Recent reviews by Lunati

I've been using this heavily and it works great both for the export features, as well as printing.

It has a steep learning curve but is much better for board games than indesign for exporting and saves a lot of time.

If you want to use custom fonts and such you have to dump them in the appropriate folders of your project.

It does have AI stuff, but you can easily ignore it if you don't need it too, I haven't bothered trying it though.

Although not officially supported, I run it through proton on linux and it works wonderfully since it runs on unity, biggest issue I've faced with it is finding out where the files in the fake windows directory ended up.

I absolutely loved this game. I freely admit that I got it because it has Mice, and Tea.

Characters respecting each other, handling consent, and lots of transforming craziness make for a very amusing game. It's very cute, and makes for a good lengthy read about the equivalent of a big fat book with lots of lovely erotic illustrations.

So I picked up Skullgirls ages ago, and have been playing since. It's very portable, and you can pick it up in lots of places, and get running right away.

Absolutely one of the most solid fighting games ever made.

We're seeing censorship now because of all the junk that went on that nearly killed the studio again. I know there's a blowback, but with Skullgirls going on to be a staple of EVO, some of the stuff needed to go so it could be aired on TV, and shown to the general public. Blame executive meddling, not the devs.

Game is still solid, story is still awesome and as good as ever, and most of the changes are sheer nitpicking and covering up of a few panty shots. Yeah censorship sucks, give it time, I'm sure someone will mod it to add it back if that's your cup of tea.

If you like fighting games, and you want a game with tons of cute girls being awesome, play this.

I honestly enjoyed this game, lots of great puzzles, although sometimes they can be a bit obtuse at times, especially for the very last one, you might have to resort to a guide.

If you enjoy puzzles games where you have to bust out a pen and paper, and work out the solution, then you would probably love this game.

There's lots of silly humor as far as fart jokes, sexual references, and silly over the top censorship poking fun at prudishness. It's shallow, but if you like dumb silly jokes and bad puns, it's worth it.

I loved the ride, and hope to see more of this sort of thing in the future.

So, this was actually a fun wonderful delight.

If you're looking for action, or complicated puzzles, this might not be your thing. Mixing drinks and figuring out what patrons really want is a fun intellectual puzzle though. Deliberately botching orders to guide things in the direction you want keeps up for keeping things fresh and gives it some replayability.

I enjoyed the writing, and the characters are wonderful and well developed, and this visual novel does have fantastic branching paths where things can go very differently depending on what you serve, an interesting twist over just choosing dialog.

I also liked the music, and it has chiptunes fitting most of the moods you get, and mixing up your playlist to your own tastes means the music doesn't wear out quickly.

Nightmarishly hard, causing me to scream foul dark profanities and slowly driving me to insanity as I repeatedly perish much to my dismay, trying to figure out the maddening puzzles and react to problems in a blink of an eye.

Very much an elderich abomination from the days of old and if you love blisteringly evil maddeningly difficult games, you will love this one.