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Slime Rancher is one of the most surprising games I've played. I picked it up while it was still in early access after seeing a youtube video that piqued my interest, and played through the content that was there at the time. It was fun, but there wasn't too much to do. I made a note to come back and check it out again after it came out.

And boy, they did not disappoint. Monomi Park are a shining example of how early Access can- and should- be. Every single gameplay concept was explored deeply. Gameplay loops were complicated and intertwined. And there was a huge amount of content- and it even felt paced just right, making sure I was always interested and plannign ahead for how I'd get past that locked door, or what paths I still had to explore. The map feature, which was not present when I first played, have also done a fantastic job of helping you navigate some of the rather complex, branching paths.

After nearly 40 hours of gameplay, I can only think of one complaint- the requirements for extractions for treasure crackers is ridiculously too high. But that's such a minor complain that it barely even registers. Slime Rancher is one of the most pure, innocent, and entertaining experiences I've had in gaming, period. This game helped soothe me when I felt stressed.

Another huge plus- without giving too much away, there's a bit of a romance story in this game, and it's queer as hell, and it's wonderful. I truly appreciate the work of the writers in crafting this story.

All in all, I would not hesitate to give Slime Rancher my endorsement. It's worth it at any price.

Very, very early access. Very buggy. Very unfinished and unpolished. Screams early alpha.

But god, what's there is AMAZINGLY FUN. The atmosphere of mystery and horror they've built up makes me feel like i'm playing my own version of Lost. Though every element present may be rather 1 note, they have the skeleton of what might be a truly amazing game.

Keep it up, and keep your eye on this.

Dragon Age: Origins and I have a complex history. When it first came out, I wasn't interested. It wasn't until a good friend of mine pushed me over and over to give it a shot that I finally tried, and though it took me a few hours to get into it, once I did, I found one of the most rewarding RPG experiences I've had to date. With a huge, sprawling, living world and tons of lore and choices to make, if you're a fan of western RPGs, it's hard to go wrong with DA:O. I will mention that the combat is real time with pause tactical combat, so don't be caught off guard if you don't like that kind of thing. It never really bothered me. Oh, and word to the wise: The second game is nowhere near as good, so be prepared for that as well.