Recenzii recente de The Wanderer

TLDR: If you wonder why I took 8 hours to complete a 40 min game, it's because I fell asleep on my keyboard playing this.

A nonsensical game with rubbish plot that doesn't make any sense. Played a few other titles from this same author and was impressed by the twists, with good stories in them. In other titles, the context of entering someone's dreams allows for players to accept the nonsense stuff due to being in the dream/memory world. Here it is not explained and thus players have to come to conclusion that it is so. Understand that this title is meant to be taken in the literal sense and that we should appreciate it from an 'artistic' direction, but the plodding on was sooo painful and slow, I couldn't wait to end the game... If the author reads this and feels sad because you obviously put a lot of work in it, pls don't. You are rich AF from all the sales anyway, and you shouldn't care about 1 negative review. It's just another gamer's honest opinion. If anything, your music is okay.

A very chillax journey of running your village in the form of cards in live action (no turn systems this game!) That Overwhelmingly Positive review rating doesn't need another boost from me, ah but why not?

This title is effectively ONE single level map that isn't super huge, but still manages to give that addictive feeling of upgrading your team and growing ever stronger as you play on. And that's the beauty of this game simplifying itself while retaining the nice flavors of a full blown deck builder RPG. The graphics are amazing and having animals for characters prevents all the fake "woke culture" whiners from complaining about having no blacks or chinese even when they are not black or chinese themselves. NOTE: The game is a little too easy on normal, so that's probably why they have a few levels of difficulties above normal too. Played the game and completed it the first time with no deaths on normal. Same for the arena run.

Really chillax game! Key positive point is that you can hire workers who act just like players and help complete tasks in the cafe. Makes it feel more fun when you go at it with a team. Quite a short game where you can get 100% achievements within a day.

Main negative is that it is pretty linear in progression and upgrade system, don't expect anything unique or complicated here. After you upgrade something or adopt a cat, you probably have seen it all, and it's just repeating with newer cats and item unlocks. However still a good buy when you count in the interesting interactions of the different NPCs coming to your cafe.

Two games for the price of one, what are you hesitating for!? It's really good, especially with the replayability of an entire campaign guaranteed to take at least 15 hours to complete. Lots of unlocks to go after, and a strong online community to boot.

Steam summer sale bringing this down to less than one buck!? No brainer MUST GET! The music is really nice, and the rhythm is great, it's so high quality that I didn't hesitate to buy the DLC at over 30 bucks, simply because this studio deserves it for their good work. Oh damn, did I just fall for their marketing of selling a demo at under $1 so that I can sink the real damage after getting hooked? No regrets, YOLO!

I killed Geralt.

Crazy morbid as **** game. Right until the very end...

A time killing fun title that should not be taken too seriously. It's highly repetitive, but the fact that it's an auto battler is that you buy this game not for its replay value but its charm of watching the fights happen.

Amazing retro style zoo sim of a game! Really enjoy it a TON and the most unique thing about this title vs other games is its vast scale. It is by far the LARGEST zoo I ever made. Definitely recommend it casually - but like other reviewers already mentioned, the UI and system accessibility is very BAD and the sheer scale of your zoo will spoil your fun. When I have covered the entire land with my zoo, I have just above 1000 employees in the zoo, and LITERALLY every 30 seconds in real life, someone wants a pay raise or they will resign. And you have to search the entire zoo to replace their backfill. And not just that, but even animals grow quickly in their pens until they die of overcrowding. There are ways to mitigate this like culling and donating and releasing back to the wild, but it is ALL MANUAL and you will find it super tedious after real life 1 hour of doing the same crap again and again. So yes, get this game for sheer joy of it, but definitely it will outstay itself because of its terrible manual system.

P.S: Even the night system sucks. The entire screen goes dark and you really can hardly see anything... the lamps look beautiful at that time, but you sacrifice actual smooth gaming for it. And the best part? By midgame your 'night' portion should already be upgraded to the point it's almost 5 hours ingame, which means 1/3 if your gaming time you are squinting hard at a dark screen to find stuff.

P.S.S: Getting 100% achievement specific to this game is really quite stupid and does not feel fun or rewarding at all. The points system going for 200 either good/bad is terrible towards the final points just to get the achievement. I also spent over 50 hours on unlocking all genomes, only to find out the Map Master is bugged on my game. It still remains locked despite all animals showing gold stars on them (meaning fully unlocked)