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223 people found this review helpful 271 people found this review funny our Recommended aso 0.0 hrs last two weeks /2.6 hrs on record Posted: 26 Nov, 2017 Updated: 26 Nov, 2017 10:30pm 10:36pm the virgin triple a garbage - game released in multiple languages, none of them have good writing or an engaging story written in boring Latin letters - giant studio with hundreds of employees that all have their own ideas and none of them are good - half of the budget is spend on pointless graphic bling bling - awful "orchestral" soundtrack purchased from some bland music company - no coherent art style, everything is supposed to be as "realistic" as possible overpriced and full of microtransactions, no content yet takes hundreds of precious gigabytes off of your HDD - no Cirno THE CHAD ZUN MASTERPIECE +game is Japanese only, developer hasn't spoken a single word English in his life, god tier writing in aesthetic symbols + calls his one man studio company because he's too humble to admit that he's the mastermind and sole man behind everything + perfect, unique soundtrack composed by the God himself + didn't spend a penny on graphics, drew everything himself on his 30 year old Japan only PC + iconic character designs that have inspired millions of fan drawings + 15 humble schekels, only wants money to buy himself a nice Nippon beer, game install size is smaller than Steam + Cirno 2hu but on Steam Was this review helpful? Yes No Funny

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159 people found this review helpfula 5 273 people found this review funny Recommended 0.0 hrs last two weeks / 51.4 hrs on recor Posted: 25 Jul, 2021 @ 8:28pm Updated: 25 Jul, 2021 @ 8:30pm 2116 Mini Motorways Mini Motorways takes place in a post-dystopian world where people have been segregated by color. Not just of their skin, but anything ranging from the cars they drive to the buildings they frequent. Despite all the color, it's a sad careless world where the only concern is to get to your destination as fast as possible, crossing rivers and mountains never once stopping to smell the fresh air. My guess is Jeff Bezos must be in charge of this society, and that's the reason why failing to deliver packages on time from the amazon depots results in a timer, once it reaches zero you die. What is everyone ordering every second of every day of the week? I have no idea but it must be as addicting as this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game which kept me awake for several days now. Screw you bezos Was this review helpful? Yes No Funny Award
217 people found this review helpful 63 13 314 people found this review funny Not Recommended 0.0 hrs last two weeks / 0.2 hrs on record Posted: 7 Dec, 2022 @ 8:39am Updated: 24 Nov, 2023 @ 10:38am False game name advertisement, did not have intercourse with Adolf Hitler. Don't waste your time playing this junk F--- HITLER Award
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But seriously, he really good at design his character.

Gacha game spend million of dollars to hire a full team of professional designer just to come up with few generic anime character while Zune alone had made the entire world full of most recognized character in modern anime world. I don't even play his game and I can still know which character are from Touhou.

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