DreamWorks Spirit Lucky’s Big Adventure
NOTE: This has functional keyboard and mouse support, contrary to what the store page claims. Aside from platforming sections being a bit janky the default layout works just fine.
This is pretty fun, but it is almost criminally short for the initial asking price. For such a massive world around the Miradero town site, there’s not a whole lot to do in it once you’ve finished the main quest. Once you complete the side quests, there is literally nothing to do in it apart from riding around on Spirit until he needs grooming.
– Real player with 13.3 hrs in game
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This game is really good! Beautiful scenery, massive open world, tons of quests/errands to do for people, and, of course, an exciting story. I haven’t got through the whole story, it’s very exciting so far, though! The reason I posted this review this early, though, is because I know lots of people considering wishlisting this might not even consider it worth getting, because it says that the keyboard and mouse is not supported, but, IMPORTANT, that is incorrect information!! You CAN use it, for this game, don’t know why it says it’s not supported, in this game, very misleading….the controls in-game are just shown by what controller buttons to press, yeah, with no option in-game to look at what the keyboard key bindings are, but they are still there, nevertheless, and do work. Because I’m a PC player, more than any other console, I’m used to using a keyboard and mouse, and didn’t like the controller when I tried it out, so am now playing this game with the keyboard and mouse, and, after trying out all the keys on my keyboard, I discovered all the keyboard controls for this game, which do work:
– Real player with 7.5 hrs in game
Sparkles & Gems
A really special gem of a game with a perfectly consistent visual aesthetic and a rocking soundtrack. The match 3 puzzle mechanics alone are fresh but familiar. Treasure mode alone is just a fun grind that I can see myself putting a lot of time into in my future.
What makes this game something truly special and likely to make my game of the year list is the story mode. It drew me in quickly as I tried to understand what this game was. The writing feels familiar but also completely original. It’s strange reality depicted somehow feels more true to life than any ““realistic”” story game I’ve played. This game is really unique. Any point of comparison I can think of would be a disservice to just how special this game really is.
– Real player with 12.1 hrs in game
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This game is like if Breakout, Bejeweled, and Tetris multiplayer had an orgy and made the ultimate casual game. Each element is familiar but put together really well in a way that makes it fresh and exciting. The gameplay is top notch and super addicting. Games can get really close, and there are often nail-biting moments where you think you’re screwed but barely come out on top. In addition the game is super satisfying to play, which I chalk up to the excellent sound design. Breaking gems and hitting combos never fails to scratch an itch. The music is also really catchy and gets stuck in your head quite easily.
– Real player with 11.2 hrs in game
Unicorns on Unicycles
Received this game for free, and I’ve played it since the beta days. The character designs are quirky and level designs vary a lot. Different maps contain different elements that impacts each round differently (see-saw or underwater map) that encourages player to experiment on their tactics/play styles.
It has sufficient depth despite the straight forward gameplay. Playing against other players/friend is where the main fun lies (despite my losing streak). Some maps are a lot more entertaining and interesting than others. This applies to certain characters as well. The single-player story is pretty simple as well. All in all a simple, fun, & entertaining game.
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game
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Its oddly addictive 9/10
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Them’s Fightin' Herds
This game will forever mean something special to me, even if I’ve had to shelve it and move on as a result of my own obsessions with victory/how I’m perceived by others. It’s almost impossible to be fully objective after everything that’s happened since I started following it closely circa late 2011, but I’ll try…and I’ll keep it to a bulleted list for brevity.
PROS:
- 6 (now 7, likely 8 at some point in the future) extremely-well-fleshed-out characters who are all viable at every skill level, and wholly unique in their movement/offensive capabilities. A small tier spread in 1.0 was noticable, but 2.0 appears to have narrowed the gaps in viability, further evening the odds across the cast.
– Real player with 2831.6 hrs in game
The most fun fighting game I’ve played up to this point. While the game is still in early access, it’s got enough content for those mostly interested in the fighting game aspect of it.
Pros:
- Beginner-friendly, if you’re newer to fighting games. There’s 3 main attack buttons and a fourth “Magic” button, which is used for each character’s unique attack system. Learning to combo is as easy as A-B-C (The main buttons are literally named A, B, and C), with no crazy specific timing for a lot of basic combos. It also has a tutorial that teaches players just about every mechanic they need to know about, from basic blocking to things like framedata.
– Real player with 2176.1 hrs in game
Endurance Labyrinth
This game was made by the Devil.
Normal mode was made by Devil’s bully.
Seriously, I thought a maze game would fit in the puzzle category, but it’s like this is a soulsborne or something like that.
Started to play and died, died, died and died. Finally finished the damn thing, and FIVE HOURS HAVE PASSED WTF
The game is cheap, cute, simple to learn, easy (it actually is easy) but SEVERELY PUNISHING. If you don’t have photographic memory, you will know what I felt playing it.
– Real player with 4.8 hrs in game
A good game for those who enjoy a challenge.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Zoo 2: Animal Park
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fun to play game
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0 bugs so far
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often events
+good community
-hard to find in game active freinds. (you may work for days until you full your freind list with active players)
-very hard to find active clubs in the game.
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you need to use real money to really lead a normal club.
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you most pay a lot of real money to play it after level 30-40 cuz expinding the zoo wich is most needed gonna cost you lot diamonds. + shelters to breed as well.
-the price is super over priced. it may cost you at least 300$-500$ to realy could play normal the game.
– Real player with 486.9 hrs in game
Just like other phone building games. Cute if you like animals. Frustrating though as you progress, you need gems more and more. I’ve gotten to the point where all my quests require 100 gems or so, and I have none. So…that takes a lot of fun out of it. Gems slowly come with time. So it mostly just means, logging in, quick collection, leave. Doing this day in and day out until you can get the animal or whatever. Then ta-da! Another quest that requires 100 gems! I think I have 7 or 8 now. Each time, has been replaced by another. Really draining now. But love the animations of the animals. Cute. So, short time fun, long time drain.
– Real player with 75.7 hrs in game
Chicken Bomb
First impressions - the game is fun. it’s like Chicken Bomberman II. I finished 10 levels and I think there is about 75 or so – plenty enough to get your money’s worth. I have chickens IRL and this is giving me anxiety every time I go check for eggs thinking one could blow up! THEY ARE FREE RANGE TOO! ARGHHGGHGHGHGHGHG!
– Real player with 2.6 hrs in game
It’s a great game! Very bomberman style and with several special effects! It needs some adjustments in the gameplay, Sometimes the failure in the control makes us die. It has several options and worlds available. Multiple languages. It is very fun. I hope you get more prominence.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game