What might have been a cute little adventure game quickly becomes an overpriced piece of broken software with no hope in site of the developer coming back

While much of the more basic puzzle solving aspects are featured, 0 takes us to a prequel state of the Banban universe to give us just enough story plot to avoid throwing up our hands "not again!"

Not every day you play a street walker in Victorian England. This game has its quirks. It's a decent mini thrill but loses points for lack of a mapping mechanic (which might require a larger city).

Downfall of the series. it's been fun, but this is an example of playgate. Hiding whatever may be there behind pointless, non-intuitive, and mechanically terrible grind. Go back to numbers!

Other that one easter egg and a particularly horrifying miniboss there isn't anything particularly new going on in #7. Fans have been waiting for the other shoe to drop and it's still not here.

A lot of the same format challenges we saw last time. More story than anything, the next installment will hopefully be more than bread crumbing for fellow cult fans. But hope the let's play is fun! :D

If you were looking for an exciting take on putting Minecraft into a tactical build and strategy game... well, I guess I've seen worse things than this buggy mess! Maybe one day it'll work!

People hoping for enlightenment on the convoluted tale of Garten of Banban won't get much, but hopefully the higher pricing marks the start of more rapid development with two new chapters coming up.

The saga continues in this third mind boggling entry to the series. While it still has some off quirks to it (audio queues), it's a pleasant short distraction for fans of games like FNAF.

A fun--if sometimes odd--little puzzle game for anyone, but with particular amusement for anyone that's had to struggle with finding a feline friend!