Palladise Island(帕拉小島)
I just finished the game with 100% completion so I feel qualified enough to write this review.
Palladise Island is a simple idle/clicker game in which you collect and evolve many different creatures known as PA. The core gameplay is passively waiting for silver coins to upgrade your buildings to earn more silver coins and upgrade your intimacy bar (the PA’s level/XP Bar) to evolve and unlock more PAs. There is also a building that allows you a chance to randomly get rarer/more expensive items but you’ll probably upgrade this last. You can also click the PAs to earn intimacy faster, thus levelling up faster.
– Real player with 60.0 hrs in game
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First I was like what, but then I was like what
– Real player with 32.4 hrs in game
Unholy Heights
An apartment management tower-defense game about your resident monsters against humans.
While the idea of being a landlord is enticing the tower-defense part can get incredibly tedious & repetitious since there’s not a whole lot of strategy to use here from beginning to end.
The idea of the tower-defense is just to stop humans from stealing your money and if they get away with it you only lose your highly expendable tenant should they have died defending the money taken so there’s no real fail state. You try and stop the humans by knocking on the room doors of the monsters of your choosing and IF they’re home (which most usually are) they’ll do their tower-defense thing and help kill the intruders.
– Real player with 59.0 hrs in game
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Let me tell you about Popan.
Popan was the first baby ever born in my apartments. She was a Cheepy so I didn’t have high expectations. Popan was probably 3 days old when her parents died in an unfortunate ambush on my complex. I had a ton of other tenants, so I didn’t see the harm in waiting for her to grow up. Somehow, she never became in debt. This fucking baby was paying the rent. She grew up to be a total badass. She would single-handedly wipe out entire waves of enemies without breaking a sweat.
– Real player with 34.2 hrs in game
Chonkymon
You’re falling from the sky, air booming in your ears. You don’t remember how you got here, but the ground is getting awfully close.
THUD! Your back cracks against blue, hard ground. You groan in pain as a hoarse voice close to you croaks “Hello Plonks … Imma need you to build me a house”.
A thick hand helps you up on your feet. As soon as you’re steady a building tool is placed in your palms.
Populate and customize your Island
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Build custom homes for Chonkymons that want to live on your island.
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Craft unique materials and use them to build colorful furniture for your residents.
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Unlock new recipes through quests and achievements.
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Fuse Chonkymons into new unseen creatures.
Hang out with others
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Mingle with the island’s residents.
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Help animals around you that are in need.
You’re so welcome to come hang out in Chonkmondia!
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Let’s Build a Zoo
I Can’t Recommend Let’s Build a Zoo (As it is Now), Here’s Why…
If you had asked me at about 40 hours of gameplay I would have said that I recommend this game for everyone, it’s fun, quirky, original and addicting. I enjoy the morale and unlocking aspect, especially. However the longevity of the game is severely lacking because as you progress, all the little issues begin to pile up and the game becomes unplayable.
Issues such as:
- The notification system is bothersome at best, but mostly annoying. If you have one issue it doesn’t flash “Trash” once and go away, it keeps popping out every 10 seconds, it’s too much, visually.
– Real player with 53.9 hrs in game
The fact that this game came out 5 days ago and I already put 21 hours into it (despite going to uni and studying) is probably telling enough of how much I adore this game. Despite many other games from my wishlist (and a huge Animal Crossing DLC) releasing, I was the most hyped to play this and I wasn’t disappointed.
I always wanted a pure zoo game, since playing Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 and always building zoos instead. Unfortunately most zoo tycoon games were rated as too shallow, repetitive, etc. This game fixes that by adding several unique mechanics such as breeding and - once you discover all 10 variations of the same species - crossing them with each other and creating all new types of animals. (They’re pretty much the head of one animal on the body of the other, which is super fun)
– Real player with 51.1 hrs in game
Crescent Hollow
I think that the game itself is has a lot of replayability in that there are a bunch of characters to play as with their own backstories. The graphics are good as you see in the trailer. Playing the game on keyboard and mouse is fine but it feels way more fluid with a controller and I do like the character design. The game needs work like all games on early access but the game isn’t as bad as some people make it seem. It’s a pretty fun game. The most interesting character at the moment in my opinion is Druid. I also think that the Ninja is cool as well. I have the feel that a lot of hard work went into this. Yeah the game can be tricky at times but that is what makes it enjoyable. I will update my review when I play more of the game.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
If I didn’t know any better, I would say this game is vapor-ware. This seems to have the absolute minimum amount of playability to be on Steam Early Access. Nearly no key does anything, and everything is put together by 4 toddlers. It takes literal seconds for the game to process that all of 5 words have appeared on screen, and until it is done processing such a heavy load, the player is asked to sit and look at all the visuals on screen. All that eye candy bouncing about, giving us players a visual experience like no other.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
The Forger
What can be said, it was a click clicky click and then click the same thing 1000000 more time game,
I would like a bit more hints to the chest puzzle. The first one was super easy, the next clueless.
respawn hit point regain is too high to fast for the mobs.
Changing design or size / placement for hit meter bar.
my eyes were really not able to stare at one point for so long. with also focusing on how much I am doing damage for let alone for the timer where he reset all hit points and starts over.
– Real player with 5.7 hrs in game
it’s a pretty dumb little clicker with lots of unfun random chance, that never really goes anywhere
– Real player with 3.1 hrs in game
Nautical Life
Ok for 1 day nothing more.
– Real player with 35.7 hrs in game
Don’t listen to the reviews on the discussion page, this game is fantastic, simple casual style gameplay your not racing any timers or must have done by this time drama, take your time. If your low on in game currency buy a few fishing boats wait a day you’ll have more money instantly. Then buy more boats level up repeat.
– Real player with 21.3 hrs in game