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A lot of people say the story is incredibly and whatnot but it is a slowburner and Final Fantasy XIV is not a "it gets good after 90 billion hours" game; it's a game that if you do (or don't) know where you're going and what you're doing, you will find something for you almost immediately.

Most of the content is locked behind the main story quest which at the beginning I thought was a bummer, but in all honesty being able to tackle content slowly, patch by patch with only the things available back then, has been a wonderful experience for me.

At the beginning I was turn down by the baby easy difficulty of things, but the more I played and delved into harder and newer content, the more I found myself deeply lost in the mechanics, enjoying my time a lot, and this can happen since the very beginning!

Solo POTD is like THE game's biggest challenge in ARR due to the amount of experience with all the mechanics you need to fully beat the game. It is a true test of knowledge, skill, endurance and composture. I've been attempting it for a while now and it's been great, specially because this kind of content, "deep dungeons", isn't just this one, there are more of these with different scenarios, enemies and whatnot.

The second time I really fell in love with this game tho, was Eureka, which is a mode that if you die, you lose XP and levels and requires communication, teamwork, and a good knowledge of everything. I love it.

There's also a bunch of other stuff that I love, like savage content, how the difficulty differences in dungeons/trials add more attacks and complex mechanics, and hell, even the more casual stuff like the golden saucer content (triple triad, lord of verminion, etc.), THE GLAMOURS, and the random social interactions with strangers.

In all honesty; FFXIV has something for everyone. When I was in the free trial and was locked out of pretty much every social interaction I kinda did not get the fun of it all, but now that I went full trial, I can see myself playing this for multiple years and actually enjoying it rather than playing it out of commitment or any other stupid bs that keeps people hooked.

FFXIV is great and I would say my favorite multiplayer game ever. Definitely recommended, to anyone new (or not) to MMOs. It is a game that has so much to offer that I feel like reviewing it based on specifics can give others the wrong idea that it's just only that kind of content all the time, when it's genuinely really well distributed.

Do know though that most of the really hard and challenging content is optional so you will have to go out of your way to reach that.

There are a bunch of reasons why this game flopped unlike the first one but I'll do my best to try and avoid talking about that.

Management porn games are very common in the porn games industry (?) but not only is this one lacking, but the optimal way to play it is by being boring and focusing in a very small amount of fetishes and girls, barely interacting with any building besides the two main ones (fans/money) because of the time limit.

The first huniepop was also a hit because it featured a varied cast with different personalities and a story with just genuinely great characters, thing that Huniecam doesn't have besides 2 or 3 lines for each girl.

The people that actually jack off while playing this often care about the CGs, but in HunieCam Studio, the CGs are just a cute drawing which.. alright, it is cute, but I think we kind of forget what this game is all about. The art style personally also makes me feel like they're younger versions of the characters which is another point I really don't enjoy.

As a management game, it's lackluster, barebones, easy, boring and limiting in what you can actually do. As a huniepop spinoff, it just uses the characters because their designs are pretty. Sure, some of these characters made it into Huniepop 2, where they were more fleshed out, but sure.

IMO There's other nsfw management games that are a lot better than this game.

Horrible performance and tbh it's not too different from a roblox backrooms game ngl.
The sound design is horrible and the entities and atmosphere is just lacking in so many places.

There are three races that are basically tall mommies and I'm honestly so happy about that lol

I love this little thing.
It's a chatroom but with fishing.

And, you know? When I first heard about it I didn't feel like it was real. I mean, the chatroom genre is dead as ♥♥♥♥ and playing one in 2024 felt amazing. Back in the day chatrooms were basically everywhere. ♥♥♥♥, even TF2 could be considered chatrooms and it was awesome but a lot of that was lost so I'm really glad I was able to scratch that itch again of being social while playing something.
For a long while, roblox used to be my go-to for playing stuff and socializing, but nowadays that's also cooked, to the point the fanbase is way different than it was and is pretty much devoid of any personality besides egirl/eboy or troll.

here it's just as simple as fishing a large fish and everyone next to you going "woah", you grabbing it to display it and spin to then say "fihs" before saving it and continue fishing.
Alternatively, you can just sit down with people and talk or even play music. It's great.

EDIT: The modding community is a bit of a mess, to the point one of the main mod managers added a spyware because they got salty they were banned from the discord and is actively helping a user that crashes games and corrupts savefiles.

Big fan of this developer's works but this one sadly is one of the weakest.
It's basically a escape room with events that get kinkier the more you progress, but never too the point of nudity and or actual sex. It's more centered on the cuteness of a tension of a mutual love without any of them knowing, and definitely ligther than the other games by this developer, as he is known as the "paizuru dude".

I think my main problem with it is that it's easy to get stuck and that's where all of the horny just goes away. To give you an idea, a way to progress is to just follow the NPC around for a while and stay close to her until something happens and a puzzle asks you to know the periodic table.
I enjoyed it, but I can't recommend it. Specially with how short it is but, look

if you're in for just a bit of teasing and things going slow, you might really enjoy it
if you're looking to straight up goon at it, I wouldn't recommend it.

If you look like Nyx IRL, DM me.

If you're looking to play non-vr games in a vr space, this is what you're looking for.
You can choose to get as close (or as far) from the screen as you want and there's 0 input delay when showing your desktop. People can join you and you can interact with them, or just host a private room for your comfort.

I feel like the best thing bigscreen has is that when the room is dark, it's not just a floating overlay with the game or whatever, but a whole simulated space that reflects lightning in the room kinda like how it would happen in real life.
I played a bit of Hotline Miami 2 because I wanted to show off to my wife (who was using the headset) and later to randoms and it just works perfect.
It can take a bit to get used to, specially if you're not used to being that close or that far from the screen, but it's pretty much all I needed.

Will test horror games and visual novels in this later but I'm feeling this is a certified banger app.

Only thing I don't enjoy from this software is that you cannot stream it to people on discord. I understand they would probably want them to join the Bigscreen lobbies, but this is vr only

I think this is the weakest DLC of Goat Sim, but I am extremely biased as I don't like sci-fi.

The original Resident Evil 3 was highly experimental, critically acclaimed and known as one of the best titles of survival horror there were, so when the result was nothing like people expected, people got mad.. and I mean REALLY mad.. and dissapointed.. and sad.

Resident Evil 3 Remake has this thing where it's incredibly linear, offering little replayability, almost no puzzles, and it's inferior in almost every sense to the original, but if you're here for the story.. it's alright.
It connects really well to the other games, allowing you to catch up easily and quick since it's short-- but at what cost?

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The Remake of Resident Evil 2 is something that always comes up to the table when talking about this game's failure as a remake, because RE2 Remake had became the definitive way of playing and experiencing RE2, meanwhile RE3 Remake will forever be seen with an air of "what could of have been".

It is a shame that such an important piece of videogame history was replaced by a negative piece of history. This time; how to not do a remake.
Looking at how RE4 remake turned out, I'm glad they learned of their mistakes.