Recent reviews by △Ode2Order

Cosy city builder, you have a good overview of what's needed at all times. It's simple, but challenging enough to keep you invested. The soundtrack is also very fitting, though I wish there was a bit more variation in it. I'm also missing a global map overview of demand of goods/luxuries, and what citizens' desires are. Right now it's kinda dumping things in the same area and hope it all reaches one another.

If you like city builders and want another cosy game to add to your collection, definitely give this a shot! You won't regret it!

Has potential, but at this point it's incredibly repetitive and there's really only one strat to win. There is no logical progression through the card unlocks, in fact it's better to not unlock any new ones because they'll just clutter up your hand for the intended goals. One scenario remains locked and there is no hint on how to unlock it (rune one).
There is also no sandbox mode, which I would've expected from a cosy game.

Positives: Great OST but would love some variety in it, friendly UI, goals and mechanics are clear for those who read the cards. Art style is also lovely.

However the positives were not enough for me to keep playing and I've refunded the game. Hopefully I'll come back to it after improvements in the future, because it really does have potential.

Top down Terraria and in my opinion much more enjoyable than Terraria. Progress feels more natural than the other game, the soundtrack is to die for, and I'm simply put, addicted. I was looking for an RPG crafting game with a bit of colony management and Necesse delivers just that!

Cute and cosy, will buy on release

Easy to get into, hard to master. Basically a planner and an idler in one, and I love it. The soundtrack is perfect, and there are frequent dev updates too, including balances & new items.

Update 16/6:
Above was Early Access review. Now the real deal and they've really outdone themselves with the new classes and the new items! I'm having a blast!

Brilliant game, can't wait for DLC to add more content to the game. I have a nice beach house as my base that I can just vibe in now. I've also learned a bit about assembly from this game so that's an added bonus

Beautiful cosy game, very intuitive! Just made a small town at a lake with a castle and church, it's great for winding down! I hope for a next update/DLC we'll get to add animals like horses, my stables are looking empty :(

Great dopamine source!

One of the most original games I've ever played. Even if I do suck at rhythm to auditory stimuli, Hi-Fi Rush also includes visual stimuli to help you find the beat. The game lives and breathes, and so should Tango. Revive Tango Gameworks!

Disclaimer: I received a key for free as a content creator fund raising for charity.

Why on Earth they decided to make the MW2 game a hub to launch both MW2 and MW3 from I'll never understand. It may be a good idea in theory, but the way they executed it is just... Bruh. I don't own MW3, I only own MW2, so if I want to play I have to launch the hub, which is set standard to launch MW3, I have to scroll 3 times to get to MW2, it then closes and boots MW2. If I'm unlucky and there's been an invisible update it will prompt me to restart MW2. But it won't. I have to restart the hub :) Sometimes even the hub requires an update, so I'll be launching the game 5 times to play once if I'm unlucky. Good job Activision /s