Recent reviews by Vash

Absolutely love it. Challenging, quirky, and such a fun (and punny) atmosphere.

The expansions are wonderful too.

A fun and stylish game, accompanied with a wonderful soundtrack.

Having played the game on the Wii U and now on Steam, I can say that I still absolutely love it. The gameplay is still a lot of fun, albeit a bit chaotic for some. The graphics are definitely sharper and upgraded, and it runs.. ahum... Wonderful.

I give this a solid 10(1).

I died so many times, but it's well worth it.

Yakuza is one of my fav game series of all time. Yakuza 0 was a great experience and should definitely be tried at least once. The over the top and absurd side quests belie the serious and adult main story, but it works somehow.

Reminiscent of the classic SimTower, which I absolutely loved, I really enjoyed this fresh new take on it. The expansions added some new levels to it and I hope we get to see more in the future.

Haven't played it long enough yet, but already a major improvement over the first game. Which was a lot of fun as well. Feels more well oiled and I simply love the combat. Here's to eradicate more rats and burning the heretic!

Having played over 400 hours of this game, it's a shame it will shut down. Due to gross incompetence and gross behaviour by their latest CEO, all of the development team are on the street now (not literally) without any financial backup that should normally be provided. It's a shame, because despite the Omega overhaul I still enjoyed playing it. I would still recommend this game, for what it's worth, because the team behind it gave it their all and they could use the support in order to find better jobs at places that treat them better.

I had a ton of with my friends in this and it was great to ride around as Ghost Rider or eye-beam everyone as Cyclops. You shall be missed Marvel Heroes.

"One more turn," he said, 200 turns ago.

I never could get into Rollercoaster Tycoon 3, which was odd since I loved Rollercoaster Tycoon 1 and 2 a lot. Perhaps the 3D aspect of that game never really spoke to me. However, I didn't have to think twice when I saw the Kickstarter for Parkitect come across my screen because of that. Having followed the game since its inital pitch, it's come a long way and it still has a way to go.

I occassionaly start up either Rollercoaster Tycoon 1 and 2, but Parkitect has grown ever so close to the original design of Chris Sawyer. I'm not going to go into detail at the moment, so now I can only say that if you loved RCT1 and 2, this one can definitely be recommended.