Recent reviews by ObiwAnderson

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Keep on Mining World is the second game in the franchise.
It’s a short game that can be completed in a few hours.
The platinum is easy, with no missable achievements.
It maintains the consistency of the previous game and adds more content.

Abilities have been added to the pickaxes, and the mining skill tree has been expanded.
You can also buy potions and other items in the market that speed up mining, and an auto-purchase option for these items has been added.

You choose two talent cards in each world you unlock and gain 1 skill point to level up a talent every 5 levels.

There has been a graphical refinement that improved the ores and the game as a whole.
The game’s music is Lo-Fi, helping to relax the mind during gameplay.

More artifacts have been added, divided by rarities: Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary.

The only thing missing is a system to level up pickaxes without needing to equip them.
Personally, the powers from the first game are much better.

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Kabuto Park is a game that gives you much more than it costs.
The only downside is that it ends too quickly.

In this game, you capture insects to fight in a tournament, buy upgrades in the store to help you collect them, and find shiny insects.

The battles are based on cards with energy costs.
It's easy to complete 100% of the game, but you need a strategy when it comes to some achievements.

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A game that will entertain you for a few hours.
It's very easy to complete 100%, with no missable achievements.
There's no need to click to mine, everything works automatically.
You can craft new pickaxes, find artifacts to get bonuses, build your own automated mine, collect cards to boost your progress and level up your skill tree.

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Easy to do 100%. Its a short game.
It's a simple and addictive indie game that starts off very slowly, challenging you in the first few upgrades, but then explodes into insane speed and flow as you level up.
The LoFi soundtrack is pure chill vibes and totally captivating, perfect for a late night session.

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It's an easy game to platinum that can entertain you for a few hours.
It's much more of a game than hentai, and the +18 scenes are few, short, and you're not forced to watch them.
The bosses in this game are well made, especially the white dragon.
And the idea of being able to rescue other characters while you play is cool.

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This game was the worst RPG I've ever played in my life.
This port turned out really bad, full of errors and censorship.
I'll explain why it's not worth buying the game.

Since the game is a port from the PS Vita, it's clear that whoever handled this job slapped censorship on every part they could.

There's censorship in the artwork, in the text, in the attack names, even the word "motivate" which should be "punish."

They added pink smoke to the minigames.
They removed several artworks from the game, and so on.

The base game comes with a super slow configuration that'll make you quit playing.
You have to go to the Steam guides section and search for a tutorial to teach you how to set it up and get it to 60FPS.

But you'll only find out about this if you check the Steam guides or someone tells you—if you don't look it up, you're screwed.

The game crashed on its own while I was playing more than 50 times.
I had to go back to the same spot several times.

There's a 2x function in the mini-game that's supposed to make it easier to level up affinity.
You know what's great about it? It doesn't work.
You have to do them one by one.

At the start, it seems fun, but only at the start.
It gets irritating having to do the mini-games, especially since you have to grind for like two playthroughs' worth to complete them.

Even if you get the discount for having maximum affinities, the money spent is still way too high for a game like this.

You spend hours farming money, unlock all the skills in the game for every character, complete all the quests, your characters have full health and mana, and then when fighting bosses and monsters, you can't choose which attack the girls will use.

You have everything, but you can't use it when you need it—you'll often waste 2 to 3 turns forced to use basic attacks or support skills.
You win purely by RNG.

I want to know if the developers of this game have some kind of mental retardation or monkey brains to think this was a good idea. For God's sake.

The maps in this game are short, but you walk back and forth through the same places so much that you don't feel like you're progressing at all.
It's packed with quests and spots designed to waste your time on purpose.

The whole game becomes exhausting really fast
The girls in this game, when you reach a certain affinity level, will ask you for something.
And of course, those items are back in the first maps you already passed through.
It sucked having to go back multiple times just to deliver an item or do a fight.

If you don't catch on quick, you'll end up going back a thousand times.
The "solution" is to level up affinity for multiple girls at once and make fewer trips back.
Which is still ♥♥♥♥ either way.

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There are many references in this game.
If you like anime and are an Otaku, this game is definitely for you.
I laughed from beginning to end; there's always something that surprises you.

There are several short endings based on your decisions, plus the endings with each girl.
Nothing complicated to do since you can save and choose the other options.
The game is easy, but I recommend saving frequently as it helps achieve 100% more smoothly.

It has a very good story full of ups and downs, and the DLC complements it perfectly with an ending worthy of ABSOLUTE CINEMA.

Worth playing.

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A game with a tragic story and an environmental theme.
It has a great life lesson about the cycle of life and death.
You'll do missions, clean the sea, discover marine animals, and see how oil can be deadly for sea creatures and the oceans.
The game itself is way too easy and very intuitive, although Moon's controls can be tricky at the beginning.
I recommend playing with a controller it's much better.
There's a real partnership with a non-profit NGO.

P.S.
And if you're aiming for 100% completion in the game, be careful, there are some missable achievements.

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The game is very easy and intuitive.
A short game with an environmental cleanup theme.
It was a cool experience, but it could be a longer game with bigger screens.

They could also add some educational content in the form of text or videos to raise awareness about the environment and how animals are affected by ocean pollution.

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It's short, but it's definitely worth playing.
It was the first game I played that added colors to objects when you find them, which greatly improves the gameplay experience.
It also has really cool animations that give more depth to the game.