Recent reviews by Stanto

It's frankly, an amazing game. Especially with the vast quantity of mods available in-game and on nexus mods. If you like Dungeons and Dragons, you'll love this game. If you like narrative games, you'll love this game. If you don't like turn based games, exploring, having choices that make a difference and you don't have the patience to follow through a story and play through multiple times and think inventively, you'll hate this game.

I wish I had amnesia so I could enjoy this game all over again.

I tend to have this idling on my steam deck while I'm on my work machine, it's satisfying to have it automatically catch fish for me so at the end of my workday I can also pick it straight up and have a go myself. It's a nice balance between an idle game and a cozy relaxing game.

Unless the fish keep breaking your line.

Pretty good. It's wario ware. Fingers got tired speeding up/skipping the text but it's solid animations. Unfortunately the demo crashed when I died against the boss.

It has bugs, some of them puzzle stopping bugs (but you can restart the level). The game looks pretty in its own stylish way like the first game. 3.5 hours to complete the first 'four rooms' and a 'darker puzzle', played through co-op, and there's a nice touch of there being co-op purposeful puzzles included too, a bit 'we were here' esque that is nice to see. Will appreciate seeing more DLC like this, and what the community can cook up.

The grindy gameloop fetch quests gets rather exhausting quickly.

Feels "almost there", but the controls are janky, the framerate is variable, and the UI is at least initially confusing.

Dark souls roll everywhere has you outrunning everything in the most broken way possible.

The game 'looks' the part, but it just doesn't quite hold me because of how difficult it feels to interact with it.

The default aiming to hit things is really frustrating, I can hover my mouse over the target and click, and end up swinging in a completely different direction, despite where I'm initially facing, or the camera's facing.

Shallow game with arbitarily inflated gameloop due to timers added and repetition. The gui and inventory system, while gone through a few iterations, suffers from lack of usability. Also not sure what they did but the performance has been consistently poor, with DLSS not doing anything to assist, as though it's turned off.

Despite giving feedback to the devs it feels like theyve listened heavily to the toxic echo chamber in their discord server for too long and this is what we have instead.

It had a reasonably original premise, virus led wall-e storyline, but the almost pseudo procedurally generated areas to seek out the story advancement didn't quite hit the mark with me, nor did the weird pump mechanisms to recharge your kit.

The premise has promise, it unfortunately is hitting a limit that might be on the devs ir the creativity of the team and the congruence between the two.

And not having hor+ ultra wide support for so long hurts.

Looks cool, some nice hits, but I am not feeling how it's tied into the rhythm of the music at all.

This is pretty good with more than one person, definitely a co-op game but not impossible solo. It plays well, needs some balancing and adds more interesting things to do than simply running a tavern 'tapper' style. Challenging, but also forgiving. Not sure how much content it strictly has at the moment, would like to see it developed further.