacle of characters gone utterly bonkers. Lastly I would like to add this is one of the few games that actually have a multiplayer option for this genre.

Pixel graphic action game.
This game lets you play your character any way you want, you can be a warmonger, charismatic leader, slavedriver, etc.
I would say this game is best played with a couple friends, it just helps bring out the chaos in the game. Playing this game solo is just okay at best.

pros
+lots of preset characters with abilities to get into the game
+able to make custom characters
+online multiplayer support
+rogue like dungeoning, so the world is generated slightly different each time
+"game cheats" mods to make your runs more interesting
+Can spam chat with emotes and Character gestures
+Events that come and go(The Forge being the first dedicated server cooperative event)
+unlockable items/perks which are kind of like binding of isaac style for the runs
+runs get saved per cleared floor to stop after you clear a floor
+low specs to play the game

cons
-lots of random bugs(they're constantly fixing them)
-pixel art is pixel art
-controller setup is a bit poor
-Takes a while to convince your friends to play
-friendly fire exists(may or may not be a bad thing)


All in all, this is an amazing game to play with friends. Although the game is worth it's price, it does go on sales often which I do suggest as getting the game for 50% off feels great. You can go through cycles and cycles of runs and mods enjoying different aspects of the game and just causing random crazy setups.

The multiplayer expansion of the game Don't Starve.
The game does a good job if you actually played the original game so you would understand how to actually play. If you and your friends just jump into Don't Starve Together with no context, you're going to be in for a ride(expect lots of dying)
Don't let the title deceive you as starving is only one of the many obstacles you will have to tackle in the world of Don't Starve.

pros
+Basically harvest moon with death
+Has a good mix of farming and combat
+Supports modding
+Many options for world creation
+Audio feedback on actions and events
+Friendly community
+Can spam chat with emotes and Character gestures
+Events that come and go(The Forge being the first dedicated server cooperative event)

cons
-World servers are peer to peer which means the host needs to have a decent toaster to support the world
-No steam cloud support for game saves(world data, affects host)
-No time to for even a break once you start playing(or else you might die, starve, etc)
-The dark is scary
-There are actually four seasons
-Takes a while to convince your friends to play
-That turkey eating all my berries
-very time consuming which sometimes does not work well in a large group

All in all, this is an amazing game to play with friends. Although the game is worth it's price, it does go on sales often which I do suggest as getting the game for 50% off feels great. You can go through cycles and cycles of worlds and mods enjoying different aspects of the game and could even make a world where the sun doesn't rise.

Hat Kid is stranded on a strange planet, unable to go home she must collect the fuel for her ship. This is a platforming game with small puzzles in the sense of what do you have available for you to use to proceed. This is not always just one answer to a problem, as with most 3D platformers you can approach with different angles. I would say this is definitely a game that all ages would enjoy. There will be workshop support where everything can be modded and online co-operative play.


+Easy to pick up and just play
+You can get hats, lots and lots of different hats(cosmetics)
+controller and keyboard support, plays well on both
+smol child is heckin cute
+story actually exists and interesting characters!
+each chapter feels different
+camera is pretty good for 3d platforming game
+lots of easter eggs
+lots of graphic options to play with and is well optimized on windows 7
+you can change the game file picture to a certain extent

-main hat sometimes is misleading due to how it works(points to closest objective)
-chapter four felt poor as it was not as engaging as the first three chapters
-game is actually really short if you do not 100%
-no mini map so if you dont recall your steps you could get lost in some areas
-you do not have enough rift tokens to get everything that is cosmetic
-mafia makes bad food and you should never eat it
-feels kind of weird when you play chapters and acts out of order
-never got to meet the roach king
-had to clean up an entire forest
-spaceship has horrible security


All in all, This game is worth its dollar value. I got this game before the kickstarter ended so I got to try out some cool things that were in alpha/beta also. It is and will definitely be a platforming game that people will enjoy and show up in speedrun events. This review was made on the release version of the game and I am sure this game will only get better with patches and content.

This game does not appeal to everyone but it is definitely enjoyable. It has a storyline for each character which is great for people who do not know these characters at all. Although the story is not what the game is all about. It is about using your movement and cards favorably on your side and let RNG either rip you to shreds or make you a god.

+Price is very cheap!
+constant updates, even balancing
+lots of characters from across multiple series to choose from
+costumes
+board game with RNG
+can casually be played
+up to four players online
+fun even without dlc as other players can bring in that content into your games
+can jump in without any knowledge of what is going on
+able to play this game while playing other games at the same time

-you get sixgull'd
-turn base(if you are not into that kind of thing)
-the store manager beats you and takes your money
-Poppo
-game time can vary between 15-30m on average
-Very RNG heavy if options are made to be that way
-Rage inducing
-event costumes can take a while if you want EVERYTHING

This game is overall worth its price and can be played with everyone.
PS: good luck finding that orange juice

Game is in stages with mechanics similar to left for dead.
There are special enemies such as the enemy that grabs you and you need to rely on someone to save you.
There will always be three other allies with you in your run.
There are equipment which would take a while to obtain, they are character/class specific.
Left for dead is more enjoyable than this and would be recommended to buy left for dead than get this game.

