Reseñas recientes de MissDelrapaz

I went in blind (absolutely go in blind), and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥ crying this game is so beautiful. The story is amazing and the mechanics are absolutely phenomenal and like... just go play this game it's a masterpiece.

This game is a buggy timesink with a 50/50 split of toxic players and really friendly ones.
There's just something really fun in learning the game's mechanics, different loops, different tiles... And it feels even better when you manage to put it all together in a match and pull it off.
Such a shame at the amount of toxicity found in this game. The good moments only just barely make up for the seemingly unending stream of interactions from the toxic side of the fanbase.
10/10 would dead hard wrong again.

Classic Goobisoft, crashes every time I try to open it and on the occasion that it actually loads, we have network issues with uplay. It's a no from me chief

This game was and forever will be the greatest card game I've ever played. Cried when I saw the news. Goodbye glorious game, may flights of gems and spirit orbs sing thee to thy rest.

LiEat is an example of a game done properly. I absolutely love it. The artsyle is charming, the music sets the scene nicely and the story, while sometimes lacking, is overall extremely well written. The one complaint I have with these three games (yes, you get three games for $3), is that they are too short. I completed them all in under 4h, and then proceeded to re-play the games a few times to get all the achievements, and for my own personal enjoyment. Fantastic value for the price of a chocolate bar, it's too bad that Miwashiba will not make any more of these. LiEat IV is a light novel that you can find with a google search, but Miwashiba stated that she won't make any more games. It's just too bad that such a fantastic developer doesn't want to make any more. I would buy any LiEat game in a heartbeat.

TL;DR at the bottom of the page.
The graphics are a major upgrade to KF1, not the main point of the game but still nice to have none the less. The gameplay to my knowledge hasn't been changed much, and thats not a bad thing. Solid and addictive gameplay mixed with the graphical upgrade makes for an even better game then KF1.
Even though this game is great, its unfinished. My personal favorite class from KF1, the Sharpshooter, isn't avalable yet in KF2. There are also other classes that are new to the game that havn't been implomented yet like the gunslinger that I badly want to try, but sadly they arn't avalable yet. Hopefuly there will be a update soon that adds in new classes, and a haloween sale so I can buy cheaper.
TL;DR:
Is the game good? Absolutly 100% yes.
Is it worth $30? Debatably yes, depends on the date and upcoming sales.
Would I reccommend it for $30? Absolutly, but again, this depends on the person.
Will I buy it for $30? No, but only because haloween is right around the corner (review written on 24 of oct) and im hoping it'll go on sale.

Its good, I can see its appeal. Its easy to learn, its got a lot of content, its cheap (i got my copy for $1).
Do I like it? Not personaly.
Do I reccommend it? Absolutely yes. You could either open 2 cases or buy this game. For those who like this type of game, its a trick question. GG

This little, extremely inexpensive arcade game is worth the entire $3 I spent on it. In all seriousness, this game has been with me for a while and I have gifted it to a few people in an attempt to get the highest score between all of us, not an easy task. This game combines addictive chiptunes with BRUTAL gameplay that will make you want to smash your head into your keyboard, then pick up the remains and stab it. Multiple times. Who ever thought surviving one minute could be so difficult? Obviously not me!
Pros:
-Addictive gameplay
-Competitive gameplay for the highest score in your group
-Great soundtrack
-Wonderful color palette (in my oppinion)
Cons:
-Too short
-Once the patterns are memorized it becomes significantly easier
-I only find myself playing for about 30-40min at a time

Rating: 8/10. Easily one of the best and cheapest arcade "compete for a high score" games I have in my library to date.