Cara Lynn Blog

Lethal Company Review running through an abandoned planets in the dark with nothing but a hazmat suit on your back and three of your closest buds at your side.  Welcome to Lethal Company, a co-op survival horror game that’s all about digging deep into the (procedurally generated) crevasses for loot, which your party of up to four companions (Unless it’s modded of course) will need to figure out how to safely transport back to your ship and eventually sell to your tentacle overlord at the end of each round. This is a simple but highly enjoyable premise. there’s enough chaos to sink an entire weekend into its depths without realizing…

Content Warning Review   In theory, Content Warning functions similarly to Steam-favorite survival horror multiplayer, Lethal Company. In three-day cycles, you and up to three other aspiring SpöökTubers must descend into a pit. Your goal is to film something spooky, go viral, and make money. So, you descend into the pit with a depleting oxygen tank, and you hope to live long enough to ride a diving bell back to the surface, upload your footage to the tv, and watch the ad revenue come rushing in. I didn’t play any public games, though save file options make it possible for you to play either with friends, or alone. I never…

Lakeburg Legacies Review Lakeburg Legacies does start off on the right foot. sexual preferences just aren’t a thing here. Anyone can marry anyone they’re not related too. Any couple can have children. “falling in love” business is reduced to nothing more than a quick click through three random micro-scenarios pulled from a disappointingly small list. All love needs, apparently, is knowing likes and dislikes. The children are also automatically kicked out of their homes the instant they turn 18. Much younger children can also end up homeless if two existing widowers wed and there’s not enough room in their home. Unless you expand their home so they can all live…

Error143 Review   Error143 is a visual novel and hacking game directed by Jenny Vi Pham, about the romantically charged exploits between yourself and your cute hacker adversary, Micah Yujin. Set within the chats and video calls with Micah the story is a short, sweet, and funny experience. Micah is an interesting character. The banter feels fun and natural without straying too far into cringe territory. The art is also great. The voice acting is also very good. The issues I have with the game stem primarily from its length. There is very little plot, and the relationship between the characters is rushed to fit into 5 days. you have to…