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Walking simulator with a very intriguing story that defies my physics degree and many things. Here, we try to make America a whole, not a hole.

Classic 8-bit farming game of legendary quality. Retreat from being white-collar to an isolated eternal village where everyone looks derp, helpless and hold many secrets.

You are a human with an immutable biological clock. After 2 AM, you pass out. Now get up and buy seeds from a monopoly store that is closed on a discounted movie ticket day. Grow them to buy better tools to grow them more and more. Get into the abyss to find some ores, fight monsters and go deeper. Make friends with villagers and discover their hidden secrets. Marry a (wo)man and have children. Restore faith in humanity the community hall to see what will happen next. Fishing for rarer fish. Foraging for better luck. Take part in festivals and compete in events.

There are still so much to be discovered, and random encounter makes the game more enjoyable. Now, you see there are a lot of things to do. Have I spent more than 150 hours already? My goodness!

Succulents growing simulator where my plants never die. Just parched. I'll get one random free seed a week. I water them, pick out weeds, and watch these little saplings grow. Oh! there is a little snail, too. Check this game out once week, once a month, or whenever I remember it.

Now, I am growing real plants, a lot of them. Growing from seeds and propagation. Trying to take a good care of them. And I am really happy watch them grow.

The Long Dark has come a long way, from an early access game on Steam's Greenlight project to a very well made survival game. We (you or me) are survivor of a plane crash and trying hard to survive through the harsh cold environment of northern Canada. The images look artistic, simple and soft but the gameplay itself feels so real, so atmospheric. The wind is howling and freezing deep to the bone. Food and firewood are running out. We are scavenging things that are scattering around. We are hunters and to be hunted by wolves and bears. We are here, alone.

The Long Dark comes with three modes: Wintermute (story), Sandbox and Challenge. The firstborn is the Sandbox which is the main mode for me. Survive endlessly. This is more like a rogue-like and walking simulator mode. Some research is cumulative and carries over the game. When a research is completed, we will gain a permanent buff.

Challenge is a short game, usually taking about 1-3 hours, but very challenging. Will we realise the error of our way before it is too late?

Wintermute is a long-awaited story mode after many years of development. There are 4 EPs now and more are expected to come. It is a forgiving mode like the tutorial of the sandbox mode. We are not alone and we have tasks to accomplish. I found it's more like a talking simulator than a walking one because there is no way to speed up a conversation or skip it. Stories are compelling and pretty awkward at the same time. They shouldn't talk many riddles or they are probably being left alone in the wilderness for too long.

Graphics are decent, but optimisation can be better. Minimalism should come with minimum cost. I cannot play on the max setting with a mid-range graphics card, but the images don't get much different, so it is fine anyway.

TL;DR Balance game but wasting time with depressing gameplay. Toxic community. Best to watch and to play with friends.

A game that is only fun to watch and good to play with friends in a full team. Playing with strangers is worse than doing nothing ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around. The community is toxic as always (since the beginning). Even in the international tournament, you can still see someone type 'ez game' when they win. Reporting has nothing to do with such a toxic player that much.

This MOBA game is pretty much balance and relatively less snowball with higher change to come back than other games. All heroes are unlocked and you don't have to pay to get them. Two things to pay for are cosmetics and a subscription to Dota plus. Which are purely optional.

The learning curve is very steep and no one gonna be so kind toward you (except your friends). They won't teach you to play, instead, they say GIT GUD or you're the one to be blamed. Gameplay is depressing because you tried so hard and then be crushed by some immature people with no sportsmanship. Progress is slow but the combat is too fast. The screening coverage (field of view) is too tight. It's impossible to see the overall situation of a full team fight.

The graphics are smooth. However, the loading screen is very slow and can make your PC freeze when launching. Launching the game in windowed mode can partially solve the problem. The file size is as huge as an open-world game (~30Gb), but it has only ONE MAIN MAP to play!!! The game can also be started even if some players are still on the loading screen.

This is an adventure platform-puzzle game telling the young girl's journey to overcome grief. The story is a bit short but well made. The puzzle is pretty more casual than being a puzzle game. Interestingly, this small game is one of the most beautiful games I have played. The graphics are clean, smooth, unique and vibrant, with the right amount of details. The transition of progress is visually impressive. Soundtracks are also great as they make the atmosphere more perceivable and more intense. Recommend to play with a controller.

Thank you Nomada Studio for making such a great game.

I like the idea of the game, but at this time, it's not fun for me. Perhaps I will play it again when it is completed. For the gameplay, I have nothing to do and I am bored while waiting for a season to be changed (so that the tree will grow). Adjusting the camera angle is difficult and selecting a branch of the tree is hard to aim. I also experienced a problem with optimization which rendered with low frame rate. Moreover, the texture quality is quite unpleasant.

One of the best RPG games:
+ Great story line, timeline and lore.
+ Many quests can be completed in different ways and can also started questing by surprise. No lollygaggin'!
+ Fun dialogues with NPCs, espcially with hold guards.
+ Easier leveling system compared to Oblivion. Good decision for developing this way, nowaday, we need some more simplicity.
+ Great atmospheric soundtracks.
+ Game that can be modded is always a good game. Thanks to very nice mod community.

Skyrim is a bit old, there are some limitation and bugs:
- Game was developed in 32-bit system, can be crashed and caused some troubles. Let's play Special Edition.
- Old-fashioned combat system, still fun, but should be improved for Elder Scrolls VI.