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I have had my eye at the various "potion maker games" that have started to appear in the past five years and while they looked fun many of them blended together. This one grabbed me with potion making being hand in hand with a base building economic simulation. The art as well also helps this game stand out among the completion, with the various decorations and artefacts you outfit your shop giving a nice Gothic fantasy vibe. I especially love the goblin employees, with fun names like Nab and Glunk. I also had fun coming up with names for my potions, like the necromancy potion "Lich king" my conjuration potion "monster in a jar".

While the start of the game was fun and difficult I felt like the late game felt a little aimless with the same events repeating. While the monster invasion event was fun I feel like some more minor events that increase and decrease the price of some potions and ingredients would help make the invasion events stand out. I also felt that the rival potion maker could be given more personality and difficulty, with only one potion price war over my anti skeleton potion "De BONEer" getting priced out my my rivals "paladin" occurring. Being forced to stop production of a potion due to a rival was a fun puzzle, with me lowering the price until it was not economical to make said potion.

If I could offer one idea for the game it would be buying ingredients from suppliers. Perhaps its a lot more expensive then growing it yourself but if you want more space for other things could be a potential play style. Perhaps some goods can only be bought from suppliers, like animal parts like eye of newt or manticore quill. That would also allow us to not being oversupplied by artefacts like in endgame, or getting the same ingredients being sold by the seed seller.

All in all a fun game that while in early access is already worth it. Looking forward to what they add.

A disappointing game. The jokes really reminded me of edgy snarky humour found at a boys summer camp. Most of the jokes were also only references to pop culture which is lazy, and breaking the fourth wall by saying that your game “is not that good” does not do it any favours. The puzzles had built in answers in the hint menu and were disappointing. The voice acting for English was so bad I had to mute it. The only good thing was the art, which was drawn by the artist for the original comics which I hope are better than this. Though many of the cool scenes and character's are underutilizes, with many objects feeling like an afterthought and the backgrounds too busy. Unless you are a fan of the series (which I have not read) don’t play this.

At Eve's Wake is an amazing visual novel eldritch horror game that has great art great music. Compared to most visual novel with anime or cartoon characters the art is very refreshing with a more realistic style. Feels like you are really in the middle of a Danganronpa game where you can kill off your opponents if you choose. Also has a fun undertale like system where you can use information from previous saves to your advantage. The characters are really well written but we just don't get enough time with most of them which a shame. The endings are also very rushed but other then these nitpicks I highly recommend it.

Urbek is lot of fun and very addicting! The music never gets old. This is a perfect example of city building game and balancing resources instead of money is an nice change of pace. I expect to play hours and hours of this fantastic game. Looking forward to the new biomes. I love how simple the art is and how building your city feels like a puzzle. Very minimalist and pleasing.

I remember when I was a teen and saw this was kickstarted with many web comic artists contributing to the work. Well over a decade later I decided to play this and I must say this really reminds me of the "lol random" era of internet humour which I have grown out of. It just feels like the writers also dont really have any love for the original work hamlet with lots of jokes about it being boring. I also hate it when the narrator insults you for the choices you make. Very disappointing. I think I would enjoy this if I was twelve or thirteen but as an adult it was a slog. My favourite part was the choose your own adventure book withen the choose your own adventure book with art by andrew hussy, reminded me of early MSPA.

Niche is a very cool idea, with clear inspirations from spore and other evolution games. You play as a animal
who must survive and breed with other animals they encounter, with the animals children genetics changing depending on who you breed with.

What disappointed me was not that it did not deliver but that this game is more of a "make your own fun" game. Even in story mode their is no clear goals, and instead of universally controlling an entire distinct species every creature in the pack is unique with different traits, which ruins my immersion. Creatures also die very quickly so its had to get attached and
eventually every creature feels very samey and unmemorable.
Though the game is charming it is not my cup of tea.

Just finished "Her Jentle Hi-ness", A fun game with cute graphics and a hilarious premise of a queen banning the letter G due to the Former King George (er i mean Kinj Jeorje) whose name starts with G cheating on her. You are the queens newest maiden in waitin after the previous six were beheaded and you are tryin to manaje her paranoia, stress and madness. Slowly learnin about the characters as you play is fun and intrijuin, especially when their stories intersect all the while tryin to survive without sayin the banned letter. My faverite charicter was the poor chicken ejj seller. Feels like a twisted version of Princess maker where you have to survive the whims of a mad queen. I couldn't help but cheer when the invading empire of Gilgamesh killed the queen and brought back the letter G. I do kind of feel like the endings could of been more impactful though, feels a little abrupt.
(the game er jame took two hours to finish my first run, I just had played it offline).

A charming game that while a little trial and error is a good simulator of Royalty in a fantasy anime setting. I do feel like its a little too short and wish that you got more scenes talking to NPC's and its a little frustrating not knowing what stats to invest in at the beginning. But an enjoyable little diversion.

I just played some City of gangsters and it was a load of fun. Lots of logistics and I love how important establishing relationships is in the game. It’s also very novel playing a resource game that’s small scale set up around city blocks. I think most of the mixed reviews is due to how easy it is to get lost at the beginning without reading the tutorial or guides. I like how it’s less of a violence/action game rather then a economic game, which suits prohibition better
I do think city of gangsters is not for everyone, but it really suits me. It seems rather historically accurate with the exception being more women in positions of power but who cares? It’s a video game.

Compared to previous tropico soundtracks, this is dull and lifeless. I would never consider playing this soundtrack at a summer party unlike all the previous games soundtracks. Very sad. Buy the original tropico soundtracks on bandcamp instead.