Recent reviews by SepandTia

A snapshot in the life of a growing amphibian ballerina.

A gem in the rough. Clever, subversive writing and intricate customisation hidden among awkward controls and hitboxes.
Get used to the motions, and you'll be playing a tactical, comedic dark souls.

You Feel Freedom Flying through the landscape,
You Delight at Discovering hidden story,
You admire the animation.
You acknowledge its flaws in story polish,

And you understand its meaning at the end.

Dark Souls has Evolved a functioning Multiplayer system.

It lost out on weapon variety. Shame. But with the improvements, it is worth every death.

Lets get the least impressive aspects out of the way first.
The controls are not quite as tight as Super Meat Boy, fittingly, it is slicker and slimy.
With the great music selection they have, they really should be using it more liberally.


And onto the good stuff.
(In my experience so far) This is a Worthy Succesor to Super Meat Boy.
The controls are slick enough that one gets used to them quickly, but it introduces new methods to play so that it doesn't become stale.
There is great satisfaction to be had in completing a chunk of 4 levels, just enough to be solid but not overwhelming.
The hub world is well developed and has a ton of content behind it. (Visit the arcade, bring a friend.)
Different characters for new and innovative playstyles.
Speedrunning greatness, Stats Galore.
Environment which influences gamplayed and keeps to the theme with great details.

If you played meatboy, you will enjoy this.
If you thought meatboy was too hard, this is still for you, just don't grab all the apples on the first run and you will have a blast.

This game is worth all your slimy love.

Negatives: Movement controls lack precision. When you think you will have control of your jumping or walking you may find yourself running off of a cliff.
There i also only 3 difficulty settings, when the mechanics could warrant a modular system (This can be solved with mods).
There is too much character variety. How am I supposed to pick?


And now that we have that out of the way, Starbound is brilliant.
Did you enjoy crafting away in certain minibg games, or the progression and weapons on a terra styled planet?
This game expands upon those concepts and adds much to the experience itself. A game where you could at one moment be figting off an acient horror threatening to consume your essense, and in the next be piloting a hovercraft over an unexplored planet, just to sit down and start cooking up shepards pie and donuts, whilst having the intrigue and enjoyment stay as high with all of them, is a magnificent creation.
You could sink months into the game.

but some improvemnts could be done, for example the cature system. Make the caputre system fun. So that I can add universal pocket monster experience to the list of accomplishments.

A game which centers around making a group of friends laugh over the multitue of ways Ducks can fly across the screen.

There is something serene about indulging in some virtual fantasy capitalism.

Customer: "Could you buy this Rusty Dagger?"
Me: *Buys it for 160 pix.*
Another Customer: "I would like to purchase that fine dagger you have there."
Me: "That will be 500 pix please."

I do not enjoy being "That guy".

If you like this game, then you should just skip this review.


I went into this game almost blind. Notice the key word? almost. And, It actually downplayed the experience knowing even the little I did know about it. Even if I didn't have much expectations, I expected more gameplay out of it. No, I wanted more gameplay out of it. As it stands, it is a well crafted Experience, with a lot of moments that instil how awesome the situation is.
I enjoyed my experience with this game. do I reccomend it? to most people no. most people know about it.

The game's mechanics are polished, but the Comedy is what you pay for. If you see something, It most likely has a funny description. Here is a tip: Gravestones, all of them.