Recent reviews by kelseyr713

I'm a huge fan of the original, and I love the sequel just as much, if not more. There's SO MUCH food to prepare, and a huge variety of restaurants to work in alongside your own. I'm writing this at 31.8 hours and I know I'll be playing for plenty more. The emails and lore are great too.

A near-perfect ending to The Banner Saga trilogy. The conclusion is a must-play for fans of the series, and if you haven’t played the other ones yet, I strongly recommend them. One of my personal signs of a good game is if I want to replay it, and I can’t wait to revisit not just TBS3, but the whole series. It’s one of my absolute favorites, and I know I’ll come back to it many times.

Full review: https://nerdybutflirty.com/2018/07/26/review-banner-saga-3/

I've played and enjoyed all the 12 Labours of Hercules games, and this one was no different. A perfect relaxation game. I do wish there were a few new music tracks (they reuse them game after game), but that's a small critique.

I enjoyed this short visual novel! The soundtrack is great too.

My friend showed this to me because my name is Kelsey! A nice, short exploration game. Reminded me a bit of Gone Home because you're poking around your friend's bedroom.

CWs: Domestic violence, gun violence, implied animal violence

I absolutely loved this and I'm already thinking about playing it again. The story and atmosphere are both fantastic.

More of a sideways thumb really.

Didn't enjoy this as much as I was hoping - the Heart's Medicine series from the same company is a lot better if you're looking for a time management game. The story wasn't super engaging, probably because this game is more focused on levels than story.

It definitely presents a challenge if that's what you're looking for, and there's no mini-games if you don't like those.

Short and sweet point-and-click with deep questions.

Cute entry in the Putt-Putt series!

This one is longer and more in-depth than the first Braveland. There's now a skill tree that allows you to learn more spells for the battlefield. The drawback is that you have to do some grinding in order to progress, which can get tedious, but it's fine if you're playing for short sessions. I continue to love the art of this series.

Note: I played through on easy; playing through on harder difficulties might make the grinding more annoying, but I'm not sure.