Jenskuli

Abysmal frame rate, constant lag, repetitive enemies with lazy respawning, plot not explained properly and the voice acting is terrible.

It's certainly strange to play with Wii remote to play what is essentially a simulation game. But despite that the game is very solid. Like always your villager is headed to a new home. You meet Rover in a bus and asks questions which affect enviroment you will end up. Once you arrive to the village, you are then greeted by Tom Nook. In his usual fashion he offers you a house which you get to choose. There's just one problem: you don't have the money to pay for the house. But don't worry, because Tom also offers you a part time job from his store, so that you can pay your debt. This also works as a tutorial for the player. Like always you get to collect fish, bugs and fossils, that you can donate to the museum. Though it can be challenging to capture one of these things regarding the odd controls and spawning time inconsistent. This game brings new features to online play with friends where players can live in individual houses in your town. There is also a new hub area (The City), where the player can shop and experience cultural activities. It looks little rundown at first, but the more times you make purchases there, the more prospereous it will grow. The villagers are also much more savage with their dialogue. Like in the previous games, these villagers have much more personality compared how they devolve later on. Depending who you are talking to, dialogue can come off a bit mean. And if you ignore them for certain period of time, they will let you know how mad they are. They don't even need much of incentive to move away. They can get triggered over the most mundane things. But that's also where most of the fun comes from. All in all it is a fun game, although I do wish there was much more to do.

Fun visual novel with detective elements included with frustrating platforming. Once you get passed that it's a fun Sonic game. Better than earlier installments. You know which ones.

This game serves as a prologue to this series. Minaduki family have just adopted two kittens, Chocola and Vanilla. However they are very reserved and shy. With love and support received from Kashou and his little sister Shigure, Chocola and Vanilla begin to open up more thus getting along with their new sisters. This game doesn't solely focus on Chocola and Vanilla. Other nekos get highlighted too. Coconut is another new comer in the Minaduki family. She's often watched over by Azuki who is eldest of the sisters. And she truly does stand for that title. Cinnamon and Maple don't get as much attention however, but Volume 3 does fix that problem later on. There's loads of comedy and cuteness, but also tender moments. Fan service is not distracting as they service a purpose ex. weighing and measurements. It's slightly longer than Volume 0 and add slightly into the character lore especially with Chocola and Vanilla. It's sweet, innocent and tugs at your "aaww" strings.

My first Nintendo game I ever played. And my personal favorite of the series. The game opens with a train ride. You, the player are moving to new town. You are first greeted by Rover AKA Tutorial Villager. He asks you a few questions before you arrive to your destination. At the station you are then greeted by your new neighbours, the mayor, Tortimer and his assistant, Isabel. To your shock it is revealed, that Tortimer is retiring from being a mayor and you are going to fill in his place. And so your quest starts! There are many things you can do in the game. Like fishing, catching bugs and digging up fossils. For every item you discover, you donate to a museum. Your collection will grow exponentially over time. There are also a large catalogue of furniture, wallpaper, flooring and K.K's music, that you can buy from Nooks Cranny. The more purchases and discoveries you make, you grow your town center where villagers do their shopping and enjoying cultural activities. Each villager has different personalities and don't repeat the dialogue like in New Horizons. At the start of the game you will come across all kinds of Special Villagers, who truly stand out from regular villagers. New characters are introduced such as Cyrus who can customise any furniture you have in hand, Isabelle's twin brother, Digby, Kapp'n's family, Harvey the camp counselor, Luna a dream guide, Reese the owner of Re-Tail and of course everyone's favorite, Isabelle who works as your secretary. There is also a progression system called Badges. You get them from Phineas whenever you complete a certain task such as from collecting fish, bugs, fossils etc., helping villagers, spending bells and so on. You also get to customise unique designs on clothing and even furniture. Since Nintendo no longer supports Nintendo 3DS online services, you can't claim exclusive items through fortune cookies. You may get Pocket Camp items through coupons, you get by completing daily tasks. All in all it's well polished game which easily beats it's predecessors and even New Horizons. It's fun, cute, has lots of personality and a must have in the Nintendo 3DS library.

