Recent reviews by Danigon

I absolutely loved the first Stories game back when it came out on the 3DS, bought it again on mobile and replayed the game a few times after that. Monster Hunter Stories 2 is a fantastic improvement of the first game. The combat feels smoother, the art style only got better, and the story was great!

If you love trying to collect all the armor and weapons in normal Monster Hunter games, then you will enjoy hunting down Monster Dens to collect all the ridable monsties in the game!

MHS2 is a fantastic RPG in the Monster Hunter universe, and if your are a fan of both of these then you will love this game!

I bought this game with really high hopes in mind. I have backed many Indie Game developers before, but this is one game I regret backing because the spark of hope that I saw is quickly being snuff out.

Store bought assets being passed off as being the final product, taking back statements after the community points out the flaws and lies, endangering minors and telling them to not take prescribed medication, and silencing community members for speaking out.

This game really has a lot of drama and trouble that it should not having. If the developers spent more time working on the game and releasing content they worked on rather then using placeholders then people might have a little bit more faith.

I really wanted this game to do well, but I don't really see the development of this game lasting too long, and it is just gonna go dark like the rest of the Dragon simulator games that have come before it.

Kudos for killing my dream again of having a cool dragon game.

Final thoughts, the concept is just about everything I would want in a Dragon Simulator game, running around an open world, flying, breathing elements from your mouth, fighting off all sorts of crazy creatures and other dragons. Yet the early access state of the game is way to early to be put into the hands of an open community. I feel if the creator of the game would have waited two more years before releasing a playable version of the game we would not be seeing this madness.

Who knows this game might be really something one day, but in its current state of the progression of development and lack of professionalism being displayed with Day of Dragon's own community I strongly suggest you just stay out of the madness.

Hold your money and see if this game sinks or swims.

I absolutely love this game, I play it in spurts but in long periods of time. It is the kind of game I can shut my brain off and relax for hours on end.

I have been playing the game through many iterations. From when it was just a web browser based test build where everyone was colored rectangles, all the way through the current release of the game.

In my honest opinion, this game is fundamentally and creatively a vision of what Voxel Sandbox games can bring to the table. Yes, this game still has a long way to go to be fully flushed out from what the developers have set out to create.

This is the kind of game I can go home to from a long day at work and just unwind and play. I really enjoy it for that reason. I also love the community aspect of this game, my guild, the other settlements nearby us, and all the friendly players that don't mind lending a stranger a hand.

With that being said, if you are the kind of person that needs new features right off the bat then I don't suggest you grabbing this game right away. I think we still have a solid six months before more complimentary systems to the game will be added.

This is definitely a great game, it just needs more incubating before I think all players will enjoy it. So I would say add this game to your wishlist and keep a close eye to the upcoming updates and decide for yourself when you think the game has enough content to satisfy you then buy it.

Spiral Knights is a fun throw back game to play with friends, becuase it is a good old fashion dungeon crawler with some fun elements thrown into the mix.