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It is a fun game to play with friends. You can still solo with a bot, but the fun is with a local coop or online coop. Voice chat and a controller are strongly recommended when playing the game.

The game mechanics are interesting. It may seem repetitive. All we need to do is craft tracks and keep the train moving. The fun part is how the team works together to get to the next station.

There were lots of chaotic moments when I played the game, especially after we upgraded the engine a few times. “Get fire, and put out the water” or “I will mine the trees, you can cut the iron” plenty of funny moments: We once laid the railroad to a dead end just outside the train station by mistake, so the train crashed 5 seconds after leaving the station. Also failed to escape the dynamite explosion radius in time and killed the whole team. Lots of puns too: “I think we are on track for our target”; “We have iron deficiency”…

The soundtrack is relaxing, so it balances the chaos perfectly you will need it

However, I did encounter a few issues while playing the game.

• It sometimes freezes after one player is disconnected, or the screen just gets stuck without warning in the middle of nowhere. So the only way to continue to play is to force close the game and re-launch the game. However, you lose all the progress you have made. It can be really discouraging sometimes.
  
• The train sometimes blocks players even though there is one tile clearance around a corner.

Overall, Unrailed! is a good game to play remotely with friends, especially during the pandemic.
7.5/10

A great DLC, a bit short in length (I finished all 5 stories in less than 2 hrs). If you enjoyed season 1, I highly recommend getting this DLC for more choices you can make.
I shot someone’s foot off in the first 10 mins of the gameplay.

Amazing cyberpunk turn-based game with great soundtracks. Took me 21 hrs to finish the first run (played as shaman). The story is meh at the beginning and becomes really interesting near the end. The combat is X-COM styled (by every means, standing in front of someone with a shotgun and getting only 60% hit accuracy). Highly recommend this game if you enjoy cyberpunk and turn-based games.

Can be a fun game when playing with friends. This is designed to be a co-op game. You can play solo with bots. Well, you know they are bots... They just follow you around and sometimes get stuck in some weird places. Unfortunately, not many players are playing this game in 2019 (about 300 ppl when I am writing the review). Unless you have friends who own the game and are willing to play it (whether returning to play or try it the first time), I won't recommend buying it now.

It might be the weirdest and worst game I have ever played. There are so many WTF moments.

I read most of the lines for two playthroughs (Happy End with Mineko and Trio of Love) before I lost my patience for the VN game. A lot of the lines end so abruptly: you decide to take a break at lunchtime, and then the next line tells you it is already in the morning for another day???? This is just one of the many sudden changes in the story, and they do not make sense... You do get a lot of choices to make, and a lot of the choices will affect the ending you get.

Also, some of the character models are ridiculous, as you can see in the preview pictures of the game.

The soundtrack for the game is okay... The music at the bar made me laugh...

The achievements are easy to get. You just need to save before you make a choice, follow the path, get the achievement, load the save, and go on another path. You can probably get 100% in 3 hrs. I also want to thank the developer for not adding achievements to link every ending with 1 achievement.

Overall, I am not a fan of the genres. If the story of a visual novel does not make sense, is it still a visual novel?

It is a 2D side-scrolling cyberpunk game. It took me about 16 hours to achieve 100%.

The good:
Lots of easter eggs are hidden in dialogue, messages, items, and background.
The storyline - I did not really pay attention to the storyline. The nice thing is that many of the messages you uncovered are linked. The more you explore, the more you understand why the story quest and side quests exist.
Environment design - Each region has its own themes rather than copy and paste.
The soundtrack is okay. Fit the situations, but some are annoying to listen to, even for the first time.

The bad:
Fist fighting, gun fighting, the AR/cyberspace hacking mechanics - Get boring really fast, does not feel engaging at all
Voice acting - Purely awful. Some of the voice acting feel that they put no effort into it at all, just reading word by word and one word at a time. Also, stereotype voices, those accent... feels like they just used an old computer program to generate the voice acting...

Overall a meh cyberpunk game. It is worth trying if you are a hardcore cyberpunk fan. Buy it on sale or when it is in a bundle.

This game should be called “how to die in space simulator”:

1. Superhero landing is bad for your knee (Crash Landing)
   
2. I am the one and only moon for this planet!!! Now go away!!!! (Hit by the moon)
   
3. How unlucky can one guy be (Hit by a meteorite -> Hit a moon -> Crash on a planet)
   
4. You do not belong here! (Hit by asteroid belt)
   
5. A wise man once said, 'Don't fly too close to the Sun' (Barbequed by the SUN)
   
6. Do not forget to breathe! (Depleting Oxygen)
   
7. Alien spotted, now open fire! (Shot down by Red Skull - red alien or Thanos – purple alien)
   
8. You can (not) escape (Blackhole!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

End of funny review
(Yes, those are video description for my Last Horizon - Ways to Die in Space series)

Last Horizon is fun but also challenging space physics exploration game. Is it easy? No! Landing on planets is hard because it must be perfectly perpendicular to the tangent line at the landing point, or your aircraft will bounce around, leading to mission failure. With the limitation of oxygen and fuel, sometimes with Red Skull or Thanos on your tail, landing is stressful and can create some funny moments.

Physics is great when near planets/suns/black holes. Airship fly path will curve when near planets. If the ship is too fast, it will fly past the planet and change its course. If the ship moves slowly, it will become a moon and orbit around the planet. If the ship moves too slowly, it will be pulled towards the planet.

The game also has some management elements in the game. Landing will likely damage your ship, so you will find ore to fix the ship. You will also have to replenish oxygen and fuel because they are the key to survival. Choosing where to land and when to land is important. You don’t want to refuel on a planet where it’s an ocean planet with a small landmass.

