Recent reviews by Saharah

After 100% the game, I can definitely say Pseudoregalia is a great game! Sybil's (your MC) movement options are a blast to run around with, and the freedom even only sun greaves offer make the game traversable in incrementally challenging aspects if you so choose. This game also has tons of collectables in the form of minor upgrades scattered around the map in addition to time trials where you can earn new outfits. These details allows for extra replay value for the plethora of platforming puzzles that Pseudoregalia offers. I hope more updates or games of this style will be released by this developer in the future!

"Anything I should worry about?"
This game is NOT oriented around combat, there are 2 boss fights that are moderately challenging at most, so please do not expect an in-depth combat system.
This game is also not very Lore heavy, so immersion takes a backseat to the rigor of the platforming.

Please enjoy!

Not at all a fan of the guest character. I was hoping for some old lore characters who haven't had their time on the select screen. Nevertheless, I'm sure that arcsys will do well w8th Dizzy, Venom, and Unika.

Want to share the love of fighting games?
Friends are scared to step into the ring with you because you play too much?
Get YOMI and play all sorts of silly matches for fun!
So many interesting characters to play and download!(try the mods, try the mods)
Enjoy!

No way we deserve a game like this for free. The CRT style and unlockable characters and vehicles really scratch my itch for MKWii type games. The story mode is a ton of fun, and the local Co-op is great. I only have 2 gripes which can largely be ignored if you are playing alone. Online play would be so nice, and the track roster seems a bit lacking and restrictive. Small lanes and sharp turns keep you at odds with your enemies, but maps like Dream Field and Sewers are kind of a try once and don't go back sort of deal. More tracks would definitely rectify this issue, as you'd see them less anyway in a larger selection. Regardless, game is dope, play the campaign.

This game is quite a load of fun. Rambley is such a giddy mascot, you cannot help but nod along with his requests and it is quite fun to see him go screen to screen. The music at the end was also quite a bit of fun. Although short, Indigo Park really is worth your time. It isn't incredibly scary, but it doesn't have to be for a good story, just be wary of a few scares and enjoy the ride! the first chapter is for setup, so they can't reliably cover everything at the moment, but hopefully the world-building will only scale higher with each successive chapter!

Review: What a fun horror game! Rambley, the raccoon mascot who ferries you through the park, is as cute as a button in speech and mannerisms, and the premise itself, while not completely groundbreaking, is a great start for a mascot horror. The visuals are pretty good in terms of cables leading to levels and the surrounding atmosphere, but I recognize the need to tie in the fairly nonstandard builds the "Chasing" versions of the mascots that are present throughout the first chapter via a bit of lore. Mollie has blood, and bot Mollie and Lloyd both do not have visible segmentation, which is not an end all be all. I would hope as future versions of this game release, we get more of the puzzles and fun collectibles that are present in this first wave!

Unfortunately, the online is not what you hope for when it comes to a modern fighter; however, JJBA ASBR is one of the best fighting games I've had the luxury of playing as of recent. The cool factor of the JoJo IP is great, and the gameplay is definitely good at low levels for some easy fun. I believe this games shines when you decide to delve in a little bit into its combo system. Being able to cancel from modes to extend combos allows players to get the most out of characters' movesets. The combos aren't incredibly excessive in varied inputs if you choose, but you can really see the growth and achievement that comes with the game. Every character manages to hold distinction in their playstyle which is a large achievement on a roster of this magnitude. Another point that is important to get across is that this is not your standard anime arena fighter. Not Storm 4 (Naruto), not Hinokami Chronicles (DS), and not A Hero Nobody Knows (OPM) which I view as a good thing. This 2.5D fighter style that is championed by games like Tekken does a great job expressing the value of the game's neutral, while giving some characters wacky ways to engage that is common in the anime fighter scene. Whether you are from Guilty Gear or Street Fighter alike, this game is an interesting step outside of your comfort zone that I hope you are likely to enjoy. Definitely a labor of love that I hope will receive more support as time marches on.

The cutest, goofiest little platformer you've ever seen, well worth the money and the DLCs are great. Mods are fun and endgame content of Death Wish and Community Maps typically do not disappoint. Vanessa's Curse is seldom populated though. T~T

Captures the spirit of Halo with an amazing campaign. Multiplayer is great and the development team does a great job implementing new experiences as the seasons pass.

More neutral and screen control than the other games in the series and the largest stage dimensions show off a very diverse cast with a large array of playstyles. As is par for the course in Guilty Gear titles, the story mode is great!

Great party game