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The game can be fun but, is plagued with 2 glaring issues. The monochrome aesthetic is neat but starts to become an issue when enemy silhouettes blur and blend into the surroundings. The gun play feels very wonky given that every bullet needs to be manually reloaded with some guns like the rifle, being unable to fire consecutively unless the players re aims at a target. Respawns are infinite but, that alone, isn't enough to compensate for the unforgiving nature of the gameplay.

They decided to double down on their disastrous gacha change over on JP. They've heard a plethora of backlash from JP and global, yet they will chose to die on this hill. The game is good but, the plans to needlessly change the already sustainable gacha system is predatory and anti-consumer. I cannot recommend this game to new players.

Few minute in but, the game is delightfully cozy. Simple and easy to grasp gameplay all about creature collection and battles. Soundtrack is immersively calming with an almost nostalgic appeal. Artwork is simple and charming. Low priced for a pleasant game.

Unexpectedly short but, very relaxing and fulfilling seeing our progress transform the waterscape. The art style is visually pleasing, pixelated, and fluid. The game is also cheap as a cherry on top.

Absolute Cinema

It was free

Completely luck based and rng. Both fun and frustrating while being at a good price point.

Major Order ends in: 1D 15H

MAJOR ORDER
The Automatons have launched the cowardly S.O.N.Y Offensive in an attempt to exclude Helldivers from different countries of Super Earth from taking part in the galactic war, requiring the creation or linking of a PSN account. No Helldiver left behind.

✯ ORDER OVERVIEW
☑ Liberate Super Earth from the S.O.N.Y Offensive
☑ Super Earth

As much as I liked the game, it has a major flaw. It's meant to be a "precision platformer" game yet the controls feel choppy and awkward, making it hard to place blocks into certain areas at times. The story has roughly a 2 hour completion time while creative mode is whatever. Graphics are nice and atmospheric. It is a decently fun nice game but, not worth the $20 price tag.

A delightfully unique twist on a restaurant sim, Touhou Mystia's Izakaya is a relaxing, cozy experience. The pixel art and character sprites are well-detailed and undeniably attractive. The soundtracks are a mesmerizing mix of Touhou tunes and digitized traditional Japanese music, enhancing the overall ambiance of the izakaya. The interactions between characters add an overall layer of depth. The gameplay is relatively simple and easy to grasp. Whether a Touhou fan or not, this game provides an abundantly relaxing, unique, and enjoyable gaming experience.