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It's an okay and relaxing game.
Though I'm more of an action person and I really see myself reflecting that in the game,
spending most of the time in the mines for combat, barely caring about the farm.
It might be just me, but I don't get myself statisfied enough to watch crops grow and wait for the fish to bite.

But for the farmers out there, I think the game's good enough for that to say it's recommended.

I've to warn though, the controls with the mouse+keyboard. are hard to use properly.

From my view, it has their good and bad sides. and some of them are a matter of opinion.
It's only too bad that the game didn't fit well to my opinion. But the game is worth the try.

I'm overall neutral about this, And I'm very two-sided to give it a positive or negative response.

It's however worth pointing out the next things before you buy:

Pro's:
- Great animations, I've really enjoying them, especially Shantae herself.
- Great Soundtrack. They're really fitting to them, some of them are arabic, and sometimes it fits even Castlevania.
- Every character has pretty much their own full body render art during dialogues.
- It has their humor, mostly classic humor.
- Fanservice. That's pretty much the game's main point. There are busty ladies with bra's and bikini's everywhere. Now combine it with the full body renders and you've an anime visual novel in a platformer game.
However, I'm not a visual novel fan, When I'm playing a game I prefer the gameplay over the artwork, and honestly I think it would have been fine enough for me if it were just head pictures. I can't take my time to look at their bodies if they might have something important to tell. Maybe appealing for other people. just not for me.

Cons:
- The controls are ... weird, I guess you'll get used to it, but it's weird for me when everything is assigned to a different button. An example: Attack, talk and confirm has 3 seperate buttons, while it would have been more user-friendly if they mixed it into one. This also takes away a bit of the combat flow.
- Difficulity spikes, The game feels too easy at the start. but later on the game turns out to becomes harsh. (The final area is a huge twist compared to the overall game.)
- Fullscreen seems a bit buggy sometimes when using alt-f4.
- Lack of animations, sounds a little ironic as I also said that they've great animations. But sometimes I've noticed that it looks like only halfway done. Causing a bit of a quality break. It sometimes feels like there could have been some extra animations here and there: The idle animations looks the same every time despite their artworks shows different expressions, it's a bit odd to me as the standard idle animation doesn't really fit with the situation sometimes.
And sometimes when I expected to see an unique animated cutscene by an event, the screen goes black instead. It's a little bit easily done in that term and that's a bit disappointing. Because the animations does look good and I could have certainely see that potential.

My own opinion:
I think this game differs too much from what I'm used to with Metroidvania's. And there have been parts that I don't find logical to happen. I do have played the game untill the end though, including the secret ending as I was pretty close to that. But in all honestly, there has been parts that rather takes me away from replaying it. The game didn't really fit my style, but that doesn't make it a bad game. It also has their good sides, as there were several music, animations, mechanics and upgrades that I've enjoyed.

Overall, I've been really trying to love the game, but it didn't really fit at my end.
The real question is where your interests are at, because for me, it's really hard to tell to which audience this game is really meant.
- If you want to play the game for the difficulity and 'Metroidvania' level design, Then I find the game is on the easy side. Despite the insane difficulity ramp at the end. It does have the Metroidvania feelings though, but I find it done rather simple.
- If you want to play the game for the art design, go ahead. The animations, music, art and most character cast design were enjoyable for me. Just be aware that you'll get a really hard time finishing it.

That's it for Pirate's Curse, It didn't fit my style, but I don't hate it, hopefully 1/2 Genie Hero gives me a better experience what Shantae is about.

As a big momodora fan, I'll just put my honest review about this game.

The game is cute, that's for sure. it also is a good improvement over it's previous ones.
The soundtrack and design is also really nice overall.

However, it's also really short. You pay €2,- for it, and that's likely the average amount of hours spend on it. If not less.
The Gameplay is linear, so it's not really a time where you would be stuck with something. and it's difficulity settings can range from invincible to insanity, which is quite a huge gap.

If you want to try out the Momodora series, I rather recommend starting with Momodora: Reverie under the Moonlight first.
And if you found that game fun and want to look for more of the series, then it'll be worth the details this game shows.

