Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika 「Kida」

If you're gonna complain about your idols being banned from the game, go support the actual cause that would change how the country lives instead of review bombing the game which does absolutely nothing but ♥♥♥♥ the developers who aren't even guilty of anything and just want a fun game for everyone.

Long ago, the rhythm games lived together in harmony. Then, the osu! community attacked. The rhythm games, together, could stop it, but when the world needed them the most, not one had a good sequel. A few years later, we discovered Muse Dash. And although its gameplay is fairly simple, it's just as unforgiving in the harder stages. But I believe Muse Dash can be even more fun.

Muse Dash is a rhythm game somewhat comparable to Taiko no Tatsujin, but separating the notes in two lanes. As always, hit the note in the right spot to get more score and don't fail too much to win. Notes can come from the sides so you have less time to react, or hide themselves when close to you, and there are dangers to avoid. There are very easy stages for people just starting with rhythm games and some fairly hard late game ones in the music packs.
Other than different songs, there's also different characters that change how the game plays (for example, one character loses HP throughout the song and gains HP while playing notes), together with pets which affect the game even more with slight boosts. As a bonus there's also dozens of illustrations if you are into looking at pretty pictures.

Music wise it's mainly EDM and Pop, but there's a few outliers like a pack full of future funk. Talking about packs, they're contained in the "Just as Planned" DLC, which contains ALL packs in one purchase, unlike the Android version which lets you buy them individually, so take that in account depending on what version you want to pick up. It's not entirely necessary to buy it, as you get a bunch of base songs with the core game, but it gives you a lot of variety. The price increases as new packs release, so if you're interested, try to get it ASAP.

The graphics are very colorful and nice to look at, with enemies with distinct designs, and this helps with very fast notes; I always had issues keeping up with fast notes, seeing them too blurry in Taiko, but I've never had anything like that happen in Muse Dash.

In short, it's a very accessible game for anyone, with a great variety of songs (if you grab the DLC, an incredible variety of songs) and characters that change the way you play in interesting ways.
Also, cute girls.

Who needs to go out and socialize with games like these? Tower Unite is a social game similar to VRChat, but sports many differences that give it a different taste and makes it another kind of experience. There's the obvious social part of hanging around and talking with people, but on top of that there's many kinds of games.

There's minigames which include Minigolf (been told it's one of the better Minigolf GAMES out there, even more than those dedicated minigolf videogames), Ball Race (a Super Monkey Ball kind of game), Zombie Massacre (a twin-stick shooter with classes and upgrades), Virus (a Zombie/Infection kind of game) and Little Crussaders (an asymmetrical "survival" game where you have to press a button on the back of a Dragon to win before he kills you; you can also play as the dragon).
There's also more light activities present in the Plaza which acts as the main hub, such as Fishing, Bowling, Typing Race, a Theater, a Casino, Laser Tag, etc. Every so often, a limited time event will pop up which can give great prices and are generally more action involved.
Another option is the Arcade, which is a huge place filled with, well, arcade games that require you to toss a ball into a hole, to whack some moles, to play the correct notes on a piano and SO many more.
Adding onto this there are Condos, which serve as a more private space to invite friends over and such. You also have free reign to customize your Condo as you please, changing the textures and placing furniture wherever you please, scaling and rotating as you may want. To get this furniture or different styles of condos, you will use the currency called Units which you gain from playing the games previously mentioned, giving it more meaning to play these games and decorate your Condo however you want, buying furniture and other things from the Plaza.

It might sound like a bit of a mess, but it's mainly because there's so many things to do with many people to meet, and there's no hurry to do all of it. The game can be a bit janky at times, but it's very uncommon, so don't let the Early Access tag scare you, it's a great time waster with lots of activities, with even more coming later down the line, which you can learn about thanks to the developers transparency in a weekly developer blog they write themselves. It's one of my favorite games and thoroughly recommended.

Easiest way to review it would be to compare it to Audiosurf, but it's easier and harder at the same time. It is easier for a casual player to get into the competitive side and it's easy to get into, but it is harder to play seriously.

