Recent reviews by HyperionCaesar

Yehaw

Even in a farm game I end up with the goth gamer girl

This is the ultimate sandbox RPG. Also Ruka and Beep are the best.

This game feels like playing D&D. You have your character and their class, then the party and their classes. There are quests with multiple solutions and different outcomes. It's great. Unfortunately like D&D, a lot of options and objectives are vague and hard to figure out which can cause the failing of a quest due to no clear guidance. That being said once you get used to how it works, the crazy things you can get up to in this game, with all the options, combat tricks (one being literally picking your enemy up and throwing them), and pretty awesome story, it becomes an awesome game.

Nothing describes this game outside of the word Phenomenal. The writing, the animation, the pacing. It's all just amazing. The only thing I'm mad about is I have to wait to see if there's gonna be another season. This game rules!

Good MMO. Not perfect, but a game that got me through the pandemic and I still regularly revisit.

I was cackling so much during this Demo. I am religiously checking the store page for a release date.

Rock and Stone!

Playing this game is weirdly poetic. You enter the planet alone and are stuck in a barren red hellscape where you have to constantly run back inside in order to not suffocate. Gathering resources when you can. Slowly over time you manage to upgrade your gear, and that range you can travel gets a little bigger and a little more so. Each time feeling dangerous but fair. The game completely changes as you slowly change the world. Starting with making the sky blue, then developing clouds and then rain. Eventually creating lakes and grass and after that bugs, fish, amphibians, and mammals. The change is gradual, almost unnoticeable if you're not paying attention. Then one day BAM, the red wasteland you landed on is a lush and green world ready for people. This game is a masterpiece that I could gush about for hours upon hours. It's worth it, trust.

It gives me the feeling of financial and physical control that modern America will never give me.