Recent reviews by Kit

Another great Lego game that follows the movies pretty well. It was glitchy with jumping at first, making it impossible to move past the first movie, and caused quite the headache initially, but thanks to the awesome Steam community, I figured out how to get the vsync turned on, which fixed the issue and played through the rest of the game to 100%. If you are a fan of the movies and these types of games, I highly recommend this one.

A favorite through and through. I like this one better than Years 5-7, but that is true of the movies as well. A nice chill game to play while watching the movies at the same time. The Lego Harry Potter games follow the movies, not the books. A fun time, not too difficult, but the harder levels are just hard enough. I love the free play options too. Lots of cheat codes available for those that don't want to do the grind. Highly recommend!

A fun story-style play though. If you enjoy puzzle games like escape rooms, you'll enjoy this light, low-difficulty game. It's a quick play through with a cute story that you can speed past if you are more interested in the repair puzzles. The casual no-time limit style of the game make it especially enjoyable for a low-stress afternoon of game play. I recommend this game!

A mix of Sims and House Flipper, this game is highly recommended for anyone looking for another chill creative challenge game - renovate properties, take on side jobs, and generally keep your tenants happy while trying to increase your income and unlock new parts of town. It's a good mix of challenge while not being overly stressful. Seems to be slightly buggy, but there is a report bugs feature, and so far the bugs haven't caused any major crashes or loss of game play. (Actions on occasion don't register unless I leave and come back in.) The design aspect of renovations has a broad range of features and furniture to choose from, and progressing through the game continues to unlock additional items. You can also use accumulated points towards unlocking additional skills such as offering 6 month and year long leases, faster repairs and maintenance, and increased open house time.

Overall a very fun game that is easy to pick up quickly.

Super fun, chill game. If you like interior decorating and design you will like this game. The first half is very structured in your tasks to complete for each house. Once you level up your skills and complete all the structured houses, you are able to go purchase various homes "online" to flip. This is where you can be very creative in not only your decor, but even with floor plans, and placing of things like outlets, switches, and plumbing. The inventory in the "store" is pretty extensive with a range of tastes and styles.

I do wish you could add additional floors and rooms, and do more with landscaping, but I'm impressed with the number and variety of houses available to purchase. As your balance increases (by selling flipped houses), you unlock more houses for sale, from underground bunkers to futuristic apartments to castles.

I also wish you could go back and see the houses that you've flipped (beyond the listing picture), so take lots of before pictures after purchase and after pictures before you put the finished house on auction!

So far seems really fun. Not super difficult, which I like. I also much prefer PvE over PvP, but apparently there is also an area for PvP if you want to. I think I'll be sticking with the PvE missions and quests. It's a little challenging to learn how to navigate the different missions vs. quests. At one point I wasn't sure what to do next, but I was finally able to figure it out and move along. The initial download is something like 93 gb, so it's beefy and only going to get bigger. Cool graphics and interesting story line. Lots of weapons and armor options. I like being able to play with friends as well. Overall definitely recommended for those that like adventure-style games that allow you a lot of room to explore and tackle side challenges.

Fun, chill game. Some levels are more challenging than others. Once you complete the main levels, there are community built levels to tackle. Great for those that are looking for a non-intense game with a mentally stimulating component.

Quite fun. Recommended for those that like sandbox-style games like Minecraft. Increasingly challenging as you work through defeating various bosses, and upgrade your armor and weapons accordingly. There are a few side quests from NPCs, various events through out the "year" that give the opportunity to gain rare loot, mini-battles during raids, and lots of area to explore. The controls take a bit getting used to, but otherwise isn't too bad. It took me a while to figure out how to even generate a world, because I had created the wrong character for the type of world I was attempting to create. I also get occasional freezing while playing with friends when I host. Otherwise overall one of my favorites!

Another super fun LEGO game. It starts off towards the end of Star Wars 6 (Return of the Jedi) which I love because it gives it some back story. It seems to follow the movie fairly well, with a lot of added creative content to fill in the game and make the play longer. Challenging levels, but not difficult so far. Consistent with most of the other LEGO games. If you play on keyboard, I recommend re-assigning your keys before starting, as the default key binds are not intuitive. Overall I'm really loving it, so much that it may become one of my top favorite LEGO games.

Another fun LEGO game. A few minor glitches that affect achievement goals in the initial run through, but nothing to affect game play. As usual, some levels are more challenging than others. The Middle-Earth hub can be a bit confusing to figure out where to go next, but over all another fun LEGO adventure.