Lyssa Greywood
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At around 10 hours for a game that costs £39.99, Stupid Never Dies also feels expensive for what it offers. I understand that full voice acting, environmental detail, and a large combat system all cost money, but I still struggle to recommend it at that price. The £49.99 pre-release version,...
There are a few things I would change, particularly the sewing mini-game, the repeated filtering in the emporium, and the performance issues when switching away from the game. The mix of historical fashion and modern designs can also feel a little odd, although I think the freedom it gives you...
People have called Welcome to Elderfield the spiritual successor to Graveyard Keeper, but I think it deserves the accolade of being called the spiritual dark successor to Stardew Valley. Stardew Valley is considered the gold standard for narrative-driven farming sims, and in my opinion, Welcome to Elderfield has shown that...
And yes, the cat is very cute. Even if you do have to use his spit-up as glue for a broken teacup. 8/10.
I enjoy exploration games, but the lack of direction also made parts of the island frustrating to navigate. With clearer quests, stronger writing and more care given to its heavier themes, I think there could be something really lovely here. As it stands, though, I can’t quite recommend it. It’s...
Big Walk
A personal thank you to my dear friend, Kai, who was with me for this game review. At one point, he carried my character on his head for a solid 10 minutes while we crossed the map and used the chairlift so I could keep writing my guides before release...
If the developers add a fuller filtering system, I genuinely think this could become one of my favourite cosy management sims. As it stands, it is already an easy recommendation. 9/10.
That said, I can absolutely see the potential. More assets, improved placement tools, connected wiring systems, labelled menus, and a few quality-of-life updates could transform Midnight Moments into something special. The foundation is already there. Right now, it is an enjoyable cyberpunk diorama builder that succeeds on atmosphere and offers...
The biggest shame is that the marketing simply hasn’t found its audience. I first heard about High Times over a year before release, then barely saw it mentioned again. Looking at the player numbers after launch was honestly disappointing because this game deserved more attention than it got. It is...
While I hope that MINTROCKET continues building onto Dave’s existing adventure rather than splitting it into separate games, I’ll happily dive back in either way. 9.5/10.
My review started with me saying it is unusual for a game to grab me immediately. By the end, I understood why this one did. Tavern Talk Stories: Dreamwalker isn’t just telling a fantasy story; it’s telling a human one. 9/10.
