Последние обзоры Mushi

On a more serious (non-robot) hand, I do enjoy the game overall, but it's not without it's flaws. Flipping feels a bit directionless now with no one to aim for in your flip. Gone is the random commentary in the bottom of the screen. You placed a rug and an old lady tells you she likes it. You placed a teddy bear and another person tells you they hate children. I miss them. I hope they're doing okay, where ever they are.

The new painting system is pretty frustrating (adding the ability to use WSAD made it a bit less irritating). I'm just not sure if that was something that needed changing. The way painting worked in HF1 was already fine. Obviously things get a bit less frustrating once you get some perks under your belt. The assembly mini game(? not sure what it would be called) is annoying and clunky, so I'm not thrilled when I have to assemble things.

That being said, I wouldn't feel right giving this a thumbs down because it is still a really good game. There are A LOT of welcome changes. I really dig the "witcher senses" style of seeing missing stains. The catalog is organized so much better now. Seriously, it's a breeze finding things. You can favorite items. The buy/sell tool allows you to copy/paste items, or change the color of them after they've been placed. It's quite the game changer from HF1. Items also match better. Nothing bothered me more in HF1 than placing 2 different wooden items, only to find out that one has American Elm but the other one doesn't, and I have to try and match it the best I can with African Teak..

I guess what I'm trying to say is, buy it. It's good.

*editing for nomination in the sit back and relax category, still highly recommend HF2*

It's Diablo 4 if Diablo 4 was actually fun and worth your money.

If you enjoy Vampire Survivors, but also enjoy stepping on crunchy leaves and wearing fuzzy sweaters, Deadly Harvest is for you.

I was raised in a very strict Catholic household so needless to say the blasphemous content in this game really really tickled my heathen bone.

I love playing this game with my husband <3

Tremble before my empire of sparkly pink Mack trucks.

Dunko is king.

**Editing review because I nominated it for 'Labor of Love'**
**Editing AGAIN because I nominated it for 'Labor of Love'**

Dunko is still king btw.

It's Animal Crossing meets a walking sim.

Cozy as heck.

Eastshade is what you get when Bob Ross makes a baby with The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind.

The scenery and music are absolutely beautiful. I enjoyed wandering around the map, exploring and making paintings. Eastshade is truly a heartwarming experience. I loved every second of it, and I wish there was more. I felt genuinely sad when it was over. If you're looking for a relaxing, wholesome gaming experience, then you will love Eastshade.

I have no idea what I'm doing.