Recent reviews by divinney

Another short illustration story from Mojiken, open interpretation ending, and I feel lonely after played this one.
Sad Raven, but I guess he also mean to everyone else(?) but I dont know. Maybe you should see from another POV here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/744810/discussions/0/1693785035812408081/

Note: Mr. Raven and all humans appeared in A Space for the Unbound and that's one of the easter egg. You need to interact with the flower girl, then the banana farmer, and last the old man with stick. Same order as the story here. Deliver the items to Mr. Raven, end the spacedive and TADA! Enjoy the same music performance!

Very beautiful illustration with wholesome story about 3 siblings. Very relatable for me myself as I also have 2 siblings. Would be great if Mojiken expand this to another game (point n click perhaps).

Awesome storytelling, I just hope Raya will find her 'Atma' later. Impactful moral, cute cats, awesome supporting characters, lots of puzzles and QTEs, very imaginative yet real. Kudos Mojiken Studio & Toge Productions!

Just like before, you will only be a Barista, serving one drink to another based on customer requests. This one has a new mechanic where you can give appropriate items to their owners/dedicated NPCs and they also added 2 new ingredients to use. You should play the first one to get the full story and the whole story is awesome yet wholesome. Bring us EPISODE 3 please!

I'm not a parent or an immigrant but I lived far from my parents and moved from one city to another several times. Sometimes it is quite difficult for me to survive and adapt to a new environment, culture, heritage, food. In the past, my communication was a little lacking with my parents. Even though I don't really feel the story of this game in its entirety, yet it feels close and relatable for me. This game truly depicts the difficulties of living abroad and successfully delivers a journey through the lives of parents and children during difficult times until in the end everyone lives happily with each other only with the context of food and their native culture that unites them. BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN. This game will always have a place in my heart.

Yes it is a decent game, I still enjoyed this game although I still prefer Planet Zoo for my personal taste. The management mechanism a little bit easier than planet zoo (re: Planet Zoo Lite), but both game share similar gameplay that you will expect in Frontier Devs game. With an additional feature that you can use the helicopter and jeep manually to tranquilize, using flare, taking photo, medicate sick dinos, etc. I personally don't use this feature beside the tutorial mission because you need to pause the game sometimes to manage your park, while using manual feature will resume the game and could possibly break everything (especially in bad storm).
I'm super happy with the performance. Thanks to DLSS, and maybe because this game doesn't track every guests, I rarely have FPS drops when it's super crowd. In planet zoo, I played with 1-30 FPS if I have over 1500 guests. But JWE 2's guests not tracked one by one, so I think this really help not making the game CPU Bound.

For people who likes the theme of dinosaurs *jurrasic* park and not very heavy in managing (it's still not easy tho, but easier) like Planet Zoo, definitely recommend this one.

PS: The 'campaign' mode is just tutorial (and that wasn't covering all of the task you need to manage, it's just basic). THE REAL CAMPAIGN is Chaos Theory Mode. Don't get baited if you just finish the tutorial in like 2-3 hours lmao

It seems like a dull game, but with the trick shots and rapid shooting, it turns out to be incredibly EXPLOSIVE, VIOLENT, and FUN. Although the story is just alright and the graphics are underwhelming, I hope that Bulletstorm 2 will continue the cliffhanger that was left in the after-credits sequence.

Super relaxing, all you have to do is listening as most baristas do

Relaxing simulation game. Just unpack your things and put them in the right space. Sound easy right?

Family is our greatest weakness, but it's also our greatest strength.