Recent reviews by fabula_rasa

This was really the first proper VR game I ever played and I had a lot of fun with it. Environments are quite a pleasure to look at, I especially likee the colour palette choices. I liked exploring the world and searching for all the little clues, pieces of lore and collectibles (especially after I figured out that I can change the default teleporting around to a proper free movement – I don’t see why I would want to teleport from place to place when I can walk through this beautiful world and look around).
Shooting the bow is fun and different types of ammunition bring additional variety to fighting. There may not be a huge variety of enemies but it is enough for a game of this lenght, in my opinion.
Story is not revolutionary but it is good enough and holds interest. All in all, I can definitely recommend this game.

This is one of the best games ever created. It will eat up hours of your time and you will be most happy because of it.
You will be dreaming of building this new common room for your pawns at night; thinking about crafting better sniper rifle for your hunter over dinner; talking to your friends in a pub about the latest pirate attack that left your base in flames and your people dismembered; talking to yourself about new caravan ideas; cursing all the available gods that you did not build just this one turret more; crying as your only qualified cook falls in battle and breaks his spine; screaming at your medic for getting himself addicted to flake and going into homicidal rage.
This game is addictive and wonderful. And somehow, during this whole base-building and raider-fighting business, it manages to make you care about you tiny pixel pawns. Even if they are a bunch of psychopathic cannibals that chop their prisoners for organs.

Scribblenauts Unlimited may seem like kids-only game but it is fun for kids of all ages ;). Fun is not as much in finding a solution to the puzzle (as most of them will be rather obvious) but rather finding the most wacky solution you can think of and make it work. Of course you can help the pirate by giving him more cannonballs to shoot out of his cannon, but why not try giving him tiny pink chickens and see what happens. The world around changes with your every action and creating one small innocent zombie may result in having a horde of undead-everything few minutes after.
So let your imagination go wild!