You race a car down the road in a track generated by your music, racking up points by doing jumps, flips and drifts to stay ahead of "sync" to gain extra points. It also (very unaccurately and sometimes downright stupid and funny) detects the genre of the song you're playing, giving you a new visial thematic for each song. There's also unlockables in the form of cars and paintjobs that you get after getting points in races and beating other people in the leaderboards.

Overall, if your music library is big enough, you'll have fun racing other people's ghosts, and who knows, you'll maybe find that someone likes that weird underground artist you thought only you listened to.

No Man's Sky is a space exploration game. You go from planet to planet gathering resources and upgrading your equipment. I could cut it short there and I'd probably be describing the release version of the game.
Thankfully now, it doesn't stop there; there's relationships to build with the different races, various side storylines to discover, construction of your own base and farm to get resources easier, vehicles to make getting around places and mining easier (plus, they're extra fast and fun), more diverse and impressive landscapes on green planets, treasure hidden everywhere on a planet and if you reach end game you could be the owner of an entire fleet.
Let's say its an Elite Dangerous for more casual people that just want to relax while going around space.

Recommended? If you like the "Walking Simulator" genre and anything to do with space, you'll probably love this one. If you're into survival games, the game gives you a gamemode which makes it harder. It is definitely worth a try for the experience.

This game is nothing more than cute girls in the Literature Club.

The Steam tags don't lie.

Blood & Bacon: How to make an incredibly barebones shooter actually co-op fun.

To describe the game simply, cause there isn't really much: Wave(Days) based FPS game where you fight pigs, each ones with their own abilities and strategy to beat them, with every 10th day having a boss for a total of 100 days of gameplay. You get a selection of guns at the start of the game, a simple character select and can unlock secret hats to put on them. After the wave ends you can grind the pigs' meat to stock up on ammo, grenades or buffs to speed you up or make you buff as ♥♥♥♥. On top of a 1 dollar pricetag, it's the cheapest ammount of fun you can get to mess around with your friends.

Get your friends and make some bacon, it's gonna be fun.

Audiosurf 2, a rhythm game where you hit colour blocks and avoid grey ones to gain score while riding a track generated on a music track of your choice... if it worked half the time.

The game when it launched was good and had many things going for it: More gamemodes, Workshop support and the ability to play songs found on Soundcloud.
With the course of the years the game started to wear out and things started to break and change: Soundcloud changed their ToS, making it impossible to legally stream music to the game, leaderboards stopped showing anything, Workshop mods stopped working, etc.
The developer did reappear from the dead to try to bring Youtube support to the game, but after no more than 2 weeks he dissapeared again, leaving the beta version of the game in an even worse state, where the Youtube player is forced in because of, again, ToS, blocking the screen and not even working in cases, and if your video decides to buffer you'll stop dead in your tracks, losing score you might be stacking up; there's also a desync issue, where the audio isn't on sync with the notes you're hitting.

"Singleplayer" experience (playing your own tracks on your harddrive) is on the most part unhindered and Workshop mods still work in some cases, but honestly these don't give enough reason to pick this up over Audiosurf 1.

Enjoy the communism even if North Korea isn't communist anymore, some a bit unnacurrate history on North TRUE Korea, with some comedy and anime girls mixed in. Nothing lewd though,
Glorious Leader would not appreciate that

A parody on the visual novel Go! Go! Nippon!, the game does exactly what they do, a tiny slice of life of you going to Korea to visit some friends you've met through mail, visit several locations and learning their story, while also adding some self-aware comedy and more militaristic references. The game contains 4 different endings depending on the actions you take, and you get to pick whatever cute waifu you prefer. And Big Man Tyrone promotes it, there's no doubt you're in for a good time.

The game is, to not waste the pun, EVERYTHING that I wanted.

An exploration game where you take forms of different animals, plants and non living things, and can go as low from bacterial level to galaxies and transform into them at any time, all this while this philosofical dude lays some knowledge on you and the other objects talk to you about their lifes and whats going on. Actually has meaning to it.

I like how the game looks, has a chill soundtrack, story is yours to make and gameplay is, as far as "walking" simulators go, more than you'll ever get. It's also a really neat collector game, with over 1000 things to become.

Short kinetic novel (which means you don't get to choose options or anything like that) with nice music and interesting art, probably not the best story in the whole word, but if you can get it for cheap I'd totally recommend it.