This volume continues the story of the Minaduki and their family business, La Soleil. This time we are focusing on the youngest sister, Coconut and the elder sister, Azuki. Coconut being a Maine Coon struggles with her physicality, having hard time controlling her physical strength. Azuki on other hand butts head with Coconut over minor things. However Azuki keeps things for herself and instead focuses on keeping her sisters in line. Despite that, Azuki proves to be more mature, than what she seems like on the outside. Dynamic with Coconut and Azuki is very chaotic. Although they are very close to one another, they always end up fighting over trivial things. However they learn to trust one another over time. Coconut has extremely low self-esteem and Azuki's constant nitpicking doesn't help her situation. She tries her best to be a good example to her younger sisters, Chocola and Vanilla even if does come off forced. Azuki however thinks the Kashou goes too easy on Coconut instead improving on her own. Azuki hides behind sarcasm instead of opening up herself. The theme is about sibling rivalry, eldest versus youngest. The ultimate clash between Azuki and Coconut is very dramatic and quite emotional. Once they put their differences aside, they make up and become more bonded than ever. Comedy and fan service is a lot of fun even if it gets repetitive at times. Art is beautiful though the music is lacking. As a sequel it stands great on it's own as the first 3 volumes handles two characters at a time. It's a wondeful improvement on the first volume, which felt lacking or too short. I'd say this is second best in the series.

Shortest visual novel ever! The art style doesn't match. Very lacking. But at least it's free so nothing of value wasn't lost.

Modern Animal Crossing with endless customising possibilities. Tom Nook welcomes you to a remote island, where he is going build a society. With your help of course. This game is heavily implemented with customising options and even more collectibles. And of course there are new villagers, that every AC fan would sacrifice any unfortunate NPC villager just to have a Raymond or Audie in their island. But even with these new editions, there are also some downsides. Like dialogue regardless who you talk to, they all say the same thing despite having a personality type. And the fact that tools deteriorate upon usage. Which can get very annoying, while collecting all the fish, bugs and fossils. And bigger inventory space doesn't fix that issue. As I mentioned earlier, customising has a prominent role in this game. One of the main gameplay features introduces you to crafting. You will be very reliant on this skill in order complete your island, and progress through the small tasks given by Tom Nook. Museum's collection has also grown from the previous games. And little shops and points of interests can be unlocked as you slowly build up your island. There is also an achievement system as well to track your progression. For every task and achievement you get points, that you can later use to buy furniture or other items in Nook ATM. The game really highlights it's upgraded graphics, but loses some substance along the way. But that's just a minor nitpick. This is one best ones games to pick if you are buying Nintendo Switch for the first time or if you are new to Nintendo in general. It's a simple slice of life game with unlimited customising possibilities.

So far the steamiest volume in the series. This volume focuses on last two cat girls in the family: Maple and Cinnamon. Maple is stubborn, when it comes to her appearance and character. She often lectures her sisters about honesty and voicing their opinion yet she can't be honest with herself. Cinnamon is very close friends with Maple. Her personality can be a little weird, but she means well. However she doesn't know how to think for herself. She tends to follow the crowd in this case Maple. Like with previous volumes we get to explore Maple's and Cinnamon's relationship. We also find out that, Shigure has put her cat girls on the internet, garnering more attention to the cafe. This also the longest visual novel in the series since there's 15 chapters in total. Once again the CG art is amazing. It looks even more polished and colourful. Voice-acting is also amazing quality. Whether it's a intimate scene or more serious and emotional moment. I ended up laughing at many moments and almost tearing up at more wholesome moments. So far this is my favorite volume of the series.

Simple and cute visual novel with everyone'a favorite cat waifus. The series comprises of a feline family with only two siblings looking after them. Main protagonist Kashou, a patissier and his loving little sister Shigure the caretaker have six catgirls, each having a colorful personality. Volume 1 focuses on two inseparable cat sisters, Chocola and Vanilla. Chocola is the youngest and most naiive of the cat girls. Vanilla is more mature and reserved compared to her sister. This volume also shows the beginning of Kashou's dream, which is opening a cafe. Story is sweet, characters lovable and voice-acting top-notch. CG art is also wonderful. As visual novels go this is one of good ones to start with if you are new to visual novel genre.

