Recent reviews by ✪ COCO

Loved this game, has to be one of my favorites.

Started playing during early access and restarted after the full release. The developers did an incredible job, especially with the end-game updates. I admire their boldness in adding co-op gameplay, unlike Unknown Worlds with Subnautica and their million excuses..

One of the rare games where stealth is allowed for at least 95% of the game. The way the story was told as the game progressed really clicked for me. Paired with good sound design and the freedom to make personal choices, I can definitely recommend this game.

Experience this game for its immersive world, picturesque landscapes, and a multitude of spontaneous side missions.

Yet, amidst its allure, lies a multitude of grievances, particularly evident in its PC port. Despite being five years old, the game remains plagued by numerous bugs, a clunky user interface, subpar performance in specific regions, and terrible completionist challenges. The mission system, too, falls short, marred by repetitive NPC spawns, limitations on mission completion methods, and a dearth of creativity and roleplay opportunities.

However, despite these shortcomings, the game remains unparalleled in its distinct style, expansive world, and thematic depth. The simple pleasure of exploring its vast landscapes and embarking on adventures surpasses any drawbacks, providing a unique and unforgettable experience. Competition for this kind of game next to none.



In the online realm, there's plenty to both love and loathe. On the positive side, there's an extensive variety of missions to tackle, along with enticing side businesses to invest in. Customization options abound, allowing players to deck out their characters in style. The real fun, however, comes from teaming up with friends to conquer challenges, fostering a sense of camaraderie within the community.

Yet, these positives are often overshadowed by the game's drawbacks. Cheaters seem to infest every lobby, the user interface leaves much to be desired, and frequent crashes force players to constantly switch sessions. Matchmaking for certain modes is subpar, and the lack of meaningful content to grind towards leaves a sense of emptiness. I bet this mode could have been great if they added flying horses :)

This game showcases cute, goofy characters and impressive cut-scenes, complemented by a variety of mini-games within a management/exploration structure. However, the only issue I found was the extensive hand-holding, as the introduction of new characters and mechanics without the chance to figure things out yourself can make it feel like a prolonged tutorial.

Atrio is a laid-back 20-hour journey into the automation scene, ideal for newcomers who want to ease into the genre without feeling overwhelmed. Plus, it's refreshing to experience a finished game without any weird mechanics thrown in.

Dishonored stands out for its captivating lore, expansive universe, and impactful chaos system. The game's meaningful decisions enhance replayability, offering a fascinating glimpse into how characters adapt to diverse circumstances. Notably, it boasts one of the most satisfying stealth experiences.

For completionists: acquiring all achievements requires DLCs. However, be warned: certain achievements are very frustrating, thanks to their random nature, and will make you want to punch a hole in the wall.

One of the best games for the price. Fun gameplay, good achievement grind, a lot of hours of gameplay guaranteed.

This is a fun little puzzle game. It has some really satisfying levels and a few not-so-great ones. The daily achievements are a bit of a grind, making you replay the same 7 recycled levels over and over 100 times. In the end, I would say it's worth it if you can get it at a big discount.

This game can be enjoyable when played with a friend, but I absolutely cannot give it a recommendation due to the numerous bugs it suffers from. In its current state, it feels more like a brief demo for an investor pitch or a gamenight project of a solo developer rather than a fully-fledged game. It's disheartening to see this game labeled as a complete release, especially when compared to some other early access titles.

Surprisingly addictive and entertaining small game which also offers free DLCs. Featuring diverse gameplay mechanics and an admittedly cringe-worthy storyline, this game ultimately delivers an affordable and entertaining gaming experience, providing well over 5 hours of enjoyment. Additionally, it's a solid choice for achievement hunters.