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Palworld is a mixed bag of highs and lows. While the game can be janky and buggy, the game is very easy to learn and the tutorials offer a helpful guide. Base building is frustrating, especially with roof placement issues and constant "overlapping" messages. Hopefully they will change the base AOE to be bigger and more than three for each guild. Managing survival aspects like food and temperature was surprisingly easy. I'd love to see fences added for base building.

The Legendary Schematics are almost impossible to get, I've been killing more than 80 Jetragons and still not get my hand on the Legendary Bazooka. Breeding system seems to be too random when it comes to passing passive skills. Pals always finds a way to get stuck despite making an open type base. The mounted missile launcher that you get to build on your base on level 50 doesn't work and was disappointing. Despite the frustrations, there's an addictive quality that keeps drawing me back, and I eagerly anticipate future updates from the devs. Palworld may be a bit rough around the edges, but its potential and charm make it difficult to put down. It does extremely well for an early access game.

As a rhythm game enjoyer and Osu!Mania player, "Muse Dash" is like a lively dance party you can carry in your pocket. Its vibrant visuals, catchy tunes, and addictive gameplay create an experience that's hard to resist. When compared to "osu!," another beloved rhythm game, "Muse Dash" brings a different vibe to the table.

While "osu!" offers a broader range of songs and a more extensive community-driven content pool, "Muse Dash" leans into its charm with a focus on adorable characters, colorful visuals, and a more streamlined gameplay experience. Where "osu!" can feel like diving into a musical library with endless options, "Muse Dash" feels like a compact, joyous burst of energy.

The controls in "Muse Dash" are simpler and more accessible for newcomers, allowing for a quick pick-up-and-play experience. In contrast, "osu!" might have a steeper learning curve with its wider array of difficulty levels and intricate beatmaps.

Both games excel in their own ways. "osu!" offers depth and variety, perfect for those seeking a vast musical playground. On the other hand, "Muse Dash" shines as a more casual, visually charming experience, great for anyone looking for a delightful, easy-to-enjoy rhythm game.

Ultimately, the choice between the two might come down to personal preference. If you're into a more expansive song library and a community-driven experience, "osu!" might be your go-to. However, if you prefer a more adorable, compact, and visually engaging rhythm game, "Muse Dash" could be the perfect fit for you.

Alright, strap in folks, because "Lethal Company" is a thrill ride from start to finish! Picture this: you're dropped into this wild, futuristic world where every move you make counts. And let me tell you, the sights in this game? Mind-blowing! From dazzling cityscapes to the grittiest corners, the attention to detail is seriously next-level.

But here's the kicker—the gameplay is where it's at. I'm talking heart-pounding action mixed with brain-bending strategy. You're not just shooting your way through; you're plotting, planning, and diving into missions that keep you thinking on your toes. The weapons? Oh man, they're varied and wicked fun to play with. You can get seriously creative in how you tackle each challenge.

And the story? Buckle up for a rollercoaster. It's got more twists and turns than a maze, and the characters? They're not just pixels—they've got depth, personalities, and stories that suck you right in.

But what really blew me away was how this game sucks you into its world. The lore isn't just something on the side; it's part of the whole experience. Exploring and digging into the lore isn't just fun, it actually makes the game richer.

Sure, no game's perfect, but "Lethal Company" comes pretty darn close. It's that kind of game that makes you go, "Just one more mission," until suddenly, it's 3 AM. If you're into action, strategy, and a story that keeps you guessing, you've gotta give "Lethal Company" a spin.

Chapter 1 is too short but it's scarier than Chapter 2.
Chapter 2 is more complicated but worth the time to play!
Overall it's a good scary game.
I also love that this game include Jacksepticeye cameo, reminds me of Bendy and The Ink Machine!

This game, despite its genre of being a Battle Royale, has surpassed my expectations of a normal Battle Royale game, sure it's all about shooting, and furry-ish content but this game is ABSOLUTELY enjoyable.

Disregard the irrelevant hate to BR games or Furry stuff and check this game's demo, aplenty of cute and cool, even well-done cosmetics/accessories that you can get in random loots by playing the game IF you ever buy the full version of it.

Not to forget the amazing Development team tagged along by the Moderation team, they're well organized and very hardworking, they respond well to issues excellently and handles community/gameplay issues with speed. To be honest, this is the only game I know that has an amazing Dev team and Mod team, cheers to them.

Despite being still in Early Access (which is the current state when I posted this review), the game is well enjoyable with a steadily-growing community of players.

My closing regards, should you give this game a shot? Yes! I am definitely expecting great things from this game's Development team, Pixile.

Great free game to play with friends

This game can hurt your relationship with your friends. I definitely recommend this game!!

100% Should play! One of the best fighting game i've ever played!

Good game to play if you are boring and don't know what to do lmao

good game