Recent reviews by TheRandomeer

Literally just sit and click lil' fellas who give you money. What more could you want?

This game is receiving a lot of love from the creator and is a wonderful investment :)

Think Rust and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator had a baby.
It's free, it's fun, and it's challenging. I highly recommend.

Yet another lovely installment to the Nekopara Franchise

"Come follow me to medbay, I have a scan" I'd play with at least five other friends for a good time. Be a good liar.

Crush Crush but with men. What more can you ask for?

In the recent years with Harvest Moon declining since ToT (or even earlier with MM...), Stardew Valley is a literal breath of life into the farming-romance simulator genre we know and love.

This recent 1.4 update strengthens the bond between multiplayer and quality of life assistance with new upgrades to clothing, new items, new mobs and monsters, new EVERYTHING.

If you haven't bothered giving it a try before, now is the best time to start.

I love rhythm games. I've played my fair share of Osu!, Hatsune Miku Project Diva (F, F2nd, X), you probably stopped reading after you saw the second game... Fair.

If you have rhythm, great! This game is just for you!
If you don't... Don't pick it up. Or do! This is a great way to learn rhythm!

I desperately wish I actually paid for this game. A goodie from Humble Bundle, I went in with little expectations. While people do have complaints about the gender system (aka, using whatever pronouns you prefer), it needs to be noted that the developers are diverse with their own gender identity. I was beyond impressed with this and the dietary additions, the story has dragged me and my friends in, and I have already suggested this game to a number of my LGBTQ+ friends. When this game eventually comes to PSVita I will buy it, along with a Turing plush!

If you're willing to sit through about 3 hours of jiggling nekos for basically free achievements, a lack of above PG-13 sexuality, and an almost decent plotline, this is the game that technically started it all (but was released after Nekopara 1).