Πρόσφατες κριτικές από τον jordicat

In my opinion, this game isn't all that special. It's very similar to other games of its type, and for the price of $14.99, I don't feel that it's really worth purchasing. It seems very similar to Planetary Annihilation: TITANS, just with less content and creativity. So, while this game may be decent on its own, I think there are better deals out there for a similar, if not enhanced experience.

I had originally posted a review for KINGDOMS back in May of 2018 after a prolonged period of absence from the developers. It was quite lengthy and very negative. I've decided to post an updated review to show support for the developers, though, as the recent work they've done is absolutely incredibly. I'm so impressed by the constant pumping out of updates and bug fixes they're doing! I've always wanted to love KINGDOMS and it's clear there's a serious transformation happening for the game. I hope they keep it up and I look forward to the further progression of the game's development!

If you're interested, here's a screenshot of my old review: https://i.imgur.com/7FOajjH.png I feel it is important to keep in mind that we were absolutely abandoned for several years. I'm still a bit wary, but I'm ultimately hopeful and excited.

I don't play many puzzle games, but SLICE looks quite promising! It has beautifully simple design, gameplay, and music paired with procedurally more difficult puzzles to solve. Currently, there are 100 different levels. I managed to complete the first 15 in about 15 minutes, but I can appreciate that they're getting more and more difficult.
If you're into relaxing puzzle games, check out SLICE!

I think that this game has a lot of potential to become something very enjoyable. In its current phase, it could do with some some and more content, but is still fun to play every now and then. I wouldn't price this at $15, though, but would consider purchasing it for something around $5. Overall, I've enjoyed the game and look forward to future updates.

I don't normally enjoy this type of game, but this one was actually quite fun. With a wide variety of different boosts and weapons at your disposal, Bit Blaster allows you to find your own strengths to challenge yourself as the game progresses. With an extremely reasonably price, I would highly recommend purchasing this game to sink a few hours into.

I joined Minion Masters some time in it's Beta version, but only just recently got back into the game.
It's one of those "collect cards to use against other players to gain treasures to upgrade and craft new cards" types of games. So, if you like that style, Minion Masters excellently pulls it off in what feels like a new way to play. Personally, I can enjoy it for a couple hours at a time, but I'm not sure I could ever truly get into it. There's no truly final level you get to, as ranks are reset every now-and-then, but it's still fun.
I'm not sure I would spend the $4.99 that they're asking for it, but at the time of this review, it's only $0.49. I would recommend getting it on sale to waste some time on with your friends, but don't invest too much in this game.

There's not much I can say about Starbound that hasn't already been said by other reviewers, but I really, really recommend getting it.
It definitely looks like "a space-version of Terraria" at first glance, but it is just so much more. More bosses; more storyline (did Terraria even really have one?); more items, biomes, NPCs, races, vehicles, etc. all work to create a completely new and interesting game.
You can own a ship, recruit NPC members to your ship, travel to different planets with a seemingly-infinite combination of resources and structures, upgrade & customize your ship to your liking, and explore the procedural universe. If you'd like, you can make a town or city on a planet and have NPCs move in to give quests and items, or create your very own space station to trade items and display your ever-growing collections of things such as fossils, butterflies, or just interesting decorational things you've found along your journey.
There's really no way to explain how vast this game truly is. I almost didn't buy it at first, due to it's similarities to other two-dimensional pixel blocks games, but I'm so glad I did. Very highly recommended.

While yes, I realize that I have almost 90 hours spent playing Adventure Capitalist, but I honestly can't recommend it.
It's the exact same as all of the other clicker/idler games: Different events to run by either clicking or using managers; gaining money to purchase upgrades and perks; resetting the game to claim "Angels," which will increase the percentage of the amount of money gained from events.
I suppose I played this game simply because I had nothing else to do. Instead of working to complete other "productive" things in life, or even some other game with an overall objective besides achievements, I played this. I wasted so many hours of my life that I could've spent doing something much more fun, interesting, and useful than just clicking, clicking, clicking...
Please don't make the same mistake I did; go do something else, even if it's watching a movie or playing a different video game. I'm sure you'll learn more from almost any other activity than "playing" Adventure Capitalist.

Despite the many bugs, glitches, low-quality graphics combined with extremely basic and unimaginative gameplay, I've still somewhat enjoyed playing over 5 hours of Head Shot.
Again, you just have to look past the lack of players, unimplemented content, and pictures in the store page gallery of in-game items not even included. While they may not have a key, treasure chest, any of the other weapons, or as good of graphics as the gallery suggests, there are still a few different classes with different equipment (although no buffs/debuffs) and a selection of maps to choose from.
And while I'm still in search of the shown moving objects, walking animations, and a way to detect teammates from enemies, I really have had some fun. Also, the ability to create your own room that is instantly available to people around the world is impressively quick.
Ultimately, if you ever see this game anywhere for free, I recommend picking it up! Maybe worth paying a couple cents for, but probably not any more than that.

When I first began playing Novus Inceptio, there were so many bugs and various issues with the game that it was pretty much unplayable. I recently decided to hop back on it, however, and was amazed at how many things had been fixed, added, and updated since I had originally played.
Frequent updates and a new take on the Survival genre now makes this game absolutely worth playing. Highly recommended!