Love the adorkable Micah. However the achievements don't work even though I played several playthroughs including secret route. Hopefully this issue can be fixed soon.

A short Yuri love story with your basic ebi-hime art style. Easy to complete. Story is average, didn't leave much of an impression.

Absolutely loved the artwork. Would love to see the whole game like this one.

Wish it was longer. Limited amount of options, that don't affect the nonexistent story. It's free though, so you don't really lose anything except your time.

Short and simple. Nice art and lovely yuri waifus. Easy to complete. Would have loved to see more CG's.

Short, but fun puzzle game. I was hoping for a plot though. The setup takes place in a big house filled with puzzles. Your goal is to leave the house by solving puzzles. There is no narrative to speak of, which is a shame. If you like puzzles and RPG Maker games, this one is for you.

This game is bizarre. Basically you relive the same day over and over again. As you progress it gets a little dark and confusing. English translation is amateur-ish, gameplay simplistic and the story is confusing. But it's a breeze to play through.

Such a disappointment. The world is barren, game is buggy and collection cards unnecessarily expensive. Don't recommend. Not even for the fans of the franchise.

Cool 3D platformer hack&slash at first, but gets really grindy and repetitive after a few dungeons. The English voice acting is really amateurish. Servers don't always work. Item drops aren't very good. You'll be fighting a lot of the same enemies. I don't know if the game gets better the more dungeons you go through.

This game can be played through in 20 minutes or less. Humorous dialogue and funny characters. If you have any knowledge about KFC, this game will be a breeze. This game includes pop quizzes about KFC and cooking in general. Bizarre, but a fun experience.

Simple clicking game with a harem of 9 monster girls to unlock. There are various classes you have to upgrade to get currency and mana. Higher the class, the higher the income. In order to unlock one waifu, you need a certain amount of money and magic. After unlocking you get a special story to read. You don't have to grind for hours to get your harem. Your game will collect more and more currency, even when you're not playing. So you don't have pay real money, to speed up the process. It's an alright time killer.

Very relaxing and fun visual novel. Perfect game to play after a stressful day. You almost feel apart of these adorable cat girls. Scenario is simple: You spend a day with a Neko family. Downside is that playtime is too short. If you are new to this series, this is a good game to start with.

Very detailed searching game with hundreds of cats. Your mission is to collect batteries to get back to present day. Yes, there's time machines in this game. You get to travel back in time and slowly progress towards the future. It's cute and fun plus it's good practice for your eyes to specially hidden kittens. You can also purchase DLC for travel even further back in time. Would love to travel those decades myself. Anyway, this game is fun.

Stylistic visual novel with a dark twist. Love the pixel art style and the Undertale sound effects during dialogue. Hopefully we get more games like this.

A thought provoking story about being an online influencer. Specifically V-tubers. Music is peaceful, art beautiful, and the story moving.

A gloomy visual novel, where you are the main character. You are chased by something evil. You have three paths to choose from. Which ever you choose it matters not. What matters is what you choose once you have chosen that path. Art is nice, atmosphere dark and it has a Yuri love story elements. It's alright for a free visual novel.

Great voice acting. Wished it was a little longer and more things to do other than reading through text. CG images are decent. Loved the characters.

If you like clicking things and completing games with ease, Nayu's got that covered. With cute art style and speedy clicking mechanics, you can breeze through this game in no time and have fun with it. The only collectibles are costumes, which are adorable and of course many in-game achievements. I was hoping this game would have been a little longer. So this might too easy for completionists. But if you don't find that a problem, enjoy the cute silliness.

If you want a quick playthrough with a side or weirdness, this game is easy to breeze through. Once you start the game it gets dark. It handles the topic of protagonist's declining mental health. You can either choose to be an **** or a supportive friend. Sometimes there's creepy images, and the art style is bloody pixels. It's up to interpretation on what the player can see.

