Recent reviews by pivototo

If this is the first review you read about this game on the steam page, please give this game a shot! This game is fire. Do you know that scene out of Ratatouille where Anton Ego tries the food and has flashbacks to his childhood? This game felt like that, and gives a similar feeling to games like Balatro or Slay the Spire. I've told my friends about this game and I really hope that it gets more attention, because this game is so much damn fun. And as an added plus, the developer is a super cool dude who listens to feedback.

However it is very much it's own thing with the unique theme of dominoes, which fits very well along with the Nova-cards, modifiers which affects score amongst other things. I sunk at least 20 hours into the demo, so don't let my hours fool you. Please play this game and recommend it, I hope the word gets out about it!

Oh domino balatro-like, where have you been? Jokes aside, this game is incredibly fun, and I can't wait for the final version to come out and try the different domino decks available. This game scratches the itch of emergent strategy games very well.

Remember when you looked at Balatro the first time, and laughed thinking to yourself how could a game like that have such a following? It's just cards you score, right? Wrong. This game has the exact same effect, and I highly recommend to everyone to try this game.

It was a cold August night and my friend and I were scouring the free to play section one late night, finding a joke game to play. We fire this bad boy up and think its stupid in the beginning. Oh, how we were wrong.

It's a player run world with a player run economy. Every shop and every building besides the government facilities has been established by the players. The money you pay for food goes to the owners of the restaurants or cafes. The owners of these institutions in turn pay their chefs with this money. And the money just flows like blood through the economy. Everyone is a building block of the society that is created. It's quite surreal, with the theme of tractors being employed.

I joined 4 days ago with my friend, and back then the place was a bit barren with the economy in its infancy. But as the economy grew along with the playerbase, so did the society. It brings a tear to my eye to see what was once a rugged hamlet turn into a town, and soon in the near future, become a blooming metropolis where every man can make a name for himself. An opportunity lies around every corner.

This game is good; don't let the rough edges make you see a bad game. When you open the dirty box you find gold inside. Don't let my gameplay fool you; I have played this game on the console plenty of times.