Recent reviews by Cuddles

A fun, short game with a satisfyingly over the top ending. The voice acting is awesome and I was glad to see the Duck Detective has an idle {strike]animation[/strike] still.

My only criticism is that Little Kuriboh has not been consulted for the abridged story pieces that are told during events.*

It's F2P so you can grease the wheel by buying cards but once you hit a certain groove - especially during events - you'll be able to get cards for the latest meta decks. And since you start as Seto Kaiba (choice? nah) I was able to get a load of Blue-Eyes cards and try out my new favourite decks: Lunalight and Trickstar.

Not an extensive review, no, but this I can say: when I played Hearthstone I had to focus on only one class and destroy old cards to get the newest ones. I can easily play multiple characters here since all the cards are shared but I also find myself accumulating more and more cards from packs and events that I now play multiple characters in each generation and never even consider crippling that archetype to try another.

*alright, the navigation does suck because it's a mobile port and the lag during PvP duels can be horrendous

Please send help. We've been stuck in act 1 for weeks. We've used every camping supply in the region and consequently had to eat Gale. If I don't survive please tell my family that I'm dead.

Whimsical, bursting with character, and all set in a creative world with distinct characters. It does control a bit jank but once you get used to that it really flows and the levels are quite open-ended.

Delightful, high-intensity roguelike. Jumping was new to me and it added a layer to the combat I rather enjoyed.

I had a lot of fun playing this game with friends in high school. It's a great game. Rampant DLC aside.

You know what this is and how it plays. It's good.

The one that started it all for me.

SUSHI MENU AMOUNTS: 1 of each item and select "auto-supply" for each dish I cannot believe how they actively glance over such an important mechanic (well I can because I, too, am slightly evil).

It's a really fun game. Catching fish is relaxing (well, can be) and all the systems work really well together from farming specific fish to learning about them by collecting trading cards. The sushi restaurant is relatively more high octane and short which breaks up the calm diving. Of course as you go you upgrade your gear to dive/fish better and hire staff to help at the restaurant - O2 is your health so upgrade that a bit but you'll be finding ways to replenish it as you dive (carry capacity is crucial to any min-maxer) and make sure to train your staff (it took me way too long to do that).

Also this game is a Stardew Valley-like. The game sells itself on diving/catching fish and serving sushi with a bit of a story to it. And you go along thinking you're blazing through the story until you see the patch notes mentioning "Chapter 10" and you realise, to your delight, how much more is left. The saily loop (can be) short but you will find yourself playing for just "one more day" until you notice how late it is. And when you realise how much more there is to do than fishing and serving sushi... then there are more - and they're all mostly short/quick and fun or they tie into the fishing/restaurant.

The forced stealth sections can go to the abyss, though...

Also do not fire guns at sharks and they will usually leave you alone :)

It was terrible they added a price. It's still a substantial DLC - those extra levels offer extra build options. Just tainted by greed :(

If you're on Linux USE STEAM PLAY! It will not install otherwise.