shaxx
BACKER
2022
looking at this game made my eyes feel happy. its so, so, so pretty.
the gameplay is fun too, but definitely on the shorter side. starting off can be a little difficult, but after the first playthrough you kind of figure out what you need and what to do to get to endgame production levels super quickly, which kind of takes the fun out of it.
however, i definitely see myself coming back to play the creative mode, because like i said before: its so fucking pretty!!
the gameplay is fun too, but definitely on the shorter side. starting off can be a little difficult, but after the first playthrough you kind of figure out what you need and what to do to get to endgame production levels super quickly, which kind of takes the fun out of it.
however, i definitely see myself coming back to play the creative mode, because like i said before: its so fucking pretty!!
2023
2020
whenever i truly love something, words always seem to fail me. i can't think of anything that would do bg3 justice, and trying to reduce it into a "this game has astarion in it!" (which is a very wonderful, very positive aspect of the game) doesn't seem fair.
i will be carrying this game in my heart and mind, always.
i will be carrying this game in my heart and mind, always.
2018
2023
after botw i knew i needed to look at totk as a separate game from the rest of the zelda series, bc while both are very good, they dont feel like zelda games usually do, which lead to me being initially disappointed in botw when it first came out. getting to go into totk knowing it would be more like botw than it would be like all the previous zelda games made it the delight that it is.
its truly amazing how everything from botw was taken and improved upon. the same map was expanded and made to feel new, new mechanics that are vastly more useful were added (although i do miss my remote bombs, still), and getting to play in a world where people recognize link has a special kind of charm that makes me think of the oracle of ages/seasons games.
i am very easily swayed emotionally, so towards the end i was crying pretty hard. even if the game format isn't classic zelda, the characters are still the same, and i love them all so very, very dearly.
its truly amazing how everything from botw was taken and improved upon. the same map was expanded and made to feel new, new mechanics that are vastly more useful were added (although i do miss my remote bombs, still), and getting to play in a world where people recognize link has a special kind of charm that makes me think of the oracle of ages/seasons games.
i am very easily swayed emotionally, so towards the end i was crying pretty hard. even if the game format isn't classic zelda, the characters are still the same, and i love them all so very, very dearly.
2022