Recent reviews by Thredith

This game is all I was looking for. Minimalistic graphics, but content-wise: it's chef's kiss. Highly recommended.

This is it! This is the cooking game I had been waiting for, for years! It's so relaxing to play it: no rush, no timers, just flipping burgers and playing with recipes and ingredients to fulfill orders. Do I recommend this game? YES! Yes, I do!

¡Qué experiencia tan bonita la que ofrece este juego! Me ha encantado, y su mecánica es sencilla pero efectiva. Como ejercicio de escritura creativa es fantástico —¡hacía tiempos que no me sentaba a escribir una carta! Además, me ha permitido pausar mis ideas un poco al escribirlas, ya que de lo contrario, o se me acaba la hoja, o queda un error de escritura que no se puede borrar. Que por cierto, es un detalle que me gustó mucho: no poder editar lo que ya quedó escrito, y no contar con ningún tipo de ayuda. Tal y como se hacía antes de los editores de texto.

Creo que seguiré jugándolo de cuando en cuando. Sería genial poder contar con una versión del juego fuera de STEAM, para compartirla en clase sin tener que instalar nada.

This is one of those little-known hidden treasures on Steam. Who needs Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing when you've got this colorful and charming typing game! It's fun, it's cheerful, and above all, it's useful. I highly, HIGHLY recommend it!

Also, it works flawlessly with my Spanish keyboard setup. It is *chef's kiss*!

This game is so much fun! I tried both What The Dub and Rifftrax, and let me tell you: this one is the superior one! I found What The Dub to be more polished than Rifftrax. The audio quality is higher, and the video clips are better synched. I've played this game with a full set of players, and they all agreed with me. I really hope we keep on getting more updates for this title!

Este es de esos juegos que, aunque sencillos, te brindan gran diversión. Los gráficos son encantadores, y el concepto resulta original. ¡De los mejores títulos que he añadido a mi biblioteca!

I got both What the Dub and RiffTrax. After playing both games, I noticed that the video clips on this game are not properly edited as it's possible to hear bits of the original dialogue after the text-to-speech track is over. This little detail is a total party killer! Not to mention, when playing with the maximum number of players, the game may freeze randomly just before the last round.

Before asking for a refund, I tried asking my players which game they liked better, and they all agreed they liked What the Dub way more than RiffTrax.

I'm a wrestling fan, but I had never tried playing a management sim before. My first attempt was with TEW2020, but I didn't enjoy the experience that much because the game had so many variables to choose from and to configure that it felt like a chore. Not to mention, the UI was confusing.

Then, I came across this game, and let me tell you: this is the experience I was looking for! ProWrestling Sim is easy to use and grasp, with a nice UI and lots of features. Additionally, the game is constantly being updated, so it keeps on getting better!

There is, nonetheless, ONE thing you should keep in mind: to enjoy the game fully, you need to download a database. I highly recommend the "Compactverse" database from the "Be the Booker" forums. Without a database, the game won't be playable, unless you spend countless hours creating everything from scratch. But, you DON'T have to do that; get a database, and play with it. Then, you can customize it as you see fit.

I've decided to play this game as an absolute beginner. The game itself has been a blast, and I didn't stop until I completed the campaign. HOWEVER, I cannot recommend it because there's a semi-hidden subscription service that's not advertised, but which prevents you from getting all the goodies featured in the trailer.

Let me go into more detail:

PROS:
- Immersive experience and engaging game dynamics
- Easy to follow tutorial, so it's ideal for beginners!
- The storyline is interesting and the NPCs add flavor to the story
- Completing your missions feels satisfying as you're offered positive feedback through in-game badges and achievements

CONS:
- You cannot level up your in-game badges beyond level 1
- There currently are a series of commands that you don't even need to use to complete the game; this is confusing tbh
- There's no real ending, only a cliffhanger; this makes the game feel short, almost like an Early Access
- The trailer makes you think you'll get the full package, including the Haiku Job-Connect which adds the option to update your Linkedin profile with the skills you've mastered. However, to access such feature you have to pay for a subscription service to "Haiku Pro". The game itself doesn't give you any info on Haiku Pro, and you can only learn about it if you go to the game's official website, visit the About page, and scroll down a little bit until you find the "Get Haiku Pro" button. This makes the game feel like a marketing scheme; you get hooked on the game and its dynamics, only to be greeted by an external paywall in the form of a subscription service that's semi-hidden!

Despite having had tons of fun, this last detail makes me feel cheated. I'm really torn because the game was pretty cool... but, an external subscription service to get all the features? Really? At least be honest and make it clear from the beginning that you won't be getting the full experience if you buy the game here on Steam. You'll only get the full package if you subscribe to "Haiku Pro" and pay for either Premium or Full Access plans.

Now, I feel like I've ended up paying to play a demo of the real thing, and it sucks :(

If you feel intimidated by CK2/CK3, or if you're already a fan of CK2/CK3, then Plebby Quest is a game you'll enjoy immensely. The aesthetics work incredibly well, and the humorous bits here and there deliver a refreshing experience to the genre. I really hope there's more content for this game in the future.