Recent reviews by RaniTheCyborg

Possibly the most satisfying gameplay of the Two Point series to date. Great customisation options, trademark Two Point humour and overall just a really fun, really solid management game!

A brilliant, satisfying and thoroughly addictive hidden gem that deserved so much more attention than it got. Years after I first got this game, it's one I still come back to regularly and it never gets old. It's downright cruel that Warner Bros are going to de-list it and the rest of their Adult Swim catalogue while refusing to give it back to the devs, and I sincerely wish all the best for those devs and that gamers jump on this game to enjoy it while they still have a chance. Maybe keep its sad and callous fate in mind next time they're tempted to part with their cash for anything by Warner Bros, too.

Deeply satisfying crafting and survival fantasy game, with some gorgeous scenery and very promising gameplay. It really scratches the same exploration itch that Skyrim did for me. I haven't gotten very far into the game yet, but I like what I've seen so far and I'm eager to play more!

I've played a lot of this game since I got it; while it of course has room for improvement as an Early Access game, already it's engaging, fun and genuinely thrilling. The unscripted behaviour of the ghosts keeps it fresh, and after months of play it still retains the ability to scare long after I thought I'd seen everything and gotten used to it all. I tend to wait until a game is out of Early Access before playing it, but with this I gladly make an exception. It's great with friends or solo, it's such a unique concept that works beautifully well and the developer is constantly adding new things that keep it exciting. I can't wait to see where this game's development journey takes it next.

I never had the chance to play the Sorcery! gamebooks as a kid, although I grew up loving Fighting Fantasy. I'd heard good things about these games, and so I took a leap and bought all four at once. I couldn't recommend any blind purchase more thoroughly than this one.

Without the originals, I can't really compare this to them, although it has definite hints of Fighting Fantasy to it, and it seems to translate incredibly well to PC. The visuals are gorgeous, it has a deliciously authentic tabletop feel to it, and the sound design is ingenious and incredibly atmospheric. It's so easy to get lost in this game, and I hope to do that much more now that I have it. If you're looking for a really good old-school fantasy RPG and grew up with Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone's books, I can't recommend this adaptation highly enough, and if you're new to it all, I can't think of a better place to start than here.

Come for the dad puns, stay for the feels, ridiculously good writing and gorgeous art!

As far as relaxing games go, this is probably my favourite. Brilliantly composed music, wonderfully written characters, and the whole thing feels more like a true follow-up to Harvest Moon than some of the official sequels. I really can't recommend this game highly enough if you want something relaxing with a huge amount of freedom and some truly engrossing gameplay.

I honestly can't decide whether I really recommend this game/experience/whatever you want to call it, or really don't. It's certainly bizarre, and it feels like there's some sort of deeper meaning hidden in there, although I can't quite seem to decipher it. I can't even figure out how to describe it really. I suppose I'd say give it a go, if only to see it for yourself. I guarantee it'll be the most unusual thing you do all day.