Recent reviews by Renkhar

Sonic Frontiers made me relive the late 2000s and early 2010s with its bosses. It's gonna highkey raise a new generation of metalheads if you're not already a metalhead.

I would recommend this game to people who have nothing better to do in this quarantine. Sometimes, you get to play with friends, sometimes you want to play solo. The controls are similar enough that Minecraft players can feel at home. Gameplay is mostly relaxing up until you reach a point where you just want to get the heck out of dodge or die.

If you like Fallen London then it's for you. If you love dark humor, boat combat and/or compelling cyoa (choose your own adventure) stories, then it's for you. I'm warning you outright that Sunless Sea is NOT fast paced. It takes patience and grit to make sure your ship (and your crew) comes home in one piece... most of the time.

Just don't rage quit when your ship sinks- it's supposed to happen.

It's a fun game. Slow burn early on, but it does become boring after a while. That being said, if you want a post-apocalyptic vault management sim, then I guess you could try it out. My least favorite part of the game is running out of space for all the dwellers to stay and stuff.

It has potential, but it would be cool to have more cars, maps and multiplayer. On a side note, this is pretty much the closest I'll ever get to Initial D.

The game is nice and all, but I only installed for the Chao Garden.

I'm honestly confused as to why Chao Karate is DLC. It wasn't when I played SA2:B the first time.

If you're tired of dragon slaying, bounty-hunting or monster hunting in general, but farming's not your thing? Or you're tired of escaping a vault for reasons? Or getting shot in the head enough times to warrant a lobotomy?? Why NOT become an shopkeeper!?

Recettear is THE shopkeeper you need. You still hafta hire someone to get all the stuff you need, though.

If not for that, at least you can help a little girl earn enough money to get outta debt.

Dark Souls is frickin better than this.

CSD lives up to its name. It challenges your reaction speed and anyone playing the game will have a guaranteed panic attack or two. In addition, it also boils down to memorization and it will help later on when you have at least six things to keep track of. Also, making pasta and pizza are much harder than it looks.