Recent reviews by Pumpkin Party

This game is fantastic, but it's absolutely abysmal at explaining how things work, sometimes forcing you into extremely consequential decisions without giving you a clear indication of what you're even deciding. I can't find an adequate wiki. Expect to invest a lot of time into trial and error, especially if you haven't played its predecessor, Warband, but once you figure out all its weird quirks it's a very fun experience.

Very fun and cute, but pretty short and light for $5. This is more of a $2 game, but if you like these simple sorts of things you might be able to justify $5 for it.

8eautiful sh*t. A8solutely 108% accur8. 8/8, f*cking gr8 m8, would not play again.

Another EBF game I need to 100%, great.

With loads of customisation options and extra content, I might be at this for a while.

Pretty great game, but it's available for free online, and the additions here aren't very significant. No need to pay for it. I'll still recommend it, but you should probably not get it here unless you want to play it offline, and only if it's on sale, unless you just have money to burn.

My ears are squirming with pleasure as their sensitive hairs are stimulated by the practiced vibrations of this soundtrack in ways they never thought possible yet couldn't imagine living without.

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 is a very fun game when you get into it. You might have a bit of a slow start with it (your attack and speed will be halved for five whole turns!), but soon, you'll be building parks that rival the best real world parks. Manage your finances wisely, though. If you go crazy, you might find yourself in debt. There's a great amount of content for this game, and though it probably won't last forever, it's definitely capable of taking a few hundred hours out of your slowly decreasing lifetime. At least those few hundred hours will be spent having fun.

Windows 10 users, you may experience a problem with the game. It tends to crash very frequently on Windows 10, but there's a way around it. If you go into the steam files for RCT2 and troubleshoot the program's compatabiliy, you should be able to set it to run in Windows 7 mode. If you do that, it should work fine.

This game, regardless of its 16-bit (or however many bits it is) graphics, is still stunning to play (figuratively of course, if it was literally stunning you wouldn't get very far due to said paralysis). This game is very deep, with a massive amount of items, plenty of different biomes, and a nearly endless universe to explore. No two planets are the same, at least not that I've found, and if there are two of the same planet, that's some coincidence there.

Anyway, if you like Minecraft or Terraria, or anything of that genre, I recommend this thing. My review doesn't do it justice (mostly because I'm too lazy to talk much about it), but just play the thing. Even if you don't like either one, you might want to give this a try, it certainly brings its own sort of style (or whatever it is) to the genre, and is one of my favorite computer games.

If it's this good while it's still in beta (which it is at the time of this review), just imagine how good it will be once it's actually released!

(unless it turns out like BK Nuts & Bolts, because that game was pathetic compared to the other Banjo-Kazooie games... I'm getting off topic, aren't I? I mean, N&B wasn't bad, but... why am I making this comparison when this has nothing to do with Starbound?)

This isn't so much a review as a positive comment. The game is just as good as I expected, and though it starts a bit slow, you can soon explore the world a decent amount. What really got my attention though was the framerate. This game has a completely playable framerate for me. That might not sound particularly amazing, but I've dealt with 5 fps Minecraft before, sometimes worse on various games, yet Skyrim for me gets a consistent 30, it seems. Just sayin'.