Recent reviews by Yorkie

Mika and the Witch's Mountain is a fun little game about delivering parcels. With a wonderful story of hope.

The main game/story is pretty short but overall a fun experience and there a few side missions and collectable finding to add a bit more depth/length to the game.

The music and graphics are very vibrant, although I did experience some weird issues where the music would just stop....and take a bit of time to kick back in when flying around the map.

The game is exceptionally comfy to play and the vibes are amazing.

I'll certainly be following along its EA to see how it updates and expands on things its implemented....

This is an amazing game about a totally ordinary muscular cat
who fights aliens
totally regular and normal in every way

Golf pixels ever so green,
So much flatness to be seen,
With a little light tap,
The balls off the map,
As though it had never, ever, been.

Skull Island: Rise of Kong,
Is a game that's just plainly wrong.
The gameplay is poor,
And the story's a bore,
Basically just a game to ignore.....

This game is a nice homage to Sexy Parodius although some of the bosses have nice safe spots.

Make sure to play the game on a capped frame rate otherwise things will probably go from bad to worse. As some things appear locked to frame rate including some of the attacks.

Enjoyable game, had fun, you should play it.

Just watch out for looking through the artwork if you decide to stream it......

amazingly weird and wonderful.
playing with a pad is a lot easier on some levels
but seriously hate that sheep

Enjoyable enough main story
not as much customization as I would've liked
things felt a bit stale at points throughout
but enjoyed overall

Lets begin, You start out as Viola, the title character practicing with her violin
after failing an awful amount of times a portal opens up swallowing you and taking you to the world of Vylna

Its here you start on your journey unlocking the way home through the power of music and friendship (it is magic you know)

Along the way you meet more and more lively characters who join you on your journey to help you get home and to save the world from the monsters now running amok, you characters have different weapons and abilities but they all action in the same way with on screen QTE's that control the damage output, or if you will hit at all.

Throughout the world of Vylna you must put your platforming skills to the test jumping around the environments to get to the exit fighting monsters who stand in your path.

Over the course of the story you unlock points to boost your bond with your travel companions and complete personal quests where you help them often overcome adversaries they had tried on their own. The main story is one of love acceptance and understanding that sometimes not being okay, is okay and your friends are there to help.

Overall it's pretty fun all though it does feel slightly rushed towards the back half of the game.

I really adore the character interactions throughout and think the accessibility options that have been included to make levelling easier or battles easier are a really nice touch, although admittedly the game isn't that tough to begin with.

Its a game that is a lot more about the journey than the goal and that's a fine choice.

I've seen this game played hundreds of times, I died a few times but it was a fun experience with really good music and characters.

I went into this game with phasmophobia, I still have it...