Recent reviews by Iguana Guy

Game play is balanced between upgrading your boat and equipment with exploring new areas. You can take it at your own pace and not rushed into the next quest like some games tend to do. Love the creepy vibes it gives off as well.

You won't be blown away by the graphics, but the team effort required and crazy things that happen while trying to meet your quota makes up for it.

Watched several YouTube streamers play this game and it looked like something fun. When I played it for myself I found out just how addicting and fun it can be! Sure, you can mess up and die pretty quick, but the fun is in the experimenting with different weapon and armour combinations. Great game to chill out or freak out. Whatever you prefer bud.

Nice puzzle game with tools to help you when you run low on moves or get locked out of an area of the puzzle. There is even a bit of a loose story to take you between levels. Already got 11 hours out of it and that is a pretty good deal for the price tag I think.

Smooth animations and gameplay even for an early access level game. If you like puzzle and matching type games then this is a good one to relax too. No dooming time limits is a big perk to me as I like to take my time making things fit how I want them to. It can even be fun just to build the landscape how you want and ignore going for that high score altogether. Lots of unlocks and challenges for the person that wants them though.

Science Fiction based game that flows like Terraria or Minecraft to a certain degree. Some upgrades and buildings are needed to continue the storyline, but there is a lot left to the players own discretion how they want to build their "colony." For the most part, there is no rush to complete certain quests and only a few instances I have found where the choices you make will affect the outcome of the game. Lots of crafting and items to discover. A bit more involved seeing as not everything can be crafted in one area, but requires you to use various structures to build items and building materials. All in all, a mild challenge and a lot of fun.

Great DLC for the base game. The Precursor ship is very useful for training new officers and the fact that it can use attacks and skills from all of the other classes is nice too.

This is a story-rich RPG and thus there is a lot of build up of character emotions, feelings and history throughout the game as you play. The graphics and battle play are quite nice although the camera rotation thing might get a bit tedious at times when you try and head a certain direction in town and in the field maps. Once you understand how the orbment system works you will also be able to better manage your skills and player layouts according to the enemies you run into. The game starts off at a slower pace, thus some players might give up on it after the first hour but it does get better as you progress and unlock new arts and crafts for your players. I'm at about 10 hours in and enjoying it much more at this point for sure.

If you were ever a fan of classic RPG games then this one will be certain to please you. This game has seen a few advancements since it came out and I prefer playing the enhanced edition. Levelling up and crafting items is not too tedious as some games can make that aspect. There are several areas to explore and the new class unlock system allows for some interesting customising of your characters. Plus who doesn't like the thought of floating islands, vampires and cute archer girls.

Rogue Like adventure game. You could be doing fine one minute and then run into a pack of wild animals that defeat you in battle. I have not got a handle on every mechanic of this game as yet, but it seems to be mostly about resource/tool management and your carrying abilities. If you have the right tools or enough stuff to trade at villages, you can manage your sanity, attack ability and treasure collection quite well. You can play as multiple characters with latent abilities so the replay value is quite high. Great after-work entertainment.