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Sure you could buy any other game that's $20, but with Fall Guys you get a very fast paced and cute looking party game. Games consist of obstacle course runs, team games, and elimination games.

You start out playing with 59 other players. Each game will eliminate a certain amount of players until there is 1 person to claim "Victory Royale".

There's no way to really interact aside from emotes and pulling on playaers.
You'll be laughing, maybe screaming, or even just yelling at the one person who pulls you right at the finish line.

Perhaps the most exciting and explosive DLC mission that continues the story from SP1.

Think Pipeline Destruction, but with even more things to destroy. It truly is a buffet just like Longcaster says. You can start off with the appetizers such as container boxes and small ground units. Or you can go straight for the main courses and destroy the naval ships before they even know what happened. This whole mission is a "There's so much to choose from, but everything will satisfy you, so it's a matter of which one you prefer to 'dine' first".

This mission has my favorite track which kept me really excited the whole way, but the trumpets...I love the trumpets.

Helltaker is 90% a puzzle game where you have a limited amount of moves and your goal is to reach one of the girls at the end. The art is cute and the music will have you bobbing your head or maybe dancing a bit to the beat.

It is short, but still worth a play.

Why this over just the original Halo CE PC version?

This version has a much smoother 60FPS. Mouse aiming feels much better compared to the original PC port which had really high sensitivities and some mouse acceleration.

There's also remastered sounds for guns which you can toggle on and off and of course the option to toggle the "remastered graphics".

Multiplayer is still there as usual and who can forget the really powerful sniper rifle Pistol.

You play as a silent anime girl equipped with a pistol and Thompson (just use the Thompson). You will run around an enclosed map finding meme posters. Your other objective is to also take down Hitler who is in a church.

Gameplay:
Basically, use the Thompson, the pistol doesn't really seem to do much. Enemies are really spongy and may take half a mag to kill one enemy. Your character can also roll a certain direction depending on the direction key that you tap. It's kind of useful for avoiding enemy fire, but most of the time you end up accidentally doing it if you want to adjust your movement direction fast.

Sound:
Despite your character being an anime girl, you make male grunting sounds when you get shot. There's just one song playing on loop endlessly called Erika by Herms Niel. There's no way to adjust the volume. The title theme of the game already shows what kind of masterpiece you'll be playing.

Should you get it?
Why?

My experience so far with Reach is that it does run well even on a lower end machine. (Laptop with an integrated GPU gets me around 30-40 FPS on 720p).

Though I wish there were more PC settings as right now graphical options are limited. There's an FOV slider and an option for 60 FPS or uncapped framerate, but not much graphical options besides "Performance, Original, and Enhanced".

Other than that, there's Reach's Campaign, Firefight mode, and Multiplayer. Multiplayer also has a system where you gain XP during a season. Each season will have a list of rewards for you to unlock which includes the armor cosmetics.

It's still going to take some time for me to get used to playing Halo with a mouse and keyboard, but it still is a lot of fun.

And I realized I'm just bad at Halo games now after nearly a decade of not playing them.

This is an hour long VN that has you go to a cooking university where you meet your best friend, some rivals, odd classmates, and none other than the Colonel himself in all his anime style glory. It seems like an outlandish but a nice PR attempt to try to get people to love KFC again. Only time will tell if this strategy works.

A "Dating Sim"
Throughout the story, you'll cook the iconic foods of KFC such as mashed potatoes with gravy, coleslaw, and Mac N Cheese. In addition, you'll get closer to the Colonel himself as you talk with him. He'll cheer you on and give you advice to make sure you stay motivated to become a great cook. The game has some dialogue options that can result in a game over, but you can restart from a recent point in the VN. The art itself is overly stylized, but given the name of this VN what else did you expect?

I had fun going through this VN even with the silly moments and it might make you consider trying KFC again if you've stopped eating there.

Does this VN have an uncensored patch?
No.
But you could use your imagination. I won't judge.

This is a sandbox type of game where you interact with different monster girls. There's small hub worlds which you can run around in (though there isn't much to interact with besides certain talking events and shops). Most of the gameplay is fetch quests and just meeting girls. Then again, this game isn't finished so I'm not sure how much the game will change on final release. Optimization seems good so far even on a laptop with Intel graphics works well with the Fast setting.

What I've played so far was a decent experience and one that actually surprised me and had me wanting for more. There's a humans vs monsters conflict and you are just a person who has washed up ashore on an island with an android girl. Armed with your smartphone, you'll find new tools and items. The goal being to really find out what happened in the past. In addition, you'll meet different characters and learn more about the island you are on.

Note that there's no complete voice acting yet as all speech is done through watching characters' speech bubbles. There are dialogue options that are there to just give a different type of response to characters and also certain dialogue options that show when a choice being made can change the outcome of an event.

The 'meat' of the game
If you are being honest to yourself, you didn't come here only for an adventure game starring monsters. You can also choose to "get close" to them as the game says. There are certain events highlighted in a red speech bubble or night events where you can do 'lovely' things to the girls. Some of the 'activities' can include riding, paizuri, bl0wjobs, handjobs, and just typical stuff people do in bed. Just with a small twist cause these are monster girls. Again, there isn't really any sound during those scene. Your imagination can help fill the void.

