Recent reviews by Space Cheese Wizard

Cult of the Lamb has been one of my favorite games the past month to play and I recommend it to anyone who loves rouge-lites.

For those unfamiliar - I can best describe this game as Animal Crossing x Hades x Happy Tree Friends. The cute art style and gameplay loop always had me coming back. I particularly love Knucklebones which is a luck based dice game to win more money - which I ended up with a lot of.

I did run into a few bugs particularly with bosses delaying their spawning, and the game is not m1 native but regardless the game ran very well. I will definitely buy the DLC once it comes out and continue playing for achievement hunting.

I absolutely adore this game. One of my favorites of all time!

This is one of my favorite games to play. It's just so much fun! Would highly recommend for 4k-7k rhythm game enthusiest.

This is a very fun game but most of my playtime is on my switch now that I no longer have a windows system.

Great Boss rush game with responsive controls, fantastic art style, and amazing music. The story is on the simple side but definitely still a blast to play.

If this game had a mac port like the other games in the series, perhaps I'd be willing to revisit it. The beginning was enjoyable but it may not be worth the money for others.

A difficult puzzle game with fun characters but very short. I may replay this game now and again but there isn't much after post game.

Fallout 76 feels like a Bethesda take on a Fallout 1 East Coast style. I say this because rather than technology or a military power being an enemy, it's mutants we are tasked with wiping out - Scorch for Super Mutants. I can compliment this game with it's world design as it's the main reason I continue to play it. The combat is mediorcre to downright terrible with it's latency, and the AI kinda sucks for immersion but it works for what it's trying to sell. This game has its fair share of problems, most of being the bugs and the rest being developer/publisher decisions, but I can recommend this game to those who like settlement building and exploring Bethesda-Style worlds. I would recommend a discount or bigger price drop but it's a fun game overall.

The Elder Scrolls Online, or ESO as I would rather call it, is a game that I have had a history with since its console release in 2015. I played it then and enjoyed it as it was similar to another MMO I had played, Wizard 101, but never got far in it because zones would jump up in difficulty too fast for me. Now, with the release of One Tamriel and so many amazing updates that fixed my original issues, I have been well above the level cap into champion points and completed more than many games worth of content. If you like MMO's you would like this game, if you don't, you will NOT like this game. Yes it has RPG aspects of it but you must enjoy playing MMO's first to make this worthy of your time.

But the gamesux

I had fun is the easiest way to describe this game. I may not be as big on Sonic as I used to be, but maybe one day I'll jump back into this game to play it again. My only gripe is how short the campaign is. 9 levels, 3 bosses, 3 smaller bosses, 1 big, final boss, and many side missions with special requirements to complete them. As I said in my first sentence, I had fun.