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Creative, fun, unexpected and unique. It's not perfect, yet I wouldn't ask to change a thing. There's soul and vision in there. I need to play more games like this.

Huge back step from the first game for the following reasons:

- Completely missing atmosphere of the first game
- NPC cues aren't as easy to learn and follow.
- Granny and Grandpa are often split up and will easily corner you the moment a sound is made.
- House layout is bad. Lots of dead ends that get you stuck. It's almost impossible to escape if you're seen or heard because the layout is way too tight.
- Less items to help you lure them around the house.

TLDR Play the first one instead.

I enjoyed my time with this game. Total first playtime for us was about 3 hours.

- The puzzles were creative and rely on good communication with your partner. The player giving directions/excecuting soluitions switches between puzzles.
- Rules and clues are given but it's up to the player to figure out how they fit together. A little trial and error is needed but we managed to get through without frustration.
- I felt like the Chris' perspective was a little more interesting than Emily's, but the puzzles are randomly generated and encourage replaying with swapped perspectives.

A single joke dragged out way too long, without ever evolving or getting more intereting.
Just watch the trailer and you've experienced the game.

Satisfying run n gun action.

Nuka-World's new map is fairly large, and has some interesting things to explore at first, but you quickly discover there really isn't a lot to it. Apparently the developers came to that same conclusion because this DLC constantly sends you back to the Commonwealth every opportunity it gets. I probably spent as much time traveling between maps as there was actual story content, and that is using an SSD.

There is barely any story in Nuka-Word. What is offered does little to build on the original game or the lore. It is basically "What if you worked for raiders who love repeatable quests?" You're pretty much forced to be evil, and when the flimsy park story runs out the game quickly turns into a landlord simulator where you repeatedly evict freeloading settlers and replace them with freeloading raiders that generate slightly more income.

For those wanting to round out the final achievements you will find some of the most grindy requirements in Nuka-World. You will need to do 12 of the near identical repeatable quests that force you to travel between Nuka-World and various locations you have previously visited in the Commonwealth. Another achievement is to redeem 100,000 tickets by playing sketchy arcade games that only kind of work.

I was really hoping they would do something amazing since this is the final DLC of the Season Pass, something with story that actually enriches and expands on the game. Sadly I couldn’t find that here.

I don't really have much to say about Plantera, and that is probably my biggest criticism. For $2.99 there really isn't much on offer that can't be found in a similar free title. The game feels incomplete and a quick browse of other titles from this developer suggests that is a trend in their games.

The plants and animals in Plantera can be unlocked within the first two hours of gameplay. All that remains beyond that point appears to be grinding achievements. Gameplay consists of planting an orchard and collecting gold by clicking on fruit, or by idling the game to allow workers to collect it automatically. The garden can be expanded but continues to get filled with the same plants and animals. It would have been nice to more fleshed out gameplay. Perhaps a greater number of units, or the addition of quests/daily goals to achieve.

If you like clicker games and have exhausted the rest, or you're looking for easy achieves, you could probably do worse than Plantera. If you're looking for a worthwhile experience it would be best to skip this title.

HunieCam Studio is a time management game that will have you juggling the activities of the various girls you employ in your cam studio. The primary goal is to meet their needs and put them to work in order to grow your company fan base.

Replay value comes from trying to improve upon your previous performance. I personally found this to be a good format. The short length of each play through allowed me to work on my score without investing obscene amounts of time. While the core of the game remains the same each playthrough you can pick different girls and target different fetishes.

There is no nudity however the game has the same style of humour as HuniePop. The same kind typical in a newgrounds game. It is definitely not somethingI would recommend for children or those who are offended by cheap sexual humour.

HunieCam Studio comes trading cards, achievements and has no paygates or microtransactions. It is not the masterpiece HuniePop was but all points considered, and given the asking price is actually quite small, I’m not disappointed with this purchase.

This DLC is a reasonably fun, but fairly short, addition to the main game.

Pros:
- Decent quest chain with a few locations.
- Highly customizable robot building.
- Value for money is OK as part of the season pass.

Cons:
- The quest chain is short and can be completed in a few hours without rushing.
- Had some issues with companion not attacking and crash to desktop bugs.