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A very cozy and relaxing game to go with that hot cocoa.

Fantastic art style and great procedural generation backed by active devs that listen to the community. Your biggest limitation factor will be your creativity.

Overall, I've been having lots of fun creating mini villages and have been enjoying the updates that we've been getting over the months. If you like chill city builders you will like Tiny Glade.

An anime board game filled with ADHD RNG mechanics that don't feel too punishing (most of the times) and tests your friendships.

The game exudes charm and keeps getting updated regularly by the devs and I just want to keep giving them my money, highly recommend!

A fun chaotic couch coop game

PROS:
+ heaps of fun with the right party
+ up to 4 local and online coop (only tried local)
+ Quite a bit of game for the low asking price (5 hours in and we're still not done with it)
+ The good kind of janky gameplay
= Dev is working on a level editor and steam workshop integration which could be amazing for the game

CONS:
- Only had 1 save issue where I lost a little bit of progress but I quickly caught back up
- Cursor ghosting on pause menu which gets annoying when reloading
- Pulling the chain requires you looking at the character you want to pull which can get tricky when the other character is beneath you

Overall. I highly recommend the game as long as you have someone to play it with

PROS:
- Great atmosphere
- Whole new area to fish
- Fantastic for fans of "The Terror"
- On the cheaper side as far as DLCs go

CONS:
- Puzzles are lackluster
- Story is self-contained (does not further the base game's story)
- Takes about as long as the other main islands in the game
- Achievements locked behind DLC

OVERALL:
Even though it took me about an hour to complete, it was still a pretty fun experience for someone who loved the base game, do recommend it.

- Game is slowly bleeding players due to lack of combatting smurfing players in the lower ranks
- Psyonix refuses to talk to its playerbase for years on end with little to no actual game improvement or QoL changes, their focus lies solely on squeezing the playerbase's wallets through mtx
- Removal of player to player trading to funnel people to the shop
- Removal of actual game modes and forcing the playerbase to play only one of the removed modes for an entire season (3 month rotation) so you are basically out of luck if it's not the mode you like
- Server quality keeps getting worse and worse (more lag spikes and rubber banding)

Possibly the best detective game out there

Art Direction - 10 / 10, Very unique and timeless style which captures the feeling of being in the open sea on a ship remarkably well. Game even gives you filter choices tho do beware that some can give a bit more eye strain

Sound design - 10 / 10, Sound effects and sound stage were on point, music is amazing, hats off the sound team

Voice Acting - 10 / 10, VA managed to make all 60 characters sound alive and very convincing with a variety of languages and accents

Game Mechanics - 10 / 10, A very unique approach that makes you feel like an actual detective out there solving crimes. You get a stopwatch to turn back time to see a memory that is stopped in motion and an audio reel to go with it. You have to use both the audio and visuals to help you fill out a book noting what the fates of each of the 60 crew members are

Difficulty - 7-8 / 10, It is definitely not an easy game by any stretch but sticking around and fighting the urge to cheat is very much worth it. It is a very rewarding feeling when the game tells you you've gotten 3 more fates correct

Overall I feel like this game is a timeless classic that very much deserves to be played

Can be very fun, you can definitely feel your legs crumble when you take a big jump.
The only negative is there's a lot of annoying kids on voice chat.

At the game's core it's still the same Grand Chase back in the olden days, but it's infested with KoG's limitless greed and incompetence to maintain a healthy game.

First of all - the inventory is still the same horrid design that seperates every character's own inventory. Each character starts with 90 space and you get some free from job quests, that wouldn't be so bad if crafting and quest items didn't fill up so much of it. But the biggest offender of this is the fact that you can't share pets, titles and other important items like champion tickets and revives between them. This creates and abhorrent and needless grind/lots of money for every character you like to play (of which there are currently 20).

Second - the bugs... my god I have never seen a game launch as buggy as this. Cursors lagging or straight up disappearing, missions not completing until a few minutes later and then you wait another couple of minutes for the next mission to appear in your list, equipped items un-equipping themselves constantly (though this might have been fixed but they don't tell us what they're updating), parts of menus still in different languages, random crashes, game freezing every other menu button you click while in a room with other people and so on and so on.

Third - greedy prices and p2w. Now the game was still terribly p2w back when it got shut down previously, the same is still here, no change in that regard, except that the prices seem ramped up (this could be my bad memory and/or inflation) but some of the prices do seem quite high and let's not even get into the topic of the lootbox/gachas with cosmetics that give high stats that can cost you hundreds of dollars depending on your "luck" though they still haven't disclosed their pull rates.

Lastly - the elephant in the room - KoG - if you're not familiar with them and their shady nature, well they like to abandon stuff and not listen to players AT ALL, if you need proof - just look at Kurtzpel - game content got stripped down in favor of pvp and all the weekly updates have been balances, small bug fixes and cash grab cosmetics with zero talks with the community. Since the beta announcement of GC classic they have made 0 attempts to talk with the community, they're not keeping us up to date with what bugs they are fixing if at all. They sued all the private servers into closing before announcing their relaunch, do they have the rights? Sure, but I still feel like it's a bit of a ♥♥♥♥ move. We still don't know if they'll add actual new content into the game in the future or they'll take the nostalgic fans' cash and abandon ship or milk it to the ground like Kurtzpel. In my eyes they are far from proving themselves that they deserve my hard earned money. As a long long time Grand Chase fan who has fond memories of the game, I really hope to be proven wrong.

One of if not THE best (imo) metroidvania games out there, the art, the music, the gameplay, the lore - it's all 10/10.

KoG has proved themselves yet again capable of completely butchering a good game. After 3 months of radio silence and empty patch notes comes Jan 15 patch - game turned into Elsword 2.0, a p2w cashgrab, hiked prices across the board on everything (1 costume will set you back 60$), removal of steam market, gender lock which was totally unnecessary other than to fill their wallets even further, ranked pvp is now a complete joke as you can get to A rank without any risk of demotion, a new season pass which seems like an out of season april fools as we got a free costume last season, the paid pass gets you useless currencies, 2 emotes and a mantle... This is all but the tip of the iceberg, save your time and don't install this horribly optimized game that barely runs.