The soundtrack is great and fits the space theme really well. The soundtrack will change to intense music when the ship is in danger.

I did not pay attention to the storyline. (well, I am having a hard time avoiding a crash. Do not really want to be distracted by the text on the screen. You really never know when a meteorite will show up and strike your ship) But the storyline is somewhat related to sustainability, and the game will remind you when you gather terraform materials. This is a plus for me.

As a turn-based tactics game fan, this game is average among all the TBT games. The game is short: 15 hrs in, and I got all the achievements (although the achievement won’t count towards total achievement status)

There are a few weapons and equipment to choose from: Carbines (all-around weapon), sniper (long range), LMG (uhh, I do not see specific use of this, as you cannot suppress enemy), shotgun (short range 1 shot 1 kill guaranteed), flash-bang (lower accuracy and add range penalty), med-kit (God items-you can heal any type of damage with this), frag grenade, smoke grenade (lower the chance of being hit), morphine (payday 2 equivalent of ‘get the ♥♥♥♥ up’), claymore (boom), and remote claymore (good for ambush, it brings a smile to my face when AI gather together and 1 claymore takes care of all of them).

Some weapons have a silencer. If you want to go stealth, it is totally doable (except for a mission where the silencer is disabled)

Each of your operatives is pre-assigned some skills to fill a role in the team and can equip up to 5 different kinds of weapons (1) and equipment (4). You can lv up your operatives to be a specialist on certain things or have all-around skills.

The graphics are not bad, but also no highlight

The soundtrack is fitting.

Oh man, where should I start… This game has many that prevent me from recommending it.

Game-breaking bug:
game stuck on the enemy turn even if they all finished moving, the only way to continue to play is to force close the game through task manager and restart

The cover system:
Does not seem to work. AI can still shoot you no matter what. Hit chance seems to be determined purely by weapon type and distance.

AI:

1. Rush to you in a straight line without any tactic. This allows you to set up a remote claymore and take care of 5+ enemies in one click.
   
2. AI is also shortsighted and astigmatic. You can see them, but they cannot see you. This allows some ridiculous action.
   
3. In stealth, when you one patrol, another patrol near him won’t notice (unless they are facing each other). So I guess seeing friends being shot or seeing a dead body means nothing.

Gun firing animation:

1. Sometimes when your operative fires at the sky, the enemy in front of him gets shot. Magic right! Magneto, or how else can you explain the magically curved bullet!
   
2. You can clearly shoot through walls

Character model:
Only one model is used. Then how do you distinguish them in your team menu? Add a mustache!

Voice acting
voice acting does not seem to fit the situation. One particularly is awkward in all his lines

Using Arma’s name but no mil-sim:
Fire a sniper rifle with a silencer in a room to kill one enemy. The other enemy in the same room won’t hear anything.

Easy and short gameplay (11.3 hrs) to get 100% achievements.

Caravan is a trading game where you buy low (very cheap, cheap) in one city and sell high (very expensive, invaluable) in another city. The money you earn can also be used to level up the heroes in the team to gain better stats, which means slight grinding is required to level up your hero(es) to beat the last few missions (I am glad there is NOT an achievement that requires you lv up all different class to lv 12)

Trading mechanics is nothing creative. In addition to the buy-low-sell-high, item price is related to the area in which it is produced. To maximize the profit, you must pay attention to the region and hold the items in your inventory as necessary.

Battle and haggle are a bit confusing initially, but it becomes easy after a few tries. Getting a mercenary or scout for fighting and a merchant for haggling as early as possible will help a lot.

The game saves itself whenever you enter a city. So if you fail the haggling with the merchant in the city, reload the save to try again.

“Save your nation by becoming rich through trading and fighting”. I stick with the kind and generous type when making choices (help them, leave them, rob them). Since I only played through once, I am not sure how the choice I made affected the ending (probably not affected at all)

Scores are relaxing but short. After 2 hrs, it is better to switch to your own music (you do not want to hear the same battle/haggle music again and again)

Overall, Caravan is an easy and relaxing trading game that fits its price (CDN$10.99). If you love relaxing trading games, Caravan might be for you.

6/10

A solid 2D fighting game.

Pro:
There is a single-player (further divided into Story Mode, Arcade Mode, CPU Quick Match, Marie 300% hidden in extra) and Versus (Tournament Mode, Local Only, Quick Match, and Lobby Play). I mainly played Story Mode (Marie sometimes can be truly godlike and hard to beat) and Arcade Mode. Each character has a unique background story, which is a plus.

The in-depth tutorial can help players to learn the game quite a lot. Fighting mechanics are very well explained in the tutorial (warning: the full tutorial is long. If you use the keyboard to play the tutorial, you might not pass a certain level due to the control). The game also has a training room to help you practice each character, learn their strengths and weaknesses, and master their abilities (you can also find the command list for all playable characters under Help and Option).

The art style and animation of the characters and the background are great and unique (mainly the characters, cute and cartoonish). Of the 8 base game characters, Ms. Fortune is definitely my favorite (Love her victory pose).

The soundtracks (scores) are cozy and suitable for story cutscenes, fighting, or even just on the menu.

Cons:
One small thing I do not like about this game is that it is not optimized for keyboard control (So if you want to master this game, a controller is highly recommended). Some combos are extremely hard to pull, even in a tutorial, let alone in a match.

Another is the over-sexualization of some characters, which is not really needed (but if you are into the stuff, ignore this sentence)

Overall:
It is a great fighting game. Also, make sure to check out the Art Gallery in the Extras. A lot of them are beautifully drawn.