Yes you read that correctly. I (Keith Weatherby II) am actually playing a Role Playing Game which I said I would never play ever. Okay that’s not true, I said I never get into RPGs because of their pointless side quests and anime characters. I’ve said this once and I’ll say it again, I hate anime/manga. However the graphics in here are on point as we would say in the US or “spot on” as the English would say. Before I get more in depth I gotta say I really dig this game. The name of the game is Dawn’s Light by John Wizard games. (The website has a nice easy to read layout with nice colors, but this isn’t a review about websites). It started out with an easy tutorial. The controls are simple. And it does basic hand-holding in the beginning. I don’t know if it changes later on because my Trial expired. I feel that I got enough of an idea of the game with the trial, which makes me think you should try it then buy it. Here’s a video of the game in action:
The in-depth review after the break.
Dude… Wait, what? Today’s game review is a browser-based game called Cat, Cat, Watermelon! It’s by Lexaloffle, don’t you know? Yep… Good old Cat, Cat, Watermelon. It’s about umm Cats and… oh… Watermelons. Apparently there are more than just cats and watermelons to this game… there are also beach balls and umm… bowls. and… more things… that you can stack. Can you stack all the objects without it toppling over? I’m sure there are a ton of objects in this physics-based game. What? You mean I didn’t tell you it was physics-based? Well now you know, and knowing is half the battle (I think I used that line before, blame the 80’s GI Joe cartoon)
Okay okay, maybe it’s not the best, and maybe you have actually played it, I don’t know. All I know is that it’s awesome. Awesome sound, awesome graphics, and it even has giraffes! The game