Recent reviews by MikoTheShiba

This app is free and open source, but I like supporting devs

Cult of the Lamb is a treat to play. It's striking a good balance between the base building and action segments of the game. It's fun and I CANT STOP PLEASE YOU GOTTA HELP ME. ITS BEEN 35 HOURS AND THAT MUSIC AND GAMEPLAY IS HYPNOTIC. ITS TOO FUN.

Gameplay:
Base Building is solid and fun. Followers are like children you nourish and manage, but adds a layer of micromanagement that would catch some people's fancy. Combat is okay. I can see how latest DLCs have been slowly improving on it, but it's simple Roguelite mechanics make it fun enough to not anger you, nor to bore you. It's an okay balance.

Music:
It's been living rent free in my head for 8 days. I CANT STOP LISTENING TO IT. FR THE MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN IS GOD TIER. LOVE THE MUSIC AND SFX TO BITS.

Difficulty:
It is easy for a bit... till you hit the endgame content. It gets a tad more difficult at that point and your reflexes are put to the test. It got better, I'll tell you that.

Overall, a solid 10/10 for me
PS: Love the Devs too. Fun bunch of people ^w^

Years later and its still fun and challenging

Impressive Game Design of using audio as clues for investigation. Really good mystery game and would recommend

Best Fallout game hands down. Action is great. Story is great. Worldbuilding is great. God tier player choice. Just wished its community slowed down on the circlejerking. All Fallout mainline games are great in their own little way.

Main Story is a snoozefest but the gameplay is fun if you like building more than combat.
Some weapons are cool don't get me wrong but most of the time you're getting duds. Combat is weird because it's got that variety that people like but it's energy is not that great. I don't get adrenaline pumped into my veins but it does allow any class to be viable (except throwing. we dont talk about throwing.)
However, where this game shines over its peers is it's building.
You literally have full control of your area, planet, buildings, colors, furniture, placement, and with hundreds if not thousands of furniture to choose from, practically anything is possible. Heck, if you want you can go for a space station.
Overall, would recommend if you like Stardew Valley and wanna do a bit of action or play Terraria but wanna be more relaxed.

Instructions unclear. Spent 200 hours constructing settlements

Its a really good game that I cannot recommend to many.
Before you consider playing this game, here's a list of requirements that you have to fulfill
-Are you willing to spend a large amount of time in a game
-Do you like grinding
-Do you not have a social life
-Are you willing to understand various systems that take a while to learn
-Are you willing to sit through repetitive content

If so, you are in for a treat because Warframe is an odd game with hundreds of hours worth of content

So, what do I love about Warframe? The Story is amazing. Tons of lore for you to go through and understand. The weapon variety and customization in this game is astounding, letting you make practically any playstyle viable if you know what you're doing. Fashionframe is great. Customizing your own ship is great. Turning your weapons into the most powerful thing in the system is great. Choosing your own path is great. Optional content to go through like composing music, doing K-drive races, open world exploration, all are well implemented to fit the world and be fun at the same time. Even better is how you can practically unlock everything that you need due to a good trading system (using warframe.market of course) so there's no such thing as Pay To Win. In fact, I'm willing to argue that this is one of the most friendly Free To Play models I've ever seen.

Though this game comes with its flaws like a balance nightmare with some frames being absolute garbage and are in desperate need for a rework. Having tons of content also means that some of said content is neglected. Bugs here and there, but almost every game has some. And most of the content is repetitive that can leave you drained after doing them.

Though in all seriousness, if you wanna pick up a long MMO, Warframe might be the game for you

Community is great first and foremost. Fun people to be with and mostly friendly to new players,
Now about the game, its sad this game had a rough start during Launch. But I gotta say, this game is pretty fun when you're somewhere around level 40-100 with all the new content added. Content is slow, yes, but I understand that churning out content is pretty hard, especially since these said content are free. It feels quite emptier than most Fallout Games if I'm being honest. The Wastelanders update probably fixed that since now there's some NPCs to talk to. Just wish more people gave this a chance because it is a good game despite all its flaws.

Edit:
300 hours later and it's still a great game. It's not part of the Style of Fallout where storytelling and worldbuilding is the emphasis, but it is fun (in a way.) Game got too easy at later stages and some questionable changes like removing negative effects of hunger and thirst and giving a 10mm pistol with 100 rounds at the start (which kinda made pipes way worse than what they already are)
However, no more legacies presents more player interaction and lets more builds shine. Some weapons could use some buffs though like the Bow

2D Furry Fortnite. Fun as hell and really easy to pick up for a quick laugh.