Recent reviews by Maximillian

It's Animal Crossing without being in perpetual debt to Tom Nook.

The animals are people. That is both the joy and absolute horror of this game.

I spent an hour fishing while someone nearby played anime midi music on guitar.

Would play again!

This is basically a wonderful showcase of everything VR is good at, and VR isn't even required for it now. The voice interactions with Skully are very charming, though it's a mild annoyance that he's sometimes quiet to some questions. He will respond a LOT of non-conversational actions, and you should explore that! A lot of care was put into the humor of the game, and there are numerous puzzles to solve. Some are hard, some are simple. You can just sit in the tower and play with the various objects or you can explore outward into a series of levels with some light combat. There was something that needed me to jump in place, and I did not expect that from a VR title. A very entertaining experience for a great price tag.

I pretty much use this to have windows media controls on my wrist while doing anything in VR. And after 3700 hours, I can say it's good at that.

While the art put into the characters, settings, and various details are amazing, I didn't enjoy this one. The controls didn't feel intuitive, and using a jump pack simply wasn't fun. It's like an Xbox 360 era cover shooter without the cover.

Cadian Veteran constantly spouting lines that indicates he has PTSD? Yeah, yeah this game has a lot of art and lore packed into it. It's a shame they mention ratlings, but you can't play a ratling.

Despite most of my friends disliking this game, I rather enjoyed it. Fun space stories, neat guns, and space!

I really prefer buying this once a year for a fixed rate, rather than a monthly subscription fee.

If you have a few friends and the ability to run a private server, this can be pretty fun. The fact Simon Belmont is wandering the land is icing on the cake.

I like that if you ask the Cryptmaster about a certain other crypt themed undead, he'll state he cannot comment for copyright reasons.

The mild comedy that doesn't break the drab, dark vibe of the environments is great. What's the point of being raised from the dead and sent on an adventure if you can't get a few laughs out?

The gameplay mechanic of typing out a single word and how everything gets responded to is amazing. Can't wait to see what's next in this. You can do combat realtime or turn-based to your preference.

Please, no more chargers. Please. Please.