TLDR: You are pest control, you kill rats.

Smite joined the moba scene and brings its own features like third person camera view. They are themed around gods and do design most of their gods on what they find on them. They have six game modes, each with its own first win of the day bonus. Generally I would mention things similar to League of Legends as I think it is the easiest to explain things in a short matter.

Arena mode is practically like the constant fighting mode where you are in a small map and kind of test all your gods here and try whatever builds. This is pretty much the shortest game mode where lots of team fighting happens. 5 Players on each team.

Joust 3v3 mode has a map design closer to ARAM from League of Legends with two side paths which are kind of like the jungle where the buffs are just sitting there. 3 Players on each team. There is also Joust 1v1 ranked for those who want to duel other players which I think is nice but not perfect.

Conquest mode is the Summoner's Rift of Smite. This is the mode you want to learn really well if you want to be competitive in this game. It has a gold fury(dragon), fire giant(baron), jungle, an outer and inner turret but no base turret as they are replaced by phoenix that can attack, and the nexus is a titan which fights back. 5 Players on each team.

Assault mode is the random god selection and one lane...just like League of Legends ARAM. Never been fond of this mode personally as sometimes there is just a lot of doing nothing if the team is passive. 5 Players on each team

Siege mode is an unique mode I have not seen from other MOBAs. There is a jungle and two lanes and a bar that summons a super minion called a juggernaut that is able to tank lots of dmg to help push the wave. There is a portal close to spawn that opens when a juggernaut is alive to instantly teleport there. There is a big jungle boss that when defeated will always spawn a juggernaut so you can even have two out at once if planned well. 4 Players on each team.

Lastly there is the Match of the Day(MOTD) mode. This mode changes EVERYDAY. The rules in this mode, map it is played on, and gods playable change daily. If you ever played URF mode in League of Legends, this mode can also have that too. Also to add, sometimes you can have duplicate gods for more fun. This mode does not record any matches in your history and does not earn any points towards your god played. # of players per team vary.

+Third person view more appealing to new players as it feels more immersed into the gameplay
+Lots of different modes that is played all the time unlike dominion/twisted treeline in league thats not played often
+MOTD adds more fun
+Is pretty competitive
+Modes for all sizes of parties
+Events all the time to give out gems (Approximately 2 dollars per 100 gems USD)
+Option to buy all gods for life including all future gods that come out for $20 USD
+Icons/achievements for those who just love competing it
+Gods are awesome(where the bee god come from..?)
+Voice Guidance System(VGS) which are like radio commands for everything(Standard in communication)

-Due to third person view more communication is needed sometimes to make up for the gap of information
-Same frustrations you can get from playing League
-Dodging queue = 30m penality
-Skins are just okayish
-No crossplatform so you can't pwn your console friends

All in all, Smite is definitely a great game and still kind of new to the scene if compared to League of Legends but it is worth trying out if you're into MOBAs.

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Squishy had good intentions, he wanted to join his family but he decided to suicide and went to hell... and now he must suicide many more times before he will get the chance to reunite with his family. This game is more of a puzzle game rather than platforming it requires you to think what you should do every stage and has the reset button readily available when you mess up.

+You start off with 31 lives!
+Is squishy
+Simple game mechanics
+Easy to pick up and just play
+You're a cleaver swine
+You don't have to try so hard to live anymore
+You can get hats

-You start off with 31 lives!
-Is squishy
-Music is meh
-Wears a yellow sweater

All in all, This game is worth its dollar value, even better if you can get it for cheaper! Its not so hard of a puzzle game where your brain would blow up so i would say its pretty casual.

Very simple game thats very addicting. You're a plane, you head towards the sun, the further you go the more points with green objects to increase the multipler if you want to grab them.

+Even crashing feels good
+Music matches the pace of the game
+Barrel roll
+Sunrise if you have it
+Pick up and play
+Map changes daily

-Night time
-Runs in the same day are the same for pick ups, walls, etc.
-Barrel rolling is fun but usually die for it
-Some challenges/quest people will never get rid of

All in all this is a really good game for a time waster and would definitely recomend to just play in between breaks or something similar. It is also on mobile devices too!

Nice short platformer game that is very casual. You get ship wrecked and you find things so you can fly your ship again.
The difference that this platformer brings to the table is that the main character uses a portal like gun, when the bullet hits certain surfaces you get teleported to that location. This added in some puzzles to the platforming and made it more unique.

+Retro art if you are into it
+Nice mechanics
+Easy to pick up and play
+Why walk when you can shoot a wall

-Music gets repetitive
-Dialog is not even worth mentioning
-no replay value(at least I do not feel like its worth doing speed runs)

All in all the price for this game is probably not worth it since you can get more fun games or more "value" games that take longer to beat. If you can get it for like a dollar, you might as well get it to support the dev and enjoy this nice short game.