Recent reviews by Dragbag

Great, great promise

Wait, I didn't review this yet?

Still very rough, not an enjoyable game to play

Always had a blast playing this with friends, the modding community for it been great too. Absolute recommendation.

The poor initial reviews of this game initially left me unsure whether to get it.

And boy, was I glad when I finally did get it.
There's complaints about the hull maintenance and accidents happening, but you can tweak that out in custom difficulty settings as you desire, during an ongoing playthrough. I personally halved accidents and made tweaked hull upkeep to not require alloy, and do a bit more repairs than normal.
This way, it actually becomes a less stressful, more free gradual colony ship builder game, which fixes a lot of the complaints.

The visuals and the story? Jesus christ, what a blast. It takes everything I loved about Stellaris exploration, and turns it up a notch, with city builder aspects, and an audiovisual design that truly drives home the point of games being art. I'm not even halfway through my playthrough, but so far my experience definitely been worth the price.

Tried it several times, every time I bailed because it was too grindy, and now they seem to have made it worse?

Very fun motorcycle Pvp game for a free one. Most fun I've had with a free game in a while!

Cars go fast more accurate than ever, 10/10; except for the inefficient rendering, so maybe a 9/10.

So, I finished Cris Tales, 20+ ish hours of game play in it. It has a lack of QoL at a few moments, but overall it's a beautiful neat classic RPG.
I don't get the mixed reviews other than 2/3rd of the price of an AAA may be not the best quantity value and the story having the typical cliches.
Still, the story and adventure were very enjoyable to me, and the environments were just gorgeous, while at no point I felt like the game was rushed.

An astonishing relaxed story telling game. It's so wholesome and pure. I would compare it to Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley. But that would reduce it to something non-original, minor to those, yet it definitely is an equal, and quite possibly to some, more special.