Recent reviews by Dart

I will probably never get tired of going off base to find items with the item scanner while my friends make their own insane factories. Something about this game is special. It's both stressful and relaxing. Frustrating and satisfying.

It doesn't go too far on either side of whatever scale you can measure really for any massive amount of time.

Enemies start off basic but as you progress your base and the space race stuff, enemies start to get tougher, more of them, and the farther you push up and out from your starting position the more alone you feel. But just as you start feeling alone, youll end up finding a pure ore vein you need and your brain kicks into "okay now how do I get this back to base..." instead of worrying about stuff.

Warning though, this game will make your time disappear in real life. It's one of those games where you check the clock and say "oh it's only 10pm, let me make some upgrades to the base real quick" and then suddenly "well its 5 am how did this happen?"

Love this game.

One of the most unique little games I have ever played. Pleasantly surprised. I should have gotten this game a long time ago, about to be on the second boss in CASUAL mode just to test the game out and I will definitely be checking out the normal mode after this.

Multiple characters, multiple equipment cards, multiple spells, different variants of equipment cards and spells. You can upgrade your cards and try different interactions out. You can't get lost, at least so far 13 hours in. Unless the game changes the formula massively you can't get lost and you always know you are "progressing" on each floor because of the on rails mechanic.

Only downside at least so far to me is enemies can move anywhere and aren't forced on rails, and they can surround you and impede you fully. Which means you pretty much need a way to either mass stun enemies, some type of escape/movement skill, or you need mass knockback for enemies. You will definitely have to have at least one form of "move please" at all times unless you like taking more damage than necessary.

I have no idea how this plays on controller but it's there. I would recommend this game to anyone who likes a more simple and straight forward dungeon crawl experience with a really nice artstyle.

My favorite Final Fantasy. The last good Final Fantasy before the dark times of...Square Enix...

Great characters. Great story. Great dialogue. Great humor. Great cutscenes. Great music.

This is probably top of the line in terms of difficulty, challenge in general, thinking out scenarios perfectly, and deckbuilding. If you wanna do all of that, this game right here can get it for you.

Definitely worth the money.

Just warning you though, if you expect a smooth experience that's simple and easy to understand, do not bother with this game. This is one of those games you have to throw yourself at over and over again to understand and figure out what works and what doesn't. You will lose A LOT until you get the hang of it.

It's good stuff. Quirky and unique characters, interesting problem solving with crime scene investigations, learning a tiny bit about what goes on in a court but obviously with humor.

If you enjoy shows like CSI and Law and Order, and you also like anime, you'd probably like this game to be honest.

It's an okay game. Has some problems but overall, good experience. Fight monster, make weapon and armor, fight bigger monster, make weapon and armor, fight even bigger monster. Collect tons of things just to collect them. Different strategies for different monster archetypes. I enjoy the series and was worried about World dumbing the formula down too much. It did make things much more simple but when the difficulty does pop up, it really is challenging.

If you have the time, this game has enough content to last you a couple months easily, just with a super lax amount of game session every day. It has lots of different weapons and armor, different skills and power moves, lots of missions ranging from useful to useless filler. It has seasonal events as well and special rewards in events. Plenty of story, and that good Bungie gunplay people have grown up with. But along with it comes Bungie's lack of understanding that too much information and too many little things to do can overwhelm people and be a huge turn off, and this game has a LOT of information to take in, Lots of checking in with scattered npcs, lots of vague near riddle like information is given to the player and they are sometimes expected to figure out the meaning of something very simple and straight forward through Bungie's scattered story telling and overall game direction. The game isn't perfect but if you enjoy games like Warframe, you will probably get a bunch of hours out of Destiny 2 if you can stand the ups and downs of what Bungie is willing to tell you without being vague or overwhelming you with so many little things.

I give this game a 7/10, could be way better but it's definitely a great deal better than most modern games I've seen.

I had this game before the steam switchover, so I paid for it but this is a great game for free.

This game is very good if you love RNG bending you over a barrel on the regular and dying to unavoidable burst damage deaths.

As someone who has grown up with KI being their favorite fighting game series of all time, this game is amazing. Finally upgraded my pc situation this year on black friday, and this game was the first game I bought to celebrate the occasion.

It's amazing. I'm enjoying it thoroughly. For 10 bucks, it was basically a steal.

Edit.

Simple little game if you wanna just chill out and relax with some cute or humorous things for a while. Don't go in expecting this to be the same as the orginal Scribblenauts though because this is way more simple and striaght forward in comparison.