Recent reviews by CakeCrochet

If you like what is the satire on loot boxes, or if you want the anticipatory feedback of loot boxes without the monetary penalties, this would be your thing.

Gameplay is very fluid, has a fusion of several games across genres that make it difficult for me to describe in a blanket statment, but they take from many good features to keep the gameplay quick paced, while also providing plenty of options to explore the space, and experiment with approach options.

Intense gameplay and some puzzle solving skills involved. A brief 6 or so hours of a small but entertaining story where you can select stages individually to improve time and efficiency. I wasn't aware what I could do with shifting a few feet in front of me at a time could open up to originally but I enjoy how it plays out in the end.

The latest installment of the Borderlands franchise will definitely feel like a Borderlands game. If you have played one, the mechanics are very easy to grasp. To keep things a little fresh a changeup of mechanics on the weapons and abilities was used. This provides for wider range of builds that anyone could come up with.

In regards to the story, you may feel that your main antagonists throughout your journey appears a little inferior to the depth of character that was placed in Handsome Jack in previous installments, but in all the game will definitely fell and play like a Borderlands game.

This game offers awesome party fun opportunities for many friends and players alike. The customization options to creating your own course expands the experiences much beyond typical to the point where the experience that a player can have with their friends is probably the most friendly game, if not the most enjoyable game, of mini golf with your friends online.

Game makes great visual poetry. The atmosphere is odd, the theme is symbolic, and the simplicity of this adventure is worth experiencing.

Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit is a pretty suitable adventure game for the person who would like to focus their stress somewhere else. With an approximite storyline playthrough of about 8 hrs, the kinds of environments and situations you get in change often and can become comicly random. One minute your in a casino right before you blast off into space and then find youself in hippie land. Not all the monsers you kill involve a direct approach. Some will require a small puzzle which adds variety to the killing. In any case, it hasn't left the player bored and at first impressions, is very appealing.

This game does have that DOTA feel yet it seems to be simplified to work easily and give the same experiance. It has distracted me from Team Fortress through the entire free weekend weekend so if I were to have the spending money I would definitely get this.

Great deep statagy game that although attracts attention from many players of the like, has a very steep learning curve where it tends to be a shock to how statagy games have become since the turn based games like Sid Miers's civilization and even chess. In my opinion, the genre of stratagy has divided itself into two completely different denominations from the rise in RTS gaming

Great game. The soundtracks are wonderfully set to the situation you get yourself into and even go along with the security alarms that may be tripped. Don't let the graphics fool you. The gameplay definitly ecourages both cooperation and like Minecraft, can be addicting.