This reminds me somewhat of my Candy Quest and Canabalt reviews, where I stumbled to produce something to say about a generic game that just does what it says on the tin.
"You might like it and it's not outstanding, but good." Could easily sum them up, and they're the harder reviews to write. When a game has noteworthy complaints or outstanding qualities our work is done for us, but who wants to write a review about the equivalent of a Big Mac?
Good work.
"You might like it and it's not outstanding, but good." Could easily sum them up, and they're the harder reviews to write. When a game has noteworthy complaints or outstanding qualities our work is done for us, but who wants to write a review about the equivalent of a Big Mac?
Good work.
Someone told me that you're worth it.
I believe them.
I believe them.
