Recent reviews by Orion1998

Very fun and entertaining to play. I used to play the Yu-Gi-Oh card game when I was younger and watched the anime a lot, too. So this brings back a lot of nostalgia for me. The rules are slightly different than the standard one, but easy to adjust after awhile. Highly recommended for any fan of Yu-Gi-Oh, even if you're one of the OGs like me.

Although gamers wouldn't like the idea for a iOS/Andriod game that uses "energy" as a PC port, however there are some elements that counter balance the downsides of this title. The gameplay can be confusing at first, but over time you might get used to it. Think of it like the game Chess, each piece has it's own different movement. Instead of movement (in most cases,) it's their abilities in battle. Otherwise, the gameplay is a mix of Yu-Gi-Oh and Chess. The plot is rather repetitive, each time you enter a new area you'll have to fight your way through it, which can be annoying to most. I wouldn't highly recommend playing PvP too much because novice players would most likely get their butt handed to the other player. I know most reviews have mentioned this game is Pay-To-Win, but is it really that full of it? To be honest, no. The reason why I say no is simply because the in-game purchases are optional. They are not required to beat the game's story mode, nor playing PvP to get the highest "Rank." Now, my final thoughts on this game is to simply say this: I'm recommending this game simply because it's something different to have on Steam. If you are a fan of strategy games, this game is definitly worth trying out. If you have this game on your iOS/Android device, you can sync it to your Steam account and the other way around.

Despite only having the first six "classic" Mega Man games, it's nice to have some nostalgia and variety in your Steam Library. It also contains some of my favorite "classic" Mega Man titles such as 3, 4, and 6. Although, 5 would be my least favourite out of the bunch. Anyways, the gameplay for all of them are quite good. If you have been a long time fan of this series, I would recommend getting this. Before I forget, there are also challenges. These include fighting bosses, going through the various levels of Mega Man 1 through 6 within a time limit. Some of the challenges are neat, but some of them can be a bit difficult for novice players to this series. In other words, before tackling the challenges, I would highly recommend completing all of the Mega Man games in Legacy Collection.

This game is the Super Smash Bros. Melee of First-Person-Shooters. It's a very awesome and fast-paced game unlike any other multiplayer game I've ever played. Yes, I know it used to be free before the major update in October, however, don't let the price tag fool you. If you wanted to get it since the update, it's totally worth it. To be honest, I've had this game when it used to be free to play. In other words, I highly recommend it to all FPS fans out there looking for some fast-paced competitive fun.

Even though this game is quite old, it is still a legendary game loved by many FPS fans. I personally find this Team Fortress instalment one of the best, including Team Fortress 2. However, the burning question is this game worth it? Well, let's put it like this; if you are into fast-paced FPS games like Fortress Forever, sure! However, before you play this game, I would recomend trying out Fortress Forever before trying Classic out. If you like the feel of Fortress Forever, you'll like Team Fortress Classic. It's a bit more difficult to figure out at first than TF2, but you'll eventualy get used to it. Overall, this is the best FPS out there.

This is one of Tyler Warren's Battler DLC that I'd thought of checking out because it is unique to his other DLCs. Anyways, the redesigns are quite nice, however some of them are okay. Not only that, it also includes some custom content in it as well. I should also mention that the Battlers have alternate sizes too (such as small, medium, and large.) Is it worth it? Sure. Overall, it's a nice pack of Battlers.

This was the first DLC I've ever bought for VX Ace. It's a nice pack of some characters, music, battlers, etc., but not a whole lot. I find this DLC pack quite unique. The facesets have some expressive faces, though not much for each character. If you are wanting to make a sci-fi themed game, give it a try. However, a second addition to this DLC with monsters and tilesets would be a nice touch to it.

For the first time in 15 years, RPG Maker 2000 is now officially (and legally) available in English! I was surprised that it would have actually had a release outside of Japan. Anyways, the software itself is quite basic and similar to RPG Maker 2003, but has a similar battle system to the Dragon Quest games. The faces, tilesets, and battlers have different graphics compared to 2003. Is it worth it? Compared to VX Ace's price, sure. However, I have nothing negative to say about it.

Like DLC for VX Ace? Great! Looking for retro looking Characters and Tilesets? Even better! If this is right for you, give it a try. Though, don't expect a hundered graphical resources in this DLC. It also contains some characters from RPG Maker 2003! It includes some cool custom made characters in it too, along with emotions. Lastly, the Tilesets have that 90's JRPG vibe to it as well. Overall, it's not bad. However, a second addition to this DLC that included Faces and Battlers would be a nice touch to it.

A true classic, with an official release in English. Even though it's more than a decade old, it still rocks! I have no issues with it so far (or ever) with this software. Once I saw the trailer for this, I nerded out pretty good (hence my user name "RPGMakerFan".) Anyways, why would I reccomend this? I would reccomend it if you want to make a game like Final Fantasy, or simply an RPG with a Side View Battle System without having to get a script online for XP or/and VX Ace. When it comes to old PC Programs, this one's my favourite. It's one of the unique RPG Makers out there. 2003 is simply amazing.