Recent reviews by Balatro:Game of the Year Edition

Galaxy Idle Clicker is an addictive gem in the idle game universe. With its soothing gameplay mechanics, it manages to captivate without overwhelming. The progression system is satisfying, encouraging you to continuously expand your galaxy empire. The visuals are charming, with vibrant colors and sleek designs that keep the experience visually appealing.

The real magic lies in its balance of active engagement and idle rewards. Whether you're an avid clicker or someone who prefers to let the game run in the background, there's something here for you. While the initial stages are fast-paced and engaging, the later stages introduce a strategic element, requiring careful resource management.

That said, the game could benefit from more varied events and mini-games to break the monotony after extended play sessions. However, if you're a fan of idle clickers and space-themed games, Galaxy Idle Clicker will likely find a permanent spot on your playlist.

TLDR: I love this Incremental game. Reminds me of the joys that I felt wayback I first played my first incremental games.

"Chained Together" is a thrilling experience that masterfully blends solo and co-op gameplay. A friend gifted me this game and said that we should try and play it with our circle.

As an avid fan of speedrun games, I've found immense joy in both playing solo and co-op with friends, especially that my friends are so bad the session became hilarious more than challenging. The solo adventures are a fantastic way to hone skills and push limits, especially engaging in speedruns that test reflexes and precision. The training mode is perfectly designed for this, offering a challenging yet rewarding playground for any aspiring speedrunner.

On the flip side, the co-op mode brings a different kind of excitement, fostering teamwork and synergy that's both fun and satisfying. It's a game that truly shines in its versatility, providing endless hours of entertainment regardless of how you choose to play. A must-try for anyone looking for a game that offers both solo and cooperative challenges.

TLDR: I had fun.

As a gamer who revels in immersive worlds and gripping narratives, I can confidently say that Cyberpunk 2077 has left an indelible mark on me. From the moment I stepped into Night City, I was transported to a dystopian future where every neon-lit alleyway held secrets, and every decision I made rippled through the fabric of this cybernetic society.

Night City isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a living, breathing character. The attention to detail is staggering. The towering skyscrapers, bustling markets, and graffiti-strewn walls create an atmosphere that’s both gritty and awe-inspiring. Whether I was cruising down the highways in my sleek car or exploring the seedy underbelly of Japantown, I felt like an integral part of this sprawling metropolis.

The heart of any RPG lies in its characters, and Cyberpunk 2077 delivers in spades. V, our customizable protagonist, is more than just a vessel for our choices. They have fears, desires, and a past that haunts them. And then there’s Johnny Silverhand, played brilliantly by Keanu Reeves. His digital presence is a constant companion, alternately snarky and poignant. The interactions between V and Johnny are some of the most memorable moments in gaming.

The side quests in Cyberpunk 2077 are anything but filler. Each one is a mini-epic, with its own characters, dilemmas, and consequences. Whether I was helping a rogue AI find purpose or infiltrating a corpo stronghold, I was invested. And the choices! Oh, the choices. They aren’t just binary; they’re shades of gray. I agonized over decisions, knowing that they’d echo throughout the game.

The graphics are jaw-dropping. The neon-soaked streets, rain-slicked pavement, and holographic billboards create a sensory overload that’s intoxicating. And the character models? Exquisite. I could practically see the sweat on V’s brow during intense firefights.

The music in Cyberpunk 2077 is a character in itself. Whether it’s the synth-heavy beats of the Afterlife club or the haunting melodies during quiet moments, the soundtrack elevates the experience. And let’s not forget the radio stations—I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve cruised to “Chippin’ In.”

I am really happy about how the game redeemed itself from where it started. I'd give this a good 9/10 now.

It's really a breath of fresh air and a game that rekindles this generation back to the mon-like genre. Palworld blends nostalgic creature-catching elements with innovative gameplay mechanics, offering a fresh take on the genre. As a long-time Pokémon and Dragon Quest fan, the game's stunning graphics and vibrant open-world environment sparked feelings of nostalgia. It was what we wished for all along. Palworld distinguishes itself with strategic and survival elements, introducing a day-night cycle, weather conditions, and resource management. The real-time combat system, incorporating firearms and various weapons, adds a unique twist. While the learning curve may be steep, the reward is a deep and engaging experience that balances homage to classics with modern gameplay. Palworld successfully rekindles the excitement of creature companions and exploration, making it a captivating adventure for long-time fans of the mon-like and creature collecting genre. Kudos to the team who did a really good job on this one.

It's a really good game that everyone should try.

This is not O2jam, it's a different game with some O2jam songs in it, that's it.

Tons of problems surfaced too, mainly:

- Desync and Error in the Middle of playing a song
- Terrible UI, space bar or 4th key is the same color as other keys
- It's like a game for mobile but emulated in PC
- doesn't look and feel like o2jam to be honest, different mechanics and all
- some song audio files are broken/or slowed down
- Songs are pay-gated into a subscription-based model. That's not how you make a rythm game.

I'm disappointed and won't recommend this game to anyone, even the O2 veterans such as myself.

If we disregard the bugs, this game is a masterpiece. I for one love my numbers going up, and if you do too, you should play this game. 750 hours in and i'm still enjoying.

A very fantastic game. Never felt happy playing a survival game since Elder Scrolls V.

i created a cute anime girl thank you game

Good Game