Pretty fun game with very attractive kemono and western furry characters. Kincha, Sakura, and Mamama are my favorites, I especially like all of the hyper art, if that's your thing as well I'd recommend this. There's a lot of unlockable characters as well as alternate costumes and scenes for them, all of them have excellent dialogue.

I made a Yinglet of myself in a few minutes, you too can create your own Yinglet and I would recommend doing so, there's many options and choices when creating a Yinglet especially with the workshop support that was added.

A very great historical mod that adds some newer things to the mix, I hopped in for a few games and had fun with it. I started playing TF2 in 2011 so I missed out on the earlier days of it, I'd highly recommend downloading this one.

I decided to leave a review after a year and a measly twenty hours, I've started to get into the game and I am absolutely enjoying it, the progression feels really nice and smooth, the dialogue is in line with Andrew Gower's other work (I love it), I'm not a fan of the art style but that won't stop me from playing and enjoying the game. Andrew made my childhood and gave me many memories with his other game and this new game of his will leave me with some as well. I should add that there's a few complaints from a group of people who rag on the game due to there being holiday events along with cool, event only items, I'll say this, if you think missing an item in an MMO is bad then this genre is not for you, I don't mean any disrespect but I believe if you desire to have every single item in a game then you are better off playing non-RPG, single player games.

There should always be exclusive items for veterans of any MMO, it also brings positive discussions to the game and it's community, just look at Andrew's other work and how iconic some of the discontinued items are, and those discontinued items have memories attached to them to those who earned them at the time, if they were given to everyone then the ones who weren't around when they were originally released will not have the memories the original owners do. Those memories along with seeing something cool not many other people have is an awesome feeling and the people complaining could simply achieve their own when the next events appear however I feel they want everything regardless of if they were there at the time or not, regardless of whether they earned it or not. There's some complaints from those who say they don't have enough time to play and should be given progress for no work or effort and to that I have to say, what is the point of a video game then? If there's nothing to earn or accomplish, nothing to be proud of, what is the point?

There's always an objective in a game, if your objective is to look at a list of items which were handed to you for free without playing the game then that's your choice but do not force it on other players of the game and do not force it upon the developer, I personally like earning what I have and have played Andrew's other game since late 2005, I have many items I earned over the years, that doesn't mean I'm better or more worthy, it just means I have a few neat virtual items that have sentimental value, that sentimental value and memory will not transfer to you if the company or developer decides to re-release it. With that being said, try Brighter Shores, it's a fantastic game and I'll eventually have over a thousand hours in it because I'm becoming invested and immersed, I'll be earning what I have because that's what a game is about.

Chapter 3 was miserable but chapter 4 makes up for it by an absurd degree, if you can make it through the slog of the third chapter you'll be rewarded with a lot of character / plot progression, really good bosses, fun light world sections and so on. I would highly recommend playing through both of these to continue theorizing and speculating about the game with your pals and on forums like with the prior chapters back in the day.

I only played a few hours so far but I highly recommend this, the aesthetic of the game and the progression is really good and flows well. It's pretty humorous as well, I was streaming the game to a friend and a feral wolf dropped me a fortune cookie, speaking of which, if you were wondering where the adult content in the game is, the developer has a patch for that online.

I should also mention the game is fairly difficult, at least for me. I died over twelve times to the first and second boss in the tutorial area.