So far I've only played the TOS route and it's pretty decent. The missions are kinda one and the same. Enter the ground level, scan stuff, shoot bad guys, talk to people, enter the long space battle, destroy enemy ships, collect your bounty. I don't know if other timelines or factions work differently, but so far it's alright. For a hardcore Trekkie you might enjoy the dialogue or familiar characters/places.

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This is perhaps one of my favorite videogames of all time. The macabre artstyle, witty dialogue, eerie atmosphere, all bundled in one lovely package. Gameplay consists mostly platforming and satisfying combat. Occassionally there are few puzzles in each level, which differ from one another depending on the area itself. Although the jumps can get slippery at times. Combat mechanics varies from close slashing to ranged projectiles depending on which enemies your are facing. You also unlock different costumes for each level you complete (there are 7 in total.) Another element included in this game are the collectables. There's loads of teeth, that act as currency, which can be used to upgrade weapons. Then there are Bottles and Memories, that offers more lore of the game and references from it's predecessor (American McGee's Alice). The plot is an continuation of the last game. Alice is having trouble with her past traumas (surviving a house fire, which killed her family). Her therapist tries to make her forget her past, but she wants to know, what caused the fire. At the same time, the Wonderland is falling into ruin from the effect of Alice's broken memories. It is up to her to not only save Wonderland, but herself as well. This sequel is definitely an improvement from the last game. However I wished there was more additional content, particularly with cosmetics. If there were more weapons, gadgets or costumes to buy, that would give the currency available some worth.

If you imagined yourself as a furry, and had chance to date some attractive anthromorphic dates, would do you give it a try? Whether you are new to the furry community, or already own a fursuit, this game has little bit of everything for furries or non-furries. The plot is simple: you are single and want to pair up with someone. Your roommate helps you hooking at a night club, where you meet different characters, whom you get to date. Each of them have a unique personality. From egotistical, but insecure lions, to nerdy, yet reserved characters. The character designs are also unique. Ranging from mammals to literal dragons. So if that's your thing, have fun with this one.

Addicting at first, feels like a chore after 200 hours. As the first person shooters go this game is easily in my top 3. As of today there are 20+ heroes to choose from. Each of them are divided into three classes: Tank, Dps and Support. Each character plays differently, but most share similar play styles. Tanks are a wall, that pushes the team forwards. They are heavy to move around with, but do a great deal of damage. DPS is arguebly the most popular class. Most of the time these heroes like to go solo, lead the team or just like to showoff. Often times this class gets picked the most (talking from experience), so don't be suprised if you end up filling in as either a tank or support class. Then finally there's the Support class. It is the easiest class to play. All you have to do is keep your teammates alive. Sure the weapons aren't that effective, but as a support main player myself it's thanks to our boosts and heals, you're still alive! There are four game modes: Quick play, Competitive, Arcade, Custom mode. In Quick play is great mode hop in if you're into casual fun. If you like a little variety there's an Arcade mode for that. If you really want to challenge yourself and hit the scoreboards, (become a pro player maybe?), that's what Competitive mode is for. Lastly there's the custom mode, where you get to try out levels created by other players. Most addicting portion of the game comes from the cosmetic items and levels you gain after every match. Most skins are creative while the rest are mostly recolors of regular skins. Only lacking parts are the story and patch updates. I'd love to know more about the characters and their world, but Blizzard barely fill those gaps in. Sure there are animated shorts and comics, but no campaign or single player stories to play? Then there's the ineffective patches of the game. Blizzard seems to make unnecessary patches, that effect the game. For example some of the heroes weapons don't always work as they should. Like shooting sometimes one bullet at a time or incapability to heal others. And no matter how many times you reinstall or reset the internet router, the faults still remain. Sequel so far looks like the first installment with accessories. From what I've seen from the beta gameplay it plays exactly the same as the first installment. I don't care if the game is free, the issues still remain. Maybe the sequel might have actual story campaigns, but I still feel like there should have been something in the first game other than easter eggs. But even with all that said, I still love Overwatch. And when the game works it's a lot fun. (No but seriously Blizzard get your **** together.)