Recent reviews by Gemi

Great game with friends. Quite a chill paced game with big parts of camp building and crafting, plus exploration and combat.

My first game in the "time management" genre and this was a positive introduction. Most of the levels were really tight with the timing for 3 coins ("stars"). This made a fun challenging enough experience without feeling irritating. In mane levels my first play was possibly just a few seconds shy of the target. Sadly the last dozen or so levels were really easy compared to the rest of the game, but that's still almost 10 hours of quality content. Still need to play some extra after story completion to get all of the achievements.

Dwarves! Space bugs! Riches beyond your imagination! What else does one need? The game has added so much content after I started playing that there's just hundreds of hours of fun to be had!

It's a great game in the genre!

Best game of it's genre. What else is there to say?

Even though I'm not good with pinball, this game made me love playing pinball anyway. The difficulty is tuned well with some more challenging levels in the mix. Some stages require either better pinball handling or being smart to get around the lack of pinball skill. After beating the campaign there are a bunch of Arenas for additional challenge and reason to upgrade your characters.

Great tactical game with it's own twist, adorable characters and a working story, with some light RPG elements.

Great fun! Requires good concentration, but when you get into the flow you have no idea how much time has passed.

So far I've only touched the campaign mode (11 hours in less than two days), but I'm having an insane blast! It took me a while to remember when I last was this into a game and didn't even get to sleep enough, and then I realized this reminds me a lot about Breath of the Wild, which is my all time favourite game. Same open world raoming to get new stuff to be able to reach new places. Awesome!

If you love twin stick shooters, this is THE game in the genre! Even though the UI took a step back from BH1, everything else is just a bit better. If you played BH1 you will feel right at home, and even if you didn't, you'll get into it very easily. There's a lot of depth to the game as well, so you can spend countless hours playing without getting bored.