Recent reviews by Yuki

I hate card games, but I don't hate this!

Pure Zen...

Was really looking for to this title given past Baldur's Gate titles. With Larian Studios behind it, and their success with Divinity 2. It wasn't hard to imagine this being a nice match for the D&D system, and nice it is! I very much look forward to see this game in it's final form as already it's shaping up to be a wonderful game!

Post-Release Update: Having fully played through the game once and looking to do it again soon. I can without a doubt say Larian did a masterful job converting the world of D&D into a enjoyable game. With a rich story, great soundtrack, wonderful characters, and plenty of twists and turns it truly feels like an epic campaign!

Legit bought this game so I could get the cute little fox emoji for Steam chat. 100% the game in 40 minutes and still need to leave it open for another hour and twenty minutes to meet the requirements of both owning this game and playing it for a minimum of two hours to buy anything from the point store!

That being said a lot of the art was downright beautiful, but...wasn't fan of the mini games. The puzzle was easily the best out of them, but too simple. The cutter and "pacman" ones were a PITA, and the latter was very clunky and janky with the controls. All and all, cheap game, quick to finish, and a awesome cute fox emoji at a price I certainly can't complain about! I can't recommend this game for any sane reason, but me personally would probably buy it again for the fox emoji! X3

A beautiful entry in the plethora of Star Wars games out there. While it's nothing new in putting us behind the wheel of a powerful force user. The game play, visuals, music, and of course who can forget BD-1! It's all a nice wonderful package put together for us all to enjoy, and the visuals really sell us on the worlds within with some epic Williams-ish scores really sell it all. Some of which are absolutely breathtaking.

If you haven't figure it out yet, I suck at reviews, why I don't give them unless a required. However, do I like this game, yes, I dare say I love it as a Star Wars game entry. Is it worth $60? I dunno, it's hard to say many games are worth that these days, but I think I can say this one just might be an exception to that 'iffy' bit.

I can't sing enough praise for this game, it still stands high even with modern games, and all I can say is I hope for and can't wait for a sequel. Just everything about this game is beautiful, fun, and engaging. You'll fall in love with the characters and gameplay.

So, as someone who played countless hours of Monster Hunter Generations on the 3DS, and was their first MH game, there was quite a bit of this game I was not looking forward too. Mostly the whole lack of being able to play as a prowler, who wouldn't want to play as their awesome cute palico (cat) companion and do awesome quirky abilities? Right?! Anyway, I obviously did give it a chance, and after 450+ hours, I think it's safe to say I enjoy the game. I miss some aspects from Generations (beyond the aforementioned), but all and all it's a nice game. It does have some aspects that I can see a few people not loving, namely the grind elements that it seems all Monster Hunter games entail for you to build your armor and weapons. Not sure how they could improve upon this to be less grindy and more fun, but hey, it is what it is. MHW has a lot to offer, and looks and sounds great, wether you're a long time Hunter, or new to the series, this is a great game to jump into.

I could not sing enough praises for this game. It's easily one of my favorite RPG's of all time! Larian Studios really knocked this one out of the park with stunning visuals, soundtrack, voice overs, story, near flawless newtwork and online co-op. The list goes on and on. I could only wish all game releases were this way, so rich and full, without extra fluffs or DLC's hiding bits and pieces of it away.

About the only thing I could fault this for is not letting have the campaign assets for the GM mode, I want The Lady Vengeance map for a campaign darnit!

This game is a 10 out of 10, great package, worth every penny, would recommend it to anyone who likes RPG's. Even more fun if you play with friends, lord knows we all laughed and cried we found out how volatile mixing poison and fire is. Hehe...

I'm not going to sit here and write out all the pros and cons of this game as plenty of other reviews have done that for you. I will however state with all the hours I've put into this game, it's one I simply keep playing. However, it's not consistent like most MMO's. It's one of those games you can walk away from, come back when a new line of content episodes comes out, event goes on, etc, and jump right back in and enjoy what's new. Star Trek Online is by far not the best Star Trek experiences, but it's certainly not the worst. It does lack the other facets we generally see in the main shows. However, it does put you in direct control of your favorite ships, most of which you can get without paying a dime. There isn't a single ounce of content within the game you can't unlock without playing the game and putting forth a bit of effort and time. That being said, all the story content is always unlocked and free to play and enjoy. Wether you just poking in from time to time to enjoy the new episodes the go live (often featuring voice actors from the shows and movies themselves), or committ the long haul and build up a fleet, build a starbase, and other assets and grow a mass armada. Star Trek Online can provide a nice enviroment to jump into and enjoy wether you're a trek fan in the slightest or not.

Anno 2070 is very much like it's predecessors, however, the polished look and feel of the interface, nicely balanced units, and cross building between the various careers (factions), and coupled with that ever so slight appeal of future tech and possible future make it shine all on it's own.

For those who don't know, the Anno series is a city builder / real-time strategy game, leaning a bit more heavily on the builder aspects. Managing the needs of your sector and cities within can sometimes be a juggling act in itself. If you're looking for the pace and speed of say Command & Conquer or Starcraft. This isn't for you. If liked those games, and also liked things like SimCity or other builders I think you'll enjoy this.

The amazing emmersive soundtrack, and top notch voice work, splended visuals, and solid gameplay really add up to an enjoyable experience be it for a quick daily mission game or, whole evening dive into continuous play. With multiple game modes, multiplayer drop-in, world-events, user interactions through elections and making choses, advancing up your career ladder. The Anno 2070 is a game that could keep you busy for months.