Recent reviews by Horchata

Great game if you like deck building. I like the creepypasta/horror atmosphere. It's easy to spoil, so I highly recommend you jump into it with little prior knowledge.

Good game. If you've played monster hunter, you'll probably like it.

I would play terraria first personally because I enjoyed the crafting and combat based mechanics more than starbound's exploration. That said, I haven't made it off the first planet and I've kind of hit a lul, so I may end up liking it more as I play.

If you've got nothing else to do, there isn't any reason not to. There's some really interesting design, but nothing too exceptional.

Once you get the hang of the crafting system, the game gets really fun. However, this game is best played with friends.

This game is AMAZING. Not much else to say. Buy it. Buy three, and give the extras to your friends. Buy a hundred, and give them to randome people on the street. Buy a thousand and give them to all your facebook friends. Buy millions, and give them to everyone.

Side note: how long can it take to port the system to apple??? They already made a mobile version and a console version... It can't be THAT hard...

I feel like this game tries too hard to be The Binding of Isac, yet they fall so short. The gameplay is slower and, to me, it didn't ever feel like there was any direction in the game. I never felt the drive to go and find or do new things. The one redeeming quality is the artstyle, wich looks fan-friggen-tastic. 6/10

If you like rougelikes or science ficton, buy this game. You can thank me later.
Better yet, thank the developers for making an AWESOME game 100/10

Pixel Piracy has the potential to be a good game. That said, the UI is counterintuitive, it has a STEEP skill curve, and, overall, just doesn't feel complete. On top of that, I'm pretty sure that the dev. team aren't working on this. I can't reccomend this game in the stage that it's in. I'll change my review if the dev. team ever actually updates it again. I kind of expected more from the dev. team that worked on Terraria

The game feels unfinished. There is a suprising lack of things to do after the first few years, and after doing those things over and over again, I soon found it tiring.