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And done. Took almost 100 hours, but all achievements done. I think I may come back to this game, in later times.

Edit: Heh, few days after I was done, they added ten new achievements for the upcoming DLC. This is the third game I 100% and suddenly gets new achievements.

Moon Bullet
This game doesn't even have a HLTB page which is kinda funny. lol It's a side scroller zombie shooter game. This is not a bad game. However, I have a really big gripe with it. It's the freaking invincible frames for zombies. You would think that in a realism setting where if you die you will have to restart the game this mechanic wouldn't exist right? But nooooooo.

Let me explain this. The zombies appear from the ground. They "dig out" of the ground, to be precise. However, during the animation when it is appearing, you can't shoot it and your bullet will pass through it. Only once they fully appear can they be hurt. However, they can attack immediately after they appear. So, this creates the so called "dead zone" when playing, meaning that if there's a zombie that has almost appeared, you can't stand on it. When it's at low spawning rate, there's no problem. But towards the end stages when the spawn rates are really high, it becomes kinda annoying. Now, you can learn and adapt(if you don't you will get frustrated from dying a lot) which I did, but it's the feeling of being robbed off of your lifes that gets me. Zombies shouldn't have invincible frame, especially not when you make it so that you have to restart the entire game over again. I feel cheated and it's unfair.

I did have a little bit of fun, but the annoying feeling is too strong to get over. So, 2.5 it is, for the fun I had.

Lines ∞
This game is basically the mobile game "Flow Free" that I have on my phone. You connect dots and fill up the entire board. What I like the most about this certain puzzle type is that it's straight-forward, it also involves trail and error instead of you having to think very hard to solve it. I like that cuz I'm the kind of person who likes to learn with doing. It's also a good game to take my mind off of something. When I'm playing it I don't need to think too much, just connect dots and clear levels. So my brain can rest and be empty.

This is the part that this games lacks in a lot of levels. The levels designed are very indirect when it comes to how you connect the dots. Often you have to make these weird turns to fill in certain blanks in order to solve it. I really don't like that. And also having to hold down left mouse button to drag the lines is kinda bad and strains my right wrist a lot(which I already have some problems with). It also lets go of the dragging randomly, causing me to have to click and drag several times for a single line. Perhaps this puzzle type is better on mobile, but a click to select which dot you want to drag and click again to put it down system could also work, which I just thought of on the top of my head so no reason they didn't think of it unless they just didn't bother.

On to the good part. Compared to "Flow Free" this game satisfied the "try to fill remaining blanks with a line" side of this type of puzzle. Flow Free's puzzle used to be like that, which is the best part about the game but for whatever reason they stopped doing that and I'm quite sad about it. Also for the unlimited version after finishing level 99, I actually like it since it's procedurally generated so it's much more straight forward, however it has the problem of having too many side by side dots which is just not fun. So, that's mainly why I'm giving it a 4/10.

Aviary Attorney
Giving VN another try with this game since it's got quite nice ratings. Must say that perhaps VNs really aren't my thing cuz it was quite boring for me. That said I did enjoy the game tho.

Aviary Attorney is a visual novel game where you're a private defense attorney and you'll get various cases to work on. The process of each case usually is this: get case -> investigate -> defend on court. Quite straight forward, however for most of the places you can only go to one per day, and you only have a fixed time until trail so it's kinda annoying for me. It's mainly my problem tho, because I do see why the system is in place, but the limitation of days makes it so I'm really anxious about choosing anything. I would like to choose freely on my own, but I'm afraid I'll choose wrong and don't get the things/information I need. It's especially annoying for the third case, since you need 3 days for the private investigator to get the information, thus I had to redo the entire case because I was going down the list of places and only went to the it the last day, so not enough time. That made me have to look up guides for the rest of the game, worried I'll have to redo them again which I don't want cuz it's a bit boring for me. However the final trail determines which ending you'll get. I basically got that ending cuz of the guide, not me freely exploring and getting it which kinda defeats the purpose of VNs right? And yes I do know that I could just forget about it and do them, but I want to fully experience everything. And only after finishing the game and reading on the spoiler guides do I see that there's no "failure state" in this game. It's alright if you lose the trail, but I was too worried about losing.

The characters and stories in this game are quite well done tho. It's got this sorta dry humor that's quite nice, and had me chuckling a few times. Characters are quite distinct, tho some are a bit alongside the typical trope. However for some reason I really didn't develop any emotion attachment to anyone. My feelings towards characters are of "this guy is cool" and "this person is annoying. I don't like him". Not a single one got me rooting for them, which is sorta a failure on the game's part. The only person that I kinda like is the bar lady, which is super cute and motherly figure. Her lines are super nice. x3 One of the reason this happens could be their annoyingly long and unmemorable names. I can barely remember the main character's right now, after only one day of finishing the game. That's insane! Only recalled it after thinking of Sparrowson yelling at Falcon, with the former being the only name I could remember, and that's cuz the judge doesn't remember his name and reminds me of it a couple of time. Each character is only a portrait in my mind, and that's not really that good.

Maybe I'm just not used to VN's mechanics and the way you should play it, but I really don't find it that appealing. So I'm giving this game a 5/10 of being mediocre and meh.

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Congrats with the power of example. I really like this 'movement' you started. My motto for this is 'Never stop playing'. See u next month.

Well, it took me a little more than 6 hours to beat it. Or rather to get the "you're basically done" achievement, as you can drive between the starting point and the ending point ad nauseam.

All right, I beat all three SG wins I planned on playing this month. I might play some more if I get my backlog a bit lower.

Sakura Santa
Prototype
Catlateral Damage

and as an extra, try Lucius 1 so you can be challenged with Lucius 2 later :P It's about 6ish hours only, completionist is a lot more because run/ bike around for hours.

Binary Domain and Spec Ops: The Line. Both are fantastic games.

How about:
Turok
The Age of Decadence
Porno Studio Tycoon
MOAI 2: Path to Another World
Tempest: Pirate Action RPG

And finished:
Bet On Soldier
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards: Reloaded
Ravensword: Shadowlands
Ziggurat
Mythos: The Beginning
Neighbours from Hell
This Book Is A Dungeon

I need help

More? OK! :)

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