Junoh315

Usually I would overlook bugs for indie developers. However, they have already made several games. There is no excuse for their game to have so many bugs in it. Some even ruin the game. I've had to actually restart several times in order to beat the game. The only reason why I decided to beat it was due to the fact that I wanted to give it a review that would reflect my opinion of the game. There are many reasons to dislike this game so I'll go with the most annoying one: Invisible walls. I've encountered several locations where it's almost impossible to go to the objective because they're blocked by invisible walls. The only way to fix one of them was to restart the game and play from the beginning. This game is extremely unpolished. The graphics are decent but seem dated. Since this game was made by an indie developer, I'm not going to deduct any points because of that. The voice acting is decent for an indie developer so there are no problems there but the dialogue itself is pretty terrible. They really should have gotten a better scriptwriter. The control layout was decent but actually moving the character feels clunky. I'm not going to go into details about it, but your character feels less agile than the average PS2 game character. From the terrible controls, to the terrible story, there's really nothing that can be worse than that, right? Well, I wish that was correct. The AI is probably the second worst thing about the game, the worst thing being the game-breaking glitches. It's easy to exploit their weaknesses and they feel broken most of the time. If this was a game in alpha development then it MIGHT be excusable but it's not in alpha development. This is a fully released game with an ending that suggests a sequel. The game just felt lifeless and they're making a sequel. I regret to inform Wild Game Studios that I will not be purchasing it if it ever comes out. Why would I want to buy a sequel to a game that made me want to throw my computer out of a window? Constant QTEs, puzzles that are just too easy, a story that makes you question how old the scripwriter was, and so many game-breaking bugs. I think that's the best way to sum up this game. While Wild Game Studios' recent unwarranted DMCA claim on was extremely terrible, I am reviewing their product so it will only be mentioned. It will not contribute to the final score. Not that it needs any help. With a game this bad, I can only give it a 0/10.

Recettear is a surprisingly fun game about a girl that is in debt. While it can get repetitive, there is a lot of replay value. This is definitely a great game to buy if you love RPGs.

I've been putting off making a review until I beat the game. It took around 40 hours to beat the game and I had fun at every moment. Grand Theft Auto 5 breathes new life into the Grand Theft Auto series. After Grand Theft Auto 4, I thought that Rockstar wasn't going to release a game that could beat San Andreas. I was very wrong. From the heists to the Strangers and Freaks missions, there are over 100 missions and activities to keep you occupied for well over 40 hours. Most likely more once Online launches. There were few faults that I could find with the game. Still, the main fault I had was enough for me to deduct 1 point from the score. When you redo heists, you do not gain extra money. This makes an interesting concept(Being able to replay missions) fall short of being perfectly executed. It wouldn't be much of an issue if you could do generic bank robbery jobs but the only other cash you can get is a few thousand dollars from sticking up gas stations or robbing people; both of which are time consuming and tedious after a while. The lack of generic bank jobs that you can execute whenever you feel like it makes the game fall a little short. Other than that, I have no complaints with the game.