Recent reviews by Time For Heaven

You will be swearing at yourself for being a failure but don't give up! Breath, adjust, adapt!

Also Armored Decor is hella yes

An excellent light !nsfw! rpg. Combat is not too deep you need a flowchart and building/crafting is simple enough you don't need a sub-reddit with 2000 post over what's the best way to optimize. So it's very easy to get into and find yourself sucked in for nearly 5 hours from the get go like I have.

The Npc ladies are well rounded and have very nice voices to go with, and best of all, you can hide dialog and text during those "cut-scenes" when you just want to ... "look" at the art.

This game /is/ a slow start, so be mindful that your first 10-ish days on your first playthrough you will mostly be feeling out what you're supposed to do and that the map can feel confusing at first. Big tip: Save up on Stones!

Very easy to jump in and out of, which is fantastic if you want to burn some time and not be punished for having only 10 minutes to play. Quirky and has it's charm and a very good difficulty scale!

For those who have played Fallout 3, this game will be easy to get into. But regardless of wether or not you've played, one that that will definately catch you off gaurd is that Fallout New Vegas is actually -funny-. There are a lot of dark humor jokes floating around the wasteland, and plent of odd ball npcs to help out with it. A lot of things have beed added on From Fallout3, but also don't except to be running around with mostly the same guns. Only a handful of the arsonal from FO3 was switched to NV, but in it's place we are gifted a plunder of widely varied weapons from Bumper Swords, Punch-pressure-plate-activated-shotguns, the old favorite Sniper Rifle, and many weapons you set your path along the Mojhave wasteland. One thing I highly recommend BEFORE you finish Fallout New Vegas is that you Get all of the downloadable content: Dead Money, Honest Hearts, Old Worlds Blues, and finally Lonesome Road. These are definately the true Royal Flush of FO NV game experience.

While Bastion is Short -about 5 hours though my first playthrough and I was close to finishing- it is a fantastic game. From hoosing things down from afar with a Motar, dicing up up close baddies with Machetes, there is a lot of ways you can work yourself into combat. You can smash things all the way up close with hammer and Musket, or wittle away the crowd with your Dual Pistols and spear anything that manages to close into your PIke's range. The environments are colorful but not crowded, a very balanced visial artstyle depicting a sort of etheral pieces of the world floating in the sky, ranging from the lush jungles, the back allys of the town and even The Bastion itself is well done. What puts the cherry on the cake is the audio. Not just the music which is a great hit, with funky blues and singers solos, but Logan Cunningham's Narration does a smooth job to ease the story into our heart. Defienately recommended!