Recent reviews by ZenithDelSol_

I can't justify finishing Sunbreak anymore. The game just isn't fun after Gaismagorm. I beat the main Sunbreak and base game story already, I play seeking difficulty, but these MR6 urgent quests aren't hard. These fights are just... bad. The hitboxes are god awful, the damage isn't even remotely fair or balanced and every move death combos you if you don't have a wirebug. The most common thing is the monster will one shot me twice in the beginning, spam the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ move it knows, and then one shot me AGAIN near the end. Who the hell genuinely tested this and said it was good to go? Playing this game is just subjecting myself to torture at this point. Frontier's G rank was more balanced than this ♥♥♥♥. It has good optimization if you're willing to accept that the game looks like a switch game because it's a switch game. The base game is pretty easy, even into Sunbreak. Gaismagorm is just the Capcom-mandated slogfest siege final boss monster. Once you get past that, unless you're going to grind through more mid, its god awful. If it's your only option to play Monster Hunter, go for it, but otherwise just play World or Wilds. The older titles might be better options too.

I can begin by saying that I don't recommend the game to you if you do not meet the system requirements. Capcom knows about the optimization issues and have had more than a year to fix it so if you don't meet the requirements, just play Rise Sunbreak. It's less expensive anyways. For my stance I started with rise in 2023, I've beaten World Iceborne and Rise Sunbreak, reached G rank in Frontier, completed low rank village quests in 4U, 3U and FU, and as of writing am almost to G rank in Generations Ultimate. I played in both Wilds betas and preordered the game. At first when I played through I didn't recommend it and to an extent I still don't to most people, but if you have the system AND the money, it is indeed worth the purchase. The gameplay is generally pretty great, the 14 weapons are all pretty balanced in their own right but it depends on the monster you are fighting really, so I recommend diversifying your skillset. Do make use of the training grounds. That isn't to say the game is without it's flaws, obviously the performance, the Seikrets, the price, Zoh Shia, Omega Planetes, armor sphere grinding(soon to be fixed), and of course everyone's favorite topic, the artian weapons. One of the best and the worst features in the entire game, endgame grinding for specific parts to craft more weapons and then gambling on good rolls on these weapons with a bunch of hard to grind for materials that give about a tenth of what you need for one level out of five. So grinding then grinding then gambling, how fun! The payoff is a weapon that is both incredibly powerful and depending on what weapon you picked really cool or super ugly. You can of course layer over these weapons. That being said the graphics are good, the gameplay is great, there's a decent margin of content, it has a pretty diverse monster roster besides the update monsters, and the character creator is absolutely insane and so is the fashion. Personally my favorite aspects are the fashion and getting to learn all of the weapons.

I already paid 70 dollars, it's not like they're missing out on billions of dollars by not letting you customize your character or anything. There's quite literally no reason to make it paid, especially if you've already used your free voucher and you're stuck with a character that you notice more and more flaws about hourly. And the worst part? They had a chance to fix it because they did this with Rise and World too! Generations Ultimate and before didn't even let you, and is that any reason to make it paid? "Oh well this is a luxury compared to our older titles!" Of course not! Otherwise, just make a new save file and do the whole story again! Yay, because we all want to do that, right everyone?!

Tiny Glade is a very serene game, great to relax to and it's very creative even for it's limitations. At time of writing, it's still pretty simple but I can see that (unless the devs abandon the game after 2024)it will only get better from here. I like it for the camera features as there is a bunch of options though the actual creative part is really easy to understand. I hope they add waterfalls, more color options for details and buildings, and separate pieces of furniture and details that you can place. I just jump in every once and a while, make something cool and take a screenshot, I indeed recommend it (:

This game goes hard, not gonna lie.
Not the most graphically-updated, but so what, it's awesome!
Worth a try, even if you picked it up because it was cheap. You're managing a tavern, and there's a lot of interesting stuff to do. Research allows you to serve more food, bring more customers, have multiple floors, and a whole lot more. Your tavern can start burning because of your lights which you can put out by having water on the same floor or using higher quality wax to nullify the risk. You can serve drinks and food, drinks being the latter of the two though food is good for takeout. Eventually you can add an inn and more things. You can add to your prestige (Or basically what is the aesthetic quality of your tavern) by putting down furniture and stuff, though the essentials count towards these, as what's a 1000 coin investment worth without the style? Hire people, mess with their salaries, level them up in any stat you want, whatever! The stat for speed while carrying nothing and carrying stuff is separate, so you can make them faster while carrying drinks which is pretty funny.
Worth a try, it's super fun! Reminds me of the earlier era of PC games.

There really isn't much to dislike. There is a lot of wallpapers of course, they're made by the community; However the cooler it is the more of a chance that it takes a lot of power. But if my old PC can run it, you probably can too.

Yes very good I like building and stuff but after updating my computer became incompatible with the engine; I need a new computer anyway lol
Edit: I got a new computer 4 months ago and I can confirm it is peak

This game was like $40 and I have to pay to change my character from a fat guy to a decent character? Nah, I'm out. As fun as the game may be, the online aspect isn't always a good thing, even though safer seas exists, it's limited. max level from it is 40 and half the features are gone, but hey, no other annoying people that just want your loot. Just want to have fun on a quest? Well, too bad! unless the other players are half the sea away, you can't leave your ship alone! I would half recommend and half not recommend. Depends on what parts we're talking about. The game has an item shop as big as if were a free game, and no, you can't earn the shop currency, you have to buy it. Didn't like the character you picked at the beginning because you changed your mind? Well, you had better get going to your wallet! Why? I don't know. I thought people hated the item shop, but here we are. Also, if you don't have this game yet, make sure you have around 120 gigabytes of storage. Yup, that's literal. How? What am I downloading that's this much? With that kind of storage, you could have yourself 6 individual Genshin applications, or around 60 Minecrafts!
It's insane, but as long as you have...
a bunch of friends
a lot of storage
a will to spend some
patience
and a decent PC, you should be alright! I don't meet much of that criteria, but I do have 2/3 people to play this with at least. Hope there aren't as many microtransactions, and cheers!

One of the best sandbox games ever made! It gets updates and has hundreds of hours of content. Thousands of items, tens of bosses, and lots of other things as well. Unique NPCs and tons to do, I have around 500 hours in total across Terraria on PC & Switch, and of course Tmodloader because of how much there is to do. Very much worth a try, and if you are just starting, you can play on journey mode.