Recent reviews by Ed2Cute

This game made me hate tennis

Capcom are doing everything their power to destroy a beloved franchise. And even retroactively ruining their older games with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ drm.
Get over yourself. Fix the performance. Let me mod. If the content is there, release it, cowards. Don't hide it behind a pathetic date.

Got to day 6 bored out of my mind. Each run does not feel different from the last. The game instills a mentality where you are a victim of luck rather than a beneficiary of skill.
I know the core feature of the game is that you have to fail a bunch before anything gets good. But combined with a 0% difference for 6 boring runs and hard refund policy of 2 hours, this game just isn't work risking $30 hoping I'll like it after the 50th run. And I'm saying this as someone who wasted their money on Forspoken.

Holy cow what an imbalanced game. A good hunter absolutely crushes. ♥♥♥♥ around with your friends sure, but don't take it seriously.

MTG has evolved to be an unfun game. 9/10 games are just about shutting down your opponent. There's very little strategy or mind games outside of building your deck to be the most one-sided thing ever. Don't waste your time.

A really fun mash of survival, building, and collecting. Get your friends for added fun!

The game, even in early access, is phenomenal. I've never played anything like it. The closest I've spent more than 10 minutes on was Starcraft II, but that's not saying anything.

Firstly, let's get what I don't like so far out of the way:
- The camera is a bit rough to deal with. There are obviously things above your eyeline that you don't have a way to see. It's a bit frustrating walking into a trap that, even if your character passed the roll, you couldn't see where it was coming from.
- The plot device is something that has a great urgency behind it, but it's manufactured. It tricks the players into struggling through the game because they think any long rest could be their last and there's plenty of opportunity to just give up.
- The range for spotting traps should be a bit larger or interrupt your character's movement. There is a portion where I walked through like 8 traps in a row because I thought each one would be the last and I didn't have time to react to any of the passed perception checks.

Now, for what I LOVED:
- The voice acting is 10/10. Even spots that can be looked at as cheesy or dorky are endearing to the heart of D&D with your friends. There aren't any voiced I hated, but there are several I absolutely love.
- The choices are pretty well represented. I don't feel like there were a lot of times where what I wanted to do wasn't an option. And if it wasn't an option, it's honestly because it would have meant character death.
- I started several characters and kept finding new things to enjoy. I'm sure I still haven't even found most of what's in Act 1 in Early Access. I look forward to full release.
- Multiplayer is working excellently! Lots of fun times to be had. I love the voting and listening in on their scenes. I even love that you can have avatar interactions with each other. If full release doesn't change anything, I'll still be happy.

Overall I think Larion did a crazy good job. I have high hopes for this full release.

Love the universe. Very fun game. The music sets a tone that enhances the visuals and really puts you in the space of an unknown horror. While there aren't many scary moments, I found myself overwhelmed with a sense of fear. The puzzles and hint system work exceptionally well. There are no outright answers, but you shouldn't need a guide to finish the games. I highly recommend getting all releases of the game.

Love the universe. Very fun game. The music sets a tone that enhances the visuals and really puts you in the space of an unknown horror. While there aren't many scary moments, I found myself overwhelmed with a sense of fear. The puzzles and hint system work exceptionally well. There are no outright answers, but you shouldn't need a guide to finish the games. I highly recommend getting all releases of the game.

Still early access but completely worth it. Let's be real, you proxy minis and terrain over and over anyway, so the lack of diversity here (though there is a good amount) shouldn't be a factor. But it's definitely a much more simple way to represent the field to your players than expecting theater of the mind or drawing forgettable 2D images. Here, you can actually offer cover to your players consistently.