My Reviews

I think this is one of the best games of all time, despite all the bugs there was at launch. Most of them have been fixed. Great post-launch support.

This is probably the best Rune Factory game there is, because of quality of life changes compared to past games, long story with multiple arcs, etc. The only issues I can think of, is that some of the marriage-eligible people look and act very young and the graphics look kind of

The game doesn't have a written lore or story for the most part. There is very little text involved. You can mostly only infer things from what you see on the screen. It is mostly a platformer puzzle game, a la metroidvania. You don't fight things directly, you defend yourself

Finally there is a legitimate way to play the Investigation games that were never released into English before. All of the events in the game take place outside of the series' expected battles of the courtroom. This is merely the investigative portion of cases before they go to trial. Both games are

At launch the game was very fun, though repetitive. Then the developers started to nerf everything, so people would switch to whatever new meta thing that didn't make the game too annoying. This clash in vision between the devs and the players is finally getting worked on, with most things being

This game is clearly not finished, despite what the developer claims. The game uses procedural generation to generate a city, people, crimes to solve, sidequests, etc. The main problem is that the game could clearly do a lot more with it and there are often bugs with the generation. For instance,

The expansion's main story was a massive disappointment. It only ever redeems itself at the last third of it by falling back on the same sad formula of the past two expansions. By this I mean making an emotional finale. Wuk Lamat, the main character of this expansion, takes far