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So hmm.. This is a first impression review due to the 3 hours of gameplay.. After seeing the negative reviews


First time the game launches in the wrong resolution, which might have caused issues for other players.

I have so far encountered a few places where your character might clip trough the surface of terrain or objects which might cause you to "reset" your character and tp to a safe spot.

If you're in a dark enviroment irl.. Yeah there's a lot of "flashy" effects from some interactions, just a heads up. You might get blinded a few times.


It's a gacha.. I mean c'mon guys..
I'm currently free to play and managed to obtain 3SSR's which probably is rotten luck. but hey.. that's gacha and at least there's a guaranteed just from event, it can be terrible and great at times.


It looks great, even with my budget gaming laptop, I honestly could've wished for worse. I actually went in expecting crashes and visual issues. But in general, none of those has occured and as a gacha it looks quite pleasing to the eyes.

Nostalgic for 7 deadly sins fans I would say. I prefer this to 7 deadly sins grand cros, mostly cause of the enviroment is muuuuch more interactive and alive.


At it's core, yes another gacha, it will attempt to get you to open your wallet for characters. The combat feels alright, could definetly be worse.

There's definetly some issues with the pre-set settings of graphics when opening the game for the first time, so you should check that out as a first time player.

Will I continue to play the game? Yes definetly, I haven't experienced any crashes or so with my gaming setup, so there's been quite frankly, minimal frustrations.

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The Last Caretaker – Review (6/10)

After around 19 hours of playtime, The Last Caretaker has proven to be a game that sits at a enjoyable position with some minor frustrations. At its best, it offers a relaxing and immersive solo experience, but a number of game-affecting bugs currently hold it back from reaching its full potential at it's current state.

One of the more noticeable issues is player model clipping, which can break immersion and occasionally interfere with gameplay. Additionally, certain placeables workstations and resource generators but also storages can clip outside of the player’s boat. When this happens, the only solution is often to dismantle the affected structures and relocate them back to their original placement, which can feel tedious—especially after investing time setting things up efficiently.

Combat also has some rough edges. Hitboxes on ranged weapons can be questionable, as some objects and environmental models have much wider hitboxes than their visuals suggest. This becomes particularly frustrating in tight areas filled with decorations, collectibles, or other items, where shots can be blocked by invisible boundaries, making it harder than it should be to hit enemies.

Despite these hiccups, The Last Caretaker remains very relaxing and genuinely enjoyable to play. The overall pacing, atmosphere, and gameplay loop make it easy to sink hours into the experience, especially for players who enjoy slower, methodical solo games. While the sea itself could benefit from more content, this is understandable given the game’s early stage, and it feels likely that future updates will expand on this aspect.

In the end, The Last Caretaker is an enjoyable early access solo-player experience with a strong foundation. With bug fixes and additional content, it has the potential to become something truly special. For now, it earns a 6/10

No Man’s Sky – Review (8/10)

No Man’s Sky is a game that truly shines when you let it be what you want it to be. At its core, it’s a relaxing, open-ended space exploration experience that gives players an incredible amount of freedom. Whether you want to explore endless planets, build bases, trade, fight pirates, follow the main story, or simply drift through space discovering new worlds, the game rarely forces you into a single playstyle.

One of the strongest aspects of No Man’s Sky is its calming atmosphere. The ambient music, colorful alien landscapes, and slow, methodical gameplay make it easy to unwind and play at your own pace. Exploration feels rewarding rather than stressful, and even survival elements can be adjusted to suit how challenging—or peaceful—you want the experience to be.

The sheer variety of choices is impressive. You can focus on resource gathering, become a space trader, build massive bases, upgrade your starship and multitool, or just catalog strange life forms across the galaxy. The game’s settings allow players to customize difficulty and mechanics, reinforcing the idea that No Man’s Sky is about personal experience rather than rigid goals.

While the game isn’t perfect—some gameplay loops can feel repetitive over long sessions—it more than makes up for it with its sense of scale, freedom, and atmosphere. No Man’s Sky succeeds as a relaxing sandbox that encourages curiosity and creativity.

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I love the animations, the storytelling and the characters, a lot of quirks and perks!

Honestly have no complaints up to this point, even the price seems fair for the entertainment value!

I can't give a more fair review as the story as of now is not complete, but overall my experience with the "whole" game as far as I have progressed is up to standards!

Would argue that this is better than most ♥♥♥♥ on TV lmao

The game is more stable again, so... happy helldiving! plus the super slim build is chefs kiss.

I will start with pros, neutral then cons. I will also do a short description about play-style.



Huge potential.
Fun to play with friends.
Enemy and objective spawn randomized, you never know where exactly one enemy is or the key to a specific door.
Awesome atmosphere.
Price worthy for the current content.


Cooperative play is a must, lone wolf play-style will not win you the game.
This is a beta, which means all is not perfected.


None game related really, the only con i can think of is other players when they refuse to voice chat when the game is built around team-play.


I would personally say that this is a stealthy fps co-op with a fragrance of horror.
Expect to be punished by mistakes, like not conserving ammo, health and utility when there is opportunity.
Key element is to avoid fights, not pursue them.
Complete the objective... and just..

It really works

I think they did a pretty good job so far....

I would say this game is more like.. hmm.. A fetish game for those who wants to see half naked woman rather then going after the story, The graphics are nice and the the overall visual quality is great. Lack of story and choices makes this a rather plain visual novell. This is not a game for those who wish to have a great storyline unfolded in front of their eyes, since the story only progresses forward aka there's no setbacks, dramatic turns or anything like that. So if you want something for 9.99 euro that contains a good story or plot i suggest you look somewhere else. however if you only like to watch half nude anime girls, well here you go.

Describtion:
A RNG (random number generator) game, where dice rolls and card builds may be the difference between win or loose. This game is basically like a animated ludo game where you have four different characters with different stats and abilities representing each base or home.

There's a campaign featured for each standard character in this game as well that has various funny moments due to it's close bonding and dialouge to the different characters. (Not DLC chatacters)

The goal of the game is either by wins aka taking out other players and stepping on red panels which triggers enemy encounters or by collecting stars.

Pros:

+ Extremly fun to play with friends
+ Community is alright
+ Updates and DLC is released frequently
+ Events (Holidays and exp + stars drop rate )
+ Alot of different playstyles between the characters.
+ Battle system is fun and family friendly.
+ Exp system unlocks skins and props for the characters.

Neutral:

* The game is a RNG based game, which means it rely on chance more then most other elements of the game, this may be frustrating to some people.
* The seagul will "gul" you, joke aside. You will understand once you play.


Cons:

- DLC's have stacked up increasing the price for players who want to enjoy the game fully.
- Some characters are unlockable only by purchasing other game titles, which may lead to an uneeded purchase.

Summarize:

This game is a great way to spend time with your pals if you'd ever find yourself with nothing to do, It is not really that time consuming and overall it is a great game that you will (admit it or not) find moments of tremendous joy when you just keep rolling those 6's or fall in despair when you only roll 1's.