kirbo_kirbstar
2021
Cute game about the dangers of cutting yourself off from the world. A bit tough to find some of the pieces in some levels though, but good storytelling. I wish it let me display on my Steam profile though.
2022
Truly a wonderful game that I recommend trying out. And surprisingly challenging too, in both terms of puzzles and action. Now, while I'm totally pleased with it being filled with a lot of hidden secrets and stuff, I will admit that the game is kinda bad at telling you that you're on the right path sometimes. There were quite a number of moments where I was walking in a certain direction, thought I reached a dead end, backtracked for a bit, then looked up online and found out the dead end had like a secret ladder somewhere. Also the UI for equipting items is pretty poorly designed and took like 6 hours of gameplay for me to finally be comfortable with it. But if you have enough patience like me then the game will leave you feeling very satisfied by the end. Took me 15 hours and I loved it.
PS: there is no shame in turning on No Fail mode and/or no stamina restrictions when you feel like a boss is just not being fun anymore
PS: there is no shame in turning on No Fail mode and/or no stamina restrictions when you feel like a boss is just not being fun anymore
2018
It seems like a cute and well crafted game but it feels kinda boring to play on your own. Maybe I'll do a proper review of this game if I get someone else to play with.
Very hecking fun game. I didn't think I'd be as into violently slicing up cyborgs as a morally gray protagonist as much I did. It is really freaking fun and the length of the story is honestly perfect imo. It is however notoriously bad at teaching you things because I had to do a lot of Googling at the beginning of this game. But when you look past that, it's a great experience.
Honestly this game is the epitome mobile games overloading themselves so they look like they have more substance than they actually have, and honestly this is your typical basic Cooking Mama gameplay loop that they apparently never added much to since the original DS game. But also this game is mindnumbing enough that it's helped me through when my time of the month gets bad and also insomnia episodes so honestly it aint too shabby.
Cute little game with surprisingly good and realistic lego rendering. Very good at showing a nice story without much text and no dialogue. Sometimes figuring out the objective is a bit tough for later levels but overall a good experience. Also has a sandbox mode where you can build stuff with the virtual legos but I think the UX/UI design of it could be better (though it’s really cute as is)
Seems like a really great game that I do wanna play but as a gamepad player I can't figure out how to not have the Magic button also open the menu, which kinda makes the entire game unplayable for me right now. Maybe will pick up in the future if I feel like figuring it out. Proper UX/UI design is really important.
Okay so this my introduction to Klonoa, so I'm gonna rate this without knowing how the original games are like, but this was an amazing experience. Everything was just so pleasant from the moment I started. Short but really sweet (and honestly we need more short games these days imo). The puzzles were really creative; challenging but not too difficult. The level design was also really well executed too, being a side-scrolling platformer that really took advantage of it being a 3D game. And the stories are really great too. Phantomile was especially emotional for how short it was, but Lunatea was still really delightful. I'd like to go back someday to 100% this game cuz of how fun it was. While the backtracking is done really well, I did sometimes get annoyingly lost. With this being a remake, they could've made a couple of small adjustments to prevent that from happening. But overall a really great couple of 2.5D platformer games. I think they should try making an open world Klonoa game honestly because it seems like they wanted to have that vibe but had to work with limitations.
2022
Really amazing game. I've been going through a bunch of games in my backlog lately that I didn't really care much about, so it was great to play a game that I was excited to keep going with. The end of the base game kinda fumbles a bit, and then the DLC is kinda just unsatisfyingly difficult at times, so it only gets like a 7/10 for me, but overall that's a pretty good score to me, so totally check it out.
2022
Get the Itch.io version so it doesn't mess with your Steam replay or tell every one of your friends that you are currently doing homework.
Super fun bonding experience to play this with someone else. We did kinda give up towards the end and looked up some hints but its okay we got the true ending eventually!
2020
It was fun to play and I see why people really enjoy it, but the school camp out event made me really uncomfortable and I don't want to deal with 60 more hours of stuff like this happening so I think I'll shelve it for the time being
2019
Nice but I don't think roguelikes are for me probably
This was my gateway drug into fighting games
2021
The only live service game I care about. The only game I've ever developed my own meta for. I hope they add Glow and Ice Pikmin soon.