Recent reviews by Sgt. Peperoni

I thought this was just going to be a bunch of memes, but this is much more of an actual vidya game than AdCap. Much more inolved, and it seems to be geared away from the microtransactions (which are still availible) with the comrades. Its just AdVenture Capitalist that forces you to pace yourself and delay gratification only slightly more.

Some people got really salty about Comrades, but I think it adds some more challenge. You have to plan your upgrades a little more than other clickers, and I found the experince really satisfying.

Fun, well designed little puzzle game. The music and art design are both very minimalistic, simple and inviting. Towards the end it gets a little Tough, But Fair©. Game yets a plus for making me think of high school computer shop.

The price point and length of the game (50 levels) are a great combination, and its a nice experience that feels totally worth it (even if you will probably breeze through the first thirty levels).

It's a steal really - you get two characters and a booster for the price of a single character. On the other hand, you dont really need to pay money for characters, and I think the Down and Dirty pack is a much better deal (and, it doesn't involve bringing more Phantoms into the world).

Bruh, this game.
it's uh
it's pretty brutal.

Try to gather food, medicine and supplies to keep your characterss alive during Not The Siege of Sarajevo and try to live with what you had to do to survive. The art style is really good and the stencil effect was done really well in my opinion. There are a lot of areas in the game, some with multiple different encounters; the survivors all have a different feel to them as well, which sort of lends a different play style to any of the base campaigns.

I think this game is really fun to play; it's brutal, unforgiving and, at times, almost spiteful with disease and injuries and a big ol' batch of different ways the game can take a crap on your survivors. BUT - that only makes it feel so much goodlier when you're doing well.

The workshop content/scenario editor are also A1, and add a huge array of different ways to play the game.

TL;DR looks good, brutal game, 9/10. Supports charity too i guess if you care about that

I didn't expect anything from this game; it had memes in the tags and its a clicker about... mayonaise. Seemed like Pewdiepiebait when I first saw it.

But I would say this game is definitely worth a dollar or sixty five cents on sale. I thought this game was really charming with it's odd little story. The gameplay is essentially just "mash left mouse and space bar until you damage your tendons", but there area several little chunks of story that you unlock as you click along.

It's a fun, quirky little game that I had a good time with

The best Dream Match KOF tournament ever. I came from KOFXIII andS SVC Chaos back to this after having not touched it for over a decade. It's always great when an arcade game when a good port, and the online works great for matching up with friends.

This is a lot faster than '98 and it doesn't have XI's tag system, but the combo game is intense and there is a lot of variability with even basic bread-and-butter inputs. Ifeel this game is pretty acessible, plusall the characters are balanced really well (save the bonus characters from the arcade, the boss characters and various console exclusives, or the shadow/chaos variant of some character, like Shadow Chris), so you can feel fairly confident hitting Edit Random and learning different characters rather than just your main. There is also a huge amount of depth to the game though; there are challenge modes that are great for building general fighting game skills, and the amount of different ways you can do combos with different moves is insane.
9.8/10, Favourite SNK Playmore game and one of the GOAT fighting games.

This movie is one of the greatest movies I have seen in a long time. Between the practical effects that were used as much as possible, the dialogue, the props, the vehicles, the costume - between the literally everything, aside from the literally three shots in the movie where i thought "thats not great", in the movie, its awesome.

This movie is a really immersive, satisfying and involving movie that I personally loved and think it a great fuching movie that any human bean can enjoy.

It's Skyrim guys come on.
Its a way better use of the engine than Fallout 4 and it has the greatest/scariest modding community I've ever seen.
This was a country mile better than Oblivion and six better than Arena, if you're an elder scrolls fan you probably already know about this game.

like
its
skyrim
guys
come on.

This game is really zen, and I love it. This is the comfiest game I have ever played, and I hardly had to interact with it at all.
It downloads in about an eighth of a second and the soundtrack is awesome.
Viridi is also probably the most doucemont/gentle implication of free to play mechanics I've seen to date, and you can grow literally every plant in the game for free with just one pot.

The plants are very forgiving, don't worry ;^)

DEMON FANG - i mean, Tales of Symphonia is awesome. Im not all that into the tales series, but this game has always been a favourite of mine. I really enjoyed playing the co-op on the gamecube, and although I had an unrealistic hope that Iwould be able to do the campaign, I have to shill this game really hard.

Solid 30-40 hours heres with my personal favourite anime from a Japanese RPG. Really fun and engaging battle, and even though the plot is really tropey i really enjoyed it. The slight grapĥical touches and the upresing really help too, but cel shading is relatively future proof regardless. it's a lot like Final Fantasy X, but the battle system is in real time.

8.5/10, would definitely recommend, even if it does sound like all the voice acting was recorded with a cell phone

EDIT: I've had no problems at all with lag or problems with crashing. A lot of people are upset that in its current state its locked at certain resolutions, but - this is a port of a PS3 game that was made for the gamecube in 2004. I really don't know what Jim Sterling expected; I think this is a completley serviceable port and about what I expected. Its a good game and I'm glad that it's availible on PC.