Recent reviews by Mia

Nice hidden objects game.

Nice hidden objects game but Eventide 1 is better.

Nice hidden objects game.

One of my favorites Tales of with Tales of Symphonia. While the first Arc of the story is great (The Four Lords to defeat) the second Arc is disappointing. Everything is rushed, some plot point seems to come out of nowhere, endless Skits, etc. Still, I enjoyed the game. Beyond the Dawn is a nice addition but too expensive for its short length.

Review left for the Steam Awards. Otherwise, a great mobile game with all microtransaction removed so you can enjoy the story without endless grinding and without spending cash to get the rare characters.

A short but fun rail shooter Neptunia game.

The "Rough Kuts" series are public domain movies with spliced scenes with choice in between to give them a visual novel/CYOA game style. This one is Night of the Living Dead. Now, while it’s a fun and really cheap way to get & discover the movies, the “gameplay” is very limited. Unlike a visual novel, for example, you cannot change the movie’s narrative, since it got a precise beginning, middle and end. Yes, they are some “game over” added but it only ends the story prematurely with the main character’s death. Thus, I recommend only is you wish to get the movies for cheap with light gameplay and not if you’re looking for a deep narrative, CYOA game.

It took me more then 65 hours (some hours were idle) to get all the upgrade on the competence/ascencion tree, level up all the mercrenaries wiwis, get all the available achievements. I'm waiting for the KI Updates for end-game content and the remaining achievements. For CDN$ 4.65, it's a steal for a cute, stress-free clicker game starting kiwis. Both the birds and the fruit :D.

The "Rough Kuts" series are public domain movies with spliced scenes with choice in between to give them a visual novel/CYOA game style. This one is The Thirsty Dead. Now, while it’s a fun and really cheap way to get & discover the movies, the “gameplay” is very limited. Unlike a visual novel, for example, you cannot change the movie’s narrative, since it got a beginning, a middle and an end. Yes, they are some “game over” added (I remember the ones in Night of the Living Dead) but it only ends the story prematurely. Thus I recommend only is you wish to get the movies for cheap with light gameplay and not if you’re looking for a deep narrative, CYOA game.

“A Bird Story” allow you to discover one story in Colin’s life, one important character in “Finding Paradise”. A 1-hour tale without dialogs. I thought it wouldn’t work as a game, since “To The Moon” had dialogs to move the story forward, and oh boy was I wrong! I left the game open to complete it in 1 shot. No regrets.

* Now, I know it’s not a game for everyone, as the plot is very simple unlike in “To The Moon” and “Finding Paradise”. But you might like it.