Recent reviews by zio

Muy simpático, merece la pena echarle el rato si has sido fan de Sonic en algún momento 😁.

I managed to beat the game with all the characters a long time ago, and while I don't do Ascension much, I still love to play the daily climb now and then after all these hours. The mod scene on this is also great. Highly recommended!

I have always been a fan of the old Harvest Moon games, and this scratches that itch and then some. The coop mode is great - I've been running a farm for 80h with my sister, selling some very expensive wine and fooling around :-).

I thoroughly enjoyed the first Freedom Planet (even platinum'ed it), and this one goes beyond FP1 in all directions: the art has now moved to more or a 32/64-bit look (Saturn/Dreamcast-era), and the scope of the game is much larger. There is a great variety in stages, each with its own quirks, and all the characters seem to have had some new techs added. I'm still playing through my first character as Lilac, but so far it has been a blast. Highly recomended!

I really enjoyed the storyline on this one, and there are enough interactive mechanics to make this more than just a pure visual novel. The upgrade to 3D graphics is a noticeable improvement over the prior Nonary Game series from Spike Chunsoft, but the overall feeling of their games is still there.

My only minor gripe is that at some points of the story, the game would crash and I would need to try again a few times before I could get past that part. They do some pretty interesting visual effects at times, and I guess that may not be the most stable code ever written :-S.

Very faithful conversion of the game, and a polished UI. Online is mostly OK, with the very occasional need to jump out and back in, but I haven't had any major problems. So far, I've played quite a few games with my family :-).

It's a very solid JRPG, with good writing and a nicely fleshed out battle system. The story continues from the first game, so you should definitely play that one before trying this one!

The only nitpick I have is the prologue, which is a bit more difficult than it should be, and which boxes you a little into mazes with different pathways. Once the game opens up and you have a good cast of characters and the usual quests, it's a fun experience :-).

I completed Wonder's Boy Trap back in the 90s, in my SMS, and it was a very special moment in my childhood. I'm very glad to see here a remake made with love and care, with some welcome tweaks (better physics, hand-drawn graphics, and rearranged audio with actual instruments). It's great to quickly switch back and forth between the new and retro audio and video with the trigger keys :-).

It's a very well written visual novel, with good pixel art that reminds me a lot of Snatcher. The music is pretty good, too, and it fits well the aesthetic!

This is a great environment to play many different board games with your friends online. It's so much better than other options (Boite a Jeux, Yucata, or BoardGameArena) at reproducing the feel of sharing a table, moving tokens around and rolling dice.