Recent reviews by VinchenzoTheJackal & Shoon

It's a hybrid of deck building, rogue lite, turn based RTS, and oh yes, colony builder sim.
I find it pretty creative and original, a lot different than games I've played before, while also containing things from numerous wildly different genres.
The game is very enjoyable, and while it wasn't easy at the start, pretty hard in fact, I picked up on the game mechanics and feel I've gotten pretty good at it fast.
The mechanics are challenging at first but can be quick to learn, and it might take an eternity to master it, it takes a short time to get great at this game.
I do recommend this game to people willing to go through challenges and hardship on their first few runs of the rogue-lite, because it gets incredibly good and fun afterwards as one learns the game and gains understanding of its simpler than I realized game mechanics and planning ahead.
This is an awesome amazing game.

This game reminds me of a hybrid of Stardew Valley and Sun Haven.
Its a wholesome farm sim, but set in a world of magic and mystery in a D&D style kingdom.
The characters might consist of humans and humanlikes in this setting, but it still is cool.
It is also very calm and relaxing.
The game is not fast-paced, it is slow paced, with steady progress bit by bit, with no rush and no deadlines with anything.
Lots of lovely quality of life features borrowed from all sorts of different games as well.
Very well polished for an Early Access game that isn't even half-way finished.
Truly a great game and very enjoyable.

This is the cutest post-apocolyptic game out on the market.
This game is fun, adorable, and set in a very dark yet cool relaxing far-off future where humans, anthro animals, and sentient free-willed machine beings roam an ocean covered planet.
I absolutely love this game. It truly is an enjoyable game.
Imagine playing My Time at Portia, or My Time at Sandrock, but instead of rebuilding civilization on a settled ruined continent, you are rebuilding civilization in a tropical island covered ocean strewn with the underwater ruins of an advanced human civilization.
There isn't combat and violence in this game in the current Early Access stage. The only dangers are environmental, and food is the main source of healing health, stamina, and status effects. There is also so much stuff you can cook! And so many MANY technological things to discover and build.
With more updates on the way, this game has a lot of potential in Early Access, and lots of potential for the future.

The best peaceful MMORPGs I have ever played in my entire life, and I am over 35, I have played hundreds of MMORPGs, and only about a dozen peaceful calm cozy MMORPGs... this has to be on my top ten favorite MMORPGs I have ever played. I only became a player earlier this month, and have only been playing a few weeks, but wow!, this is now my new favorite games.

Tavern Talk is an awful lot like Coffee Talk.
However while Coffee Talk was set in a modern day setting of a 2020's USA's Earth where humans elves dwarves orcs demons werewolves vampires and so forth co-existed in an alternate reality Earth...
Tavern Talk is set in a fantasy magical setting of adventures and adventurers in a Dungeons and Dragons like universe on a planet called Gaia in the realm of the mystic Cosmic stars nestled right on the edge of the Astral plane. All of the fan favorite races from Coffee Talk are in here, humans, elves, dwarves, so on and so forth, but being it is a completely different universe of a completely different setting on a completely different world and so forth it is a grand new inventive story about a land filled with exciting quests as adventurers go about their day to day life finding work and things to do and legends to create.

Imagine many of your favorite things from the Pokemon franchise, as well as many of your favorite things from Pokemon-like games, all crammed together into a game with the pixel art of the NintendoDS Pokemon games, and then on top of that crammed with creative ideas smashed on top of that, to make a super version of a pixelated monster collector game. That is Coromon pretty much. Everyone who loves the idea of an alternative to Pokemon that combines a variety of enjoyable ideas from many monster collector/battler games. The best part is that this game has added tons of cool online features, which makes it possibly to not only enjoy the fun of playing the game, but you can also customize your character and coromon and battle other monster researchers all across the world, as well as enjoy cool daily and weekly events and an online store where you can purchase things with in game earned currency from participating in events, as well as yearly seasonal events the game throws. Very fun stuff. The game has gotten updates from its game studio for decades, so it is worth sticking around to enjoy.

Its a lot like Stardew Valley, but the focus is tied to scientific research in a world filled with ancient magic.
It has a really cool anime theme with elves, orcs, humans, dwarves, and anthropomorphic animal people.
The Lore of this world is that the world has been united in peace and harmony for hundreds of years after the fall of ancient civilization, and people have rebuild society and live together united across numerous towns and city states that co-exist together. You as a researcher go to an area filled with new discoveries where plants animals and fungus that hasn't been seen in ages have mysteriously reappeared across the region.
The game is very much a farm sim, with the side focus of the player doing scientific research on each of the newly discovered plants, animals, and fungus in regards to learning how to domesticated and raise each one of them. The game has numerous specifications on how to tame and grow things, as well as focuses on how to care for them, but it can be picked up pretty fast as the game keeps every single bit of info in a handy dandy notebook the player can access at any point in time.
The game also has tons of cool secrets, easter eggs, and neato things to unlock and find. It is worth looking around for them. Lots of cool ways to customize your home and farm too. Did I also forget to mention there is automation in this game to make your work easier in this game? So helpful and handy.

Fun Rogue-lite hack-n-slash action RPG with a home-base the player can build, develop, and decorate inbetween their dungeon delving adventures into the monster infested forest regions.
Lots of gear to unlock, lots of upgrades and customization for the equipment and characters alike, and plenty of content as one progresses further and further into the game and unlocks more and more stuff.
Very fun and enjoyable. Worth playing for people who love action and love freedom with customizing their playstyle.
The combat has a ton of stuff to learn and master though, but luckily there is a massive amount of hints and tips in this game the player can find and locate to help the player master things faster, so there is not a lot of frustration in doing poorly as the player can learn and pick up things much quicker than in other games.
It will take a REALLY long time to master everything, so unless one is a completionist, it is best to focus on one's favorite things as a priority and get best with those types of weapon classes and armor classes.
That said there are a specific rare few bosses where a very specific types of armor classes and weapon classes work best, so it is a good idea to master two types of weapon classes, and two types of armor classes, just for a good variety of gear for whenever one might be stuck switching things up.

This is one of my favorite Rogue-lites. As a Rogue-lite it combines the entertainment of exploring randomly generated Dungeons, and being able to restart after being slain with the means to improve oneself, combined with the ability to customize one's character and grow, and comedically, the ability to customize, improve, and grow, is based entirely around the player's homebase, one's own Cult, where one tends to their Cult and grows in power before every single Dungeon run. The player's growth in power also is impacted by how the player directs and orders their cult into service. There is even loads of minigames, easter eggs, and secrets in this game. It is very enjoyable. I love this game.

It is like a cross between the game Ark and the game Pokemon.
It is fun if you are willing to endure a massive grind, and if you have a desire to repeatedly catch the same Palmon over and over to get the best Pals with the best traits that you can find.
The game itself is pretty fun and very enjoyable, as it provides a lot to do and a lot to see, but sadly a lot of it is stuck behind grinding.
There is tragically a severe lack of NPC interaction and Pal interaction at the moment, and there is a severe lack in the ability to get quests and do shopping, but that is because the game is still in the Earliest parts of Early Access, and a lot more content is bound to be added eventually.
The Devs are really active, and have been patching tons of bugs and doing quality of life improvements, so the game has a really active studio and development team behind it and is going to make the game better with time.
This game is worth getting, it has a lot of potential to get better, it is good as it is, and it will be amazing as it gets worked on more and more.