Recent reviews by Daisy

This game runs like crap around complex bases. It almost sets fire to the Steam Deck too. Don't bother until they fix things.

This game is super fun to play with friends. The difficulty ramps up nicely, and the graphics are pretty nice. If you're a Linux user, this plays perfectly in Proton.

This game runs beautifully with Proton on Linux. My review was quite negative, but they've just added the much needed feature I was whining about (a continue button). Now you can exit, and continue the game at your own leisure.

This is one of the few games that lets me use my wacom tablet. That's awesome. The game itself is fun & challenging (but limited). The voice acting and music is brilliant, the graphics and animations are super cool.

Spin Rhythm XD has impressed me in less than an hour. There's already a lot of songs included, if they increase the library, it'll be well worth it for full price. It runs great on Linux, not one hitch, no delay, very snappy. I haven't tried online PvP yet, but getting my friends to buy games is always a hassle.

The Steam Controller really shines with this. Flicking & rotating on the trackpad feels so responsive, intuitive, & most importantly: doesn't tire your thumb like classic controllers. To all the whiny gamers & reviewers that ridiculed the steam controller before it was even out of beta: Well done, you've now stopped people from having this experience. You all seem to think you picked up a twin stick and was instantly good at it. You wasn't, it took years, but you expected to play like a pro with the Steam Controller within minutes.

As a teenager, I used to dream of a new Sonic game that didn't suck. A game that didn't infuriate you with vertigo inducing perspective shifts, a game that could feel as fast as classic sonic with the predictable controls.

For years, I watched in horror as Sega rolled out gimmicks to try and distract us from the horrible turd they'd just squeezed out. For years, we all cried for them to stop Bill Cosbying our beloved little blue spikey boi. For years, Sega kept ignoring us.

Well Sega has finally submitted, and released a game that doesn't suck the teat of satan. This is that game. It's glorious. The price is a bargain for the intro screen alone.

This is one of those silly little games that can turn the most depressive & cynical personalities into a laughing child. It's great for groups of friends.

However, this game has some of the worst network (and possibly graphics) code ever. I can play 3D open world games all day with voice chat, but this game crawls to a halt. There's endless crashes, multiple joypads on the same system are bugged most of the time. I'd wait until they've fixed these bugs, because they're infuriating. Yes, this is happening on both Windows & Linux.

I kind of regret buying it, but I won't if these issues are fixed.

Stick it in your wishlist and keep an eye on it. Buy a 4-pack on sale later.

The most advanced zombie survival simulator around. Once the Animation update is officially released, this is going to be the best zombie game you've ever played.

You feel genuine fear when the zombies attack in groups. One slip, and you're bitten, rushing home to sterilise bandages. The anxiety doesn't end there for you or your character, you keep checking under the bandage for signs of healing. Your character wakes in panic, is this a sign they're infected?

Anyone that plays Civilization knows the 'one more turn' effect. This game is exactly that: One more day.

If you're stuck at home on your own in these crazy times, this game will see you through.

Horrible QuickTime events partnered with horrible storytelling.

This isn't tombraider. You don't even get to raid any tombs. Instead, you find a cave and spend five minutes solving a mind numbingly simple puzzle. I'm sure this makes a welcome change from wandering around outside while solving mind numbingly simple puzzles.

Not once in this game did I feel a rush of adrenaline while climbing. This is because Lara now sticks to surfaces like a gecko and you're only climbing up small areas. This is a big difference from the original where you'd spend time climbing, only to fall and have to start all over again.

The developers obviously spent more time animating edgy death sequences than working on gameplay. Sorry, I don't want to walk around games looking for cool death scenes so I can get my money's worth. Boring.

I love this game, ignore the fact that I have virtually no playtime; I play this game offline.

This is a real feel-good game. If you liked harvest moon, you'll love this.

Probably one of the most addictive games I've ever played.