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Incredibly endearing and funny. A great mix of hilarious and heartwarming moments.

Death Stranding is a fantastic piece of art. It really captures what it's like to be a delivery boy.

It feels very similar to Elite Dangerous in that regard. It also conveys similar feelings of "high-tech", "alien" and "loneliness". But it has much more humanity in it.

However, the story is conveyed in a way that makes it hard to connect with any of the characters. It doesn't help that most side characters have the same voicelines and barely-existing animations. The main story moments are executed well, but those are too far and few between. The story and the cutscenes contain are some incredibly beautiful moments, both visually and artistically, but they unfortunately feel somewhat disconnected.

The gameplay is unexpectedly fun. While it was often called a delivery simulator, it's a very incaccurate description. It's a constant struggle against nature and hostility, dangers feel dangerous, and the combat works well. On the higher difficulties, some of the encounters are pleasantly very difficult. The movement is very fluid, and the game succeeds in conveying the feeling of carrying a heavy load.

Vehicles feel right as well. It's fun and challenging trying to navigate the reverse tricycle through snow and mountains, and a pleasure to speed over trails that you or other people constructed.

The online connection feature is very well integrated. At some point you start to get really thankful for structures, ladders or other items that another player built or left for you. Especially structures that require lots of material - While it might first look like a tedious task to build a highway, it gets much easier after materials from other players start to get added to your structure.

The most surprising element for me was the amount of social commentary and tongue-in-cheek content. Some of it is more subtle, but lots of it is very in-your-face. At one point realizing one of those elements very much made me laugh, and while that might not have been the intention, I applaud Kojima for being as bold as he was with this game.


In conclusion, there are some moments that work well, and some that don't. But while I wouldn't call this game a masterpiece, the artistic vision, the boldness of the inclusion of certain elements that I won't spoil, and the well-working and fun gameplay make this a definitive recommendation.

It turned my life around.

The best clicker/idle game. Very strategic, constantly updated, and it's possible to play it without idling at all, especially after playing for a while. Definite recommendation if you've got some time on your hands.

The best RPG out yet. 10/10 storytelling, great characters, awesome mods available, literally nothing to complain.

I recommend this to everyone who enjoys role playing games and likes an immersive and believable game world.

This a perfect competitive game. It demands good team-play, quick reactions and accuracy, has a low skill-floor and high skill-ceiling, and provides a very fair ranked mode. Matches are short, so you get new opponents and, unless you team up with someone, new teammates often.

Apart from the standard 1v1 to 4v4 modes, various game-modes provide variety. Matches award you randomly with items and paints allowing you to customize your car, which there are more of than I can count. The music is very fitting and blends into the game well.

All in all I recommend this game to anyone looking for a very smooth competitive experience, or to anyone who likes to collect and show off customization items.

"Who cares what someone likes, as long as they're not hurting anyone, and it makes them happy?"

A game about friendship, poems, and being there for others when they need you the most. A game with more to it than it seems.

You take the role of a young man who spends a week (or more..?) with three fellow students in a newly established literature club. Then there's Monika, the club leader, but she isn't as relevant as the others, even if she'd like to be.
While conversing with everyone, and while advancing in various different routes, you will exchange literature, read interesting poems, as well as write your own in a cute minigame. The conversations are deliberate, the poems well-writen and meaningful.
Everything starts off slow, but tension rises as the schools festival day approaches.

Will you be able to impress your person of choice before it's too late?
Or is there something else you have to do..?


I recommend this game to everyone who likes Visual Novels, as well as to everyone who doesn't but is open to a surprising new experience.

This game stands the test of time. After all this years it has lost nothing of its charm and quality, and with the addition of OpenRCT2 it even gained some. To this day there is no replacement for RCT2.

I fully recommend this game to everyone who enjoys management or sandbox building games and fans of entertainment parks or rollercoasters.

Come to Japan! Learn Japanese! Find out that the waifu of your dreams isn't real!

Be a baka gaijin in this light-hearted, graphically impressive visual novel and take part in a stereotypical anime setting that will make you sigh. You will learn everything about Japanese food specialities and how Japanese girls aren't quite what you have read about them in mangas.

The game is fixed to be displayed in a 720p window (or alternatively upscaled to the full screen) but compensates this by featuring a very moe, anime-like intro video. It also features great voice acting in Japanese for the female characters.


I recommend this game for people who like silly Slice of Life anime and light-hearted visual novels.