Recent reviews by 2DKiri

As far as idle games go, this game is good. There'll be a point when you'll feel stuck because progression is really slow but once you make it past that it's better again.
Personally, I got annoyed by playing the game but I wanted to get all the achievements. Now, that I have them I feel relieved and won't play again. (Please don't add any more achievements!)

This game is amazing. I like the balance of different playstyles during day and night times. It's stressful but then every survival game should be. You can't pause the game and look around / plan ahead but you can slow it down which helps.
There are a handful different scenarios to play and a scenario editor to make your own.

I want to like this game but in its current state, I can't.
The snow and rain effect make me nauseous. The colours for blueprints have such a high contrast, they're uncomfortable to look at. Doors are hardly distinguishable from walls. At night, the game is way too dark. And these are just my problems with the game's visuals. Despite what it looks like, it feels like you can't control enough / don't get enough info about what's going on.

I'll keep an eye on it because despite all of that, I still think that it has potential.

I recommend it because it's not bad but I'd wait for a sale.

A simple but enjoyable fantasy JRPG. My main critique is that you can't exclusively play with keyboard. Navigating the menu and combat sometimes requires a mouse which is annoying.

Also beware that the menu screen has a moving background and might cause nausea.

I really liked the idea of this game but sadly it wasn't enough. The controls are clunky, the mechanics are overly complicated and badly explained, and you can fail a level (spending all resources) without a way to repeat just that one level. When I played on release, I was stuck in a level because the game let me advance to the next one without having the required building unlocked. I talked to the developer and they said that they fixed it. Still, I'm disappointed.

What an incredible, innovative and emotional game. It's not difficult nor mechanically challenging but that's also not the point. I loved every minute of this unique journey accompanying a girl dealing with grief and creating a fantasy world to cope.

A played a couple hours in early access but a lot after version 1 released. I like a good survival city builder and I think Endzone is one.
You can either play endless mode or 10 scenarios. However, once you've figured out how to survive, the game can get boring quickly. What keeps me hooked are the achievements. Without them, the game's appeal drops quickly.

Version 1 review:
The game's humour is amazing. You're mid management for a dungeon company and send monsters out to protect dungeons and collect blood and tears from invading heroes.
There are 3 masters to choose from, each have different monster types and therefore playstyles available. Turn-based combat reminds of Darkest Dungeon and no matter whether you fail or succeed, you gain XP with your master and become stronger.
It's especially fun playing with Twitch integration. Viewers get monsters named after them and can vote on what dungeons to protect and who gets a buff.

Cozy Grove is a super chill and cute collectathon. My only problem with it is that it's timegated (like Animal Crossing for example). There's around 30 minutes of content each day. After that, you can still fish, collect materials on the ground and craft but you can't progress the story further until the next day. It's slightly annoying. For some reason, cooking is also timegated. You go to an NPC, order food and have to wait at least 1h for it arrive.
Apart from that it's fun.

Imagine Prison Architect but in a school setting. It's not as polished especially the UI is unpleasant to look at but still a nice base builder. You can play the tutorial, scenarios or sandbox mode.