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Stardew is a love letter to Harvest Moon fans who felt the series had stagnated and needed a breath of fresh air, it achieves all of that and more with constant support from the developer years after release, if i were to provide any criticism is I feel post-marriage/late relationship interactions aren't as fleshed out as they could be and feel shallow most of the time.

- With the ability to manage three farms the game can be a bit overwhelming at times, but with the ability to adjust how long a day takes to pass it can be as slow or as fast as you need which makes it pretty casual in the end, a lot of options to min-max profit if you're that type of player.
- The RPG Elements might make getting through the story a bit of a chore if you end up encountering a wall and you don't particularly gel with the combat, it shouldn't be a problem throughout the story too much at least until you hit the end boss of the game which is a huge wall if you didn't invest into your stats too much.
- There is a wide variety of character options to date in this game and they're all pretty varied in their personalities which is a huge plus over a lot of the other farming sims i've tried, although there's not much to married life in this game and it barely feels like you're married at all except how your spouses address you (No kids as of yet)
The only caveat is if you're a completionist the game will require multiple playthroughs to complete which can be a huge time sink (Also new romanceable partners are being added which will make you return to get their respective cheevs every so often)

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Risk of rain will grant you several hours of fun and merriment whether alone or with friends, there are several characters to choose from each with their own unique playstyle so anyone can find a character that plays the way they like, lot of different item and builds to try out too with the added benefit of being able to also alter the gameplay with modifiers so you can play the way you want, Highly reccomend.

The reignited trilogy is everything Spyro fans could possibly want and if you loved this game as a child, you're going to absolutely love it as it is, fair warning though, the game has some performance issues, these did not get in the way of my enjoyment of the game but expect some small freezes and frame drops every now and then.

If you ever wanted to get into the series but never did the reignited trilogy is the best way to do it, the game looks beautiful and feels like it did back in the psx days with a few improvements in control.

The game is a short and heartfelt experience that will make you feel things for various coloured geometrical shapes each with their own personality

If you're not a completionist and just wanna play the new level it's a pretty solid level, a bit harder than the previous one but fair in it's difficulty and congruent with the rest of the experience, albeit a little short.

Death wish however is something best ignored if you just want to enjoy yourself, from the writing to the level design this entire thing feels like it was made by a completely different team most of the challenges are insanely difficult and it's not worth the frustration, a lot of people will say it's optional but not only it's required for 100% it's also absolute crap.

To sum this up, This dlc has the most accurate game mode of any game i ever played, Death wish does indeed make me wanna kill myself

This game is deceiving at first, solid gameplay and pretty cool pixel art graphics, but don't be deceived by it's package, the game hard-locked me very close to the end of the game and a lot of other people are reporting game breaking bugs and achievements not popping up, hard pass this even if it's really cheap on sale, the devs abandoned development and have no plans to fix this game ever.

Playing through this game is a absolute blast, It's everything everyone expected out of Yooka-Layle a love letter to the n64 era platformers while being good enough to stand on it's own, and the only complaint that stays with me is that the game is slightly too short, which leaves a bittersweet feeling when you beat it that leaves you wanting more, that is not a bad thing.

Are you tired of blue shells, lightning bolts and BS items getting in the way of your Mario Kart victories? Do you want a more skill based kart racing game? Look no further than Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, races actually take skill, most items can be countered by skilled driving too, Drifting feels amazing and the tracks look beautiful.

Wholeheartedly recommend anyone to pick up this game.