It's a good game, the looks on the backgrounds are really beautiful to look at.

It has also a lot of magnet puzzles. a real lot. I would almost call it more of a puzzle game than an adventure game at the moment. but it does have a decent amount of adventure in it.

Combat wise, with the exception of the boss fights, it has almost no combat at all.
It just wasn't my expectation when I saw a picture like below, so don't let this picture tell you that you've to fight a lot: http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/249590/header.jpg?t=1447358515

My only nitpick: You have only a single life, and you restart over at the start of the room. for a puzzle, this isn't really as bad. but for the bossfights, it is heavy. you need to know the entire boss patterns before you're able to beat it. One suprise attack and you can restart again.

Otherwise, it's a good game, they show an interesting story without sharing a single word. and there are a lot of secrets to discover as well. although some of them can be really hard to find.

Short said, it's a great puzzle game with beautiful views and interesting magnet puzzles.
You can see it as a platform Zelda game without random enemy encounters.

Overall, the game's neutral.

The concept of the game overall is really creative. and I enjoy the game because of it.
But it has their flaws.

The devs are trying to improve the gameplay each time, but with everytime they've done something good, they've messed up something else.

And so my opinion about this game varies from time to time. continiously I've moments that I'm thankful that they've implemented features I wanted in the game, and at the other time, I'm like "why did you do this?"

And I've been like that for almost 3 years.
They're sometimes improving the one, and messing up the other. so constantly my thoughts about the game are both good and bad.

It's not just the devs fault though, this game also seems to be very meta based. you'll realise soon that been strong is more important than look good. (this already became a thing since the block colors have beem premium-locked)

But is it worth a try? If you're with some friends, and can afford premiumship, then things will work out for you.
But remember that people are always aiming at the current meta, and that removes the creativity of the game.

Cool combat mechanics.
Pretty unique artstyle.
Super Cute character.
Though shorter than the average castlevania, but it has enough various secrets to discover while playing again.

A must for every Castlevania fan.

It's a fun game, I do have enjoyed it several times.
But there have been my nitpicks that removes the replay value of it.

- It's hud is not user-friendly, Several aspects that involve scrolling, item management, selling, and stat viewing could all be improved.
- Sailing part is rather boring, although real sailing pretty much works the same way, but there was pretty much nothing else to do but sitting in your chair, waiting untill you've reached your destination.
- Objectives were pretty much the same, it could have some more variations.

Overall, the game is fun though, it has it's sillyness that I've enjoyed while playing, and the management of hunger, crewmates, cash and morality were great mechanics.
I've enjoyed several fights and music as well...and man...those penguin sounds....I don't even.

But, should I recommend this? After thinking for a while, I decided to say no.
The game has it's bugs and nitpicks, and their updates have been really low lately, despite my expectations.

Personally, I feel like the devs have abandoned this game in order to have more focus on their new game: "Pixel Privateers". at the moment I've more expectations on that game in the future. so it might be better to save your money for that one.

What I like about Terraria is it's huge diversity. I used to compare it with Runescape, without the MMO part, and it's an action/adventure RPG rather than turn-based.

You can play the game in a lot of different ways and classes. You've melee, ranged, magic and summon, but melee has various types of weapons, and ranged has bows, guns, rockets ect. You're free to use whatever you like, though it's often a fun challenge to limitate yourself to a specific class or subclass.
Each playthrough feels unique on it's own right, and it can be very difficult too, depending on the world/character settings, and which options you decide to limitate yourself to.

Terraria is unique that it's the closest to a "randomised metroidvania/sandbox" game.

And besides the gameplay, I love the artstyle, music, the many bossfights and ways to try out different builds with armor and accessories.

This game hits hard on Multiplayer, Novelty, Creativity, and Evolution, making it basically replayable for years.

It's not without it's flaws though, a lot of items are random drops, and thus the game also has a lot of grinding to get the item you want to defeat the boss with.
There also have been updates with design choices I personally didn't agree with. But I don't feel like to mention these as they're things of the past now.

For just €10,- this game is really undervalued with the massive updates it has recieved, I definility say it's more than worth the price.