Overall:
I'd say give it a shot. Sure the first impressions of this game might be "just yet another Unity asset flip", but the game was enjoyable for me as a sort of small scale adventure game. The developer has stated he/she will be working on the game which will be a paid release. I'll be excited to see how the game turns out eventually.

PS: My favorite character in general would be Faranne (Tanned Elf Girl).
My favorite girl "Event-wise" would be Eris (Purple Slime Girl). You'll probably figure out why.

LiEat is a simple top down JRPG that centers around a dragon named Efina. Her special ability is being able to "see lies" as physical beings. This allows her to devour them and lets her act as a lie detector. With her ability, she is able to solve mysteries and eventually find out the truth in each story.

LiEat is one of those game you would expect to see made from RPG Maker. Does that mean it's bad? No. However, just keep that in mind because the game art can be a bit misleading from how the actual game looks. Other than that, it is a basic looking JRPG with some slightly animated art in parts of the story.

LiEat takes on a retro look with 8-Bit character sprites. There really isn't much to be said about graphics. The strongest point the game has is the music as it helps to set up to tone of the story and changes as the story unfolds. Some tense moments are amplified thanks to the use of music which can also instill suspense. The default resolution for the game is quite tiny but hitting F4 should allow you to enlarge the game window.

The game is comprised of "3 Games" which are just individual non connected stories all starring Efina and Leo. Without spoiling much, Efina and Leo both embark on journeys and solve mysteries that would otherwise harm innocent people. LiEat 1 has both of them solve a murder mystery. LiEat is about solving an attempted murder mystery. Finally, LiEat 3 has them both attempt to foil the plan of a master thief.

The game has you move around hubs talking to different individuals who can give you context about the place you are in or give you helpful information on where you should go next. There is a lot of talking to do so I'd say the game is more of a Visual Novel with some elements of interactive gameplay. You are still free to move around hubs and talk to people and even find hidden secrets in some areas.

There is some minor combat in LiEat which takes on the form of a turn based game. Lies will show up as monsters and when you approach them you will be given the option to choose "Truth" or "Lie". You can assume a monster is telling the truth or you can attempt to take them down if you think they are lying about what they say. Combat can be sometimes random as characters can miss attacks with no control from the player. For some encounters, there are multiple enemies, but you can select which enemy you want to attack.

Efina and Leo both have a basic attack with some special skills that can either do more damage to enemies or help heal allies. Characters do level up and gain stats after defeating enemies, but I feel it doesn't mean much as most stories end within 1-2 hours of playtime and your stats are not carried over to the other stories.

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of JRPGs like this, but I won't dismiss the effort this game has as many people do enjoy LiEat for what it has. I would say unless you are sure you enjoy bird's eye view style RPGs, then this game would be a steal for you.

Highway Blossoms is a Yuri Kinetic VN with a western desert setting. This VN also has a few sex scenes, but the default version from Steam blacks out the images. The uncensored patch is available from (http://highwayblossoms.com). Despite this, this VN is more about the wholesome relationship between 2 girls so if you are worrying about fanservice, there is basically none.

Our story takes place in the desert. There are myths of the "Miner's Treasure", buried with lots of valuables inside. The person who buried the treasure was someone's great grandfather who had struck it rich during the Gold Rush. Recently, people have found the journal and now everyone is on the hunt for the "Miner's Treasure" to become rich.

Amber is a 19 year old girl simply ignoring everything and taking a trip to ease her mind about a something that has been bothering her. Her main plan is to go to a music festival in California. On the way, she ends up finding a cheery girl named Marina who is lost. Amber feels sorry to leave her alone so she offers to let her stay with her. Marina convinces Amber to help her find the Miner's Treasure together. At first, Amber is a bit skeptical, but in the end they decide to work together.

Amber and Marina are both polar opposites in terms of personality. Amber is a more reserved girl who doesn't like crowds or dealing with people in general. On the other hand Marina is a joyful and innocent girl who enjoys anything fun and always loves company. Without spoiling too much, there really is a sense of character development as the story goes on. The girls both learn about each others' pasts, interests, and their own reasons for living life. This does lead to conflicts in their relationship together, but they eventually learn how to understand each other deeply.

This VN has voice acting which helps to immerse you in the story. It isn't only the main cast but even side characters in the story recieve voice acting. Amber is voiced by Katie Dagnen and Marina is voiced by Jill Harris who have mostly worked on other VN titles. They do a decent job portraying their attitudes and during certain times it can seem very believable. I feel Harris does a great job at portraying Marina as a girl who knows how to joke around and simply have a good time.

The art can be a bit inconsistent as CGs sometimes switch from western looking to really moe style. It was not much of a turn off for me as the different styles are used for important scenes such as bonding moments. Other than that, there are plenty of character CGs that show a range of emotions and the sprites move across the screen to show physical movements.The music is a highlight of this game that captures that southern desert feeling. There's guitars and woodwinds to give a sort of 'cowboy' or 'country' vibe to the story.

Yes. If you love a nice Yuri story with a more western feel in terms of characters and settings, Highway Blossoms may be perfect for you.

The treasure hunt isn't really that amazing as it seems to go by fast. The majority of the novel is spent strengthening the bond between Amber and Marina and I feel it ends with a good payoff. Average reading time for me was around 8-9 hours and there's even an end game mode which is all for fun.

The version on Steam appears to be a remastered version which includes improved CGs, voice acting, and additional languages including Russian and Chinese.