Recent reviews by RoANitrox

Greatest pass time I could ever ask for. If you're looking for a game that doesn't demand serious time commitment and has a fun fictional universe atmosphere, can't go wrong here

The depth of gameplay and skill ceiling is also high enough that you can still get serious about it and play more competitively if you really want to, and there's enough progression to last a while if you aren't grinding away too hard at it

I just like competitive multiplayer, I dunno what to tell ya

As my first entry to the Azur Lane franchise, I had a positive experience with this game

The flow of gameplay and visual novel sequences is a bit awkward, but otherwise it was an entertaining story with fun characters that I enjoyed watching interact with each other. The gameplay itself is very simple, although there is still a fair amount of variety in experimenting with different team formations and strategies. After finishing the story, I was able to spend plenty of time burning through the remaining achievements and definitely got my money's worth out of it. However, I do recommend waiting to pick this up on sale like I did, as the $40 price tag is a bit steep.

Overall, this is a good game if you need something to kill time in short bursts. The gameplay experience is too simple that I doubt anyone would want to marathon through it in a week, but it's a nice one to have thrown into the mix between playing some other games. By the end of it, I'm happy to consider myself a new fan of the Azur Lane franchise and have gone on to consume other forms of the content the brand has to offer!

10/10 -Most essential part of my quarantine survival kit

Aside from being an absolute joy for me to play a game about politics that provides a smooth and entertaining experience, 'The Political Machine 2020' has helped to sharpen my overall knowledge of what it really means to run a Political Campaign

There are plenty of fun jokes and gimmicks all around to keep what is often considered a heated topic a more light and casual experience. This game is the kind of thing I would use to help my less politically engaged friends get interested in the political sphere and get a better understanding of how to analyze real world events during election season, as well as have a uniquely enjoyable evening, taking a break from other games we typically would play.

I only have one real complaint with the game as it is, which is that there are no primary races. The dynamics of a primary would provide a much more intense experience, given that states vote at different times and that you could run against multiple candidates at once.

Overall, I am happy to have this game in my library and definitely see myself coming back to playing it frequently

These type of games aren't really my thing, but I loved the characters and story so much, I was able to put up with it long enough to 100% the game, and I am very happy I did!

No real problems to speak of throughout my playthrough. Story progresses at a nice pace to keep motivated to continue, along with a good mix of fun character moments. I will note that if I encountered any kind of challenging road block, I did resort to a guide in order to keep that steady progression going. If you're someone who enjoys this type of game, I'm sure you wouldn't mind spending the extra time on these areas.

I originally bought this on the PS Vita so I could get the Limited Edition version, but bought it again here on steam since this is my preferred way to play, and I don't mind at all spending the extra bit for what I got

As a killer main, this game is an all around good time for me

Going into it, I heard a bit about how the community can be a bit toxic to anyone playing the killer, which I mainly wanted to play, but it really hasn't been that bad. As long as you learn how to spread your attention around each survivor and avoid tunneling, you can have some fun great matches where all five participants in the match get some good scores and everyone walks away happy. Whether you play Killer or Survivor, just don't get too far ahead in the ranks and wait for the reset to put you back again after getting in a few hours if you REALLY want to avoid the salt fields.

Additionally, playing with friends will GREATLY enhance the experience, so definitely consider bringing one or two along for the ride and have some fun! I've owned the game for a little over a month so far and I've already got near 50 hours in, so I personally can say I've already got my money's worth out of it, although noting I picked it up on sale for $10

I wanted a game I could play that had Bleach characters
I got a game I could play that has Bleach characters

All I can say beyond that is to double down on all other criticisms that the story is basic, cutscenes are bad; and as someone who's full time occupation is 3D Animation, I truly don't understand why they couldn't do any better, because I certainly could have myself.

As long as you don't mind the lacking single player focused elements of the game, you can have some good fun with the characters you enjoy. This game was sold for me on the Bleach characters alone and I got what I wanted from them, so I can't complain, although it should be noted that I got the game for only $30 thanks to a $30 voucher I had from Paypal that I was able to use on my purchase.

A wonderful educational experience with a 100% guarantee of 'hnnnggggghhh'

The writing of the characters is well done and the mix between Japanese events, traditions and holidays, along with how the characters go about explaining/celebrating them was handled quite well. The romance elements were nice and subtle to where it didn't feel like some over dramatized fantasy world and more like a natural group of friends. Although I must agree with some of the other reviews, your character, Brian, does go a bit overboard from time to time; I've found myself on more than a few occasions going 'Come on man, get it together!'

All said, this has a strong recommendation from me if you need something to casually pass time and want to learn some new things about Japan!

It has been a wild ride of ups and downs with this game over the past several years in its lifespan. I've found a strong sense of home and community within MWO and all the amazing people I've met through it. Developer-side, there have been more than a few questionable moments, but at the very least they are on the right track presently speaking. At the end of it, I still find peace in a casual afternoon dropping into the queues and hanging out with all the old friends I've come to know and love.

From competing in the 2018 World Championship as a top 12 finalist, to creating an animated fan trailer to try and help promote the game; I've certainly contributed my share of effort into not just being a player in the game, but a part of this community, and I can confidently say that it is one I am proud to be part of.