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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Games, Entertainment
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8.5 (2 Ratings)
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Mobile Legends is an 8/10 for me—definitely one of the better mobile MOBA games out there. The matches are fast-paced and exciting, perfect for when you want to jump in for a quick game. The controls are smooth and easy to pick up, even if you’re new to the genre.

The variety of heroes is great, with different roles to suit every playstyle, whether you like to tank, deal damage, or support your team. The frequent updates and events keep the game feeling fresh, and the developers do a good job balancing the gameplay.

That said, like many free-to-play games, it can feel pay-to-win at times. Some heroes or skins are easier to access if you’re willing to spend money. Matchmaking can also be hit-or-miss, especially at lower ranks.

Still, it’s a fun and competitive game that’s easy to recommend for casual and hardcore players alike!
  
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Casual Farming 5: A Slow Living LitRPG (Sowing Season)
Wolfe Locke, Mike Caliban | 2022 | Science Fiction/Fantasy
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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Another slice of life farming/dungeon book
I've read all 5 of the Casual Farming novels that are currently out, though this is the first one I've actually written a review on. We've followed Jason from his arrival in Summer Shandy to his marriage and first child. Old friends have new roles, new faces have joined the town so he's not the newest guy, and he has thoroughly settled in. I really enjoyed this.

I am still, after 5 books, unsure of what to make of the time system in this universe. I'm happy we don't have Jason's wife puking all day every day for 7 months, but getting through the pregnancy in one season is a little strange. It works though, kind of like the seasons changing at midnight exactly on the last day of the season.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to book 6, whenever they get it published. :)
  
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A Fall of Light
A Fall of Light
L.J. Greene | 2023 | Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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only ONE thing knocked that star off!
Independent reviewer for Archaeolibrarian, I was gifted my copy of this book.

Greg appears as a side character in a series by Greene. I have not read those books, but I don't feel I missed out on anything by not doing. I'm intrigued by this group, though, and may well go back and read them. *if I can find the time*

I gave this 4 stars, and one thing ONLY knocked that star off.

Single person point of view.

Only Greg gets a say here, and I wanted, so desperately wanted to hear from Louis, at many key points along the way and I don't get him.

That said, it's the only fault I can find with this book.

I loved that Greg knew, deep down, that he wasn't a casual person, and he could never be casual with Louis. Yet he jumped right in with everything. I loved that Greg let Louis keep his secret for as long as he wanted to. He knew it would come out in the end, he just had to bide his time. I hated what Greg's brother was doing to him, I really did. Said brother does get his comeuppence though.

Greg's past is dark and shocking, being made homeless at 16, he did what he had to do to survive. Loved that Louis did NOT hold it against him, even if his own flesh and blood did. Loved that the band supported him doing the solo stuff, to appease his brother, and also that they stood by him.

It's not especially explicit for a MM romance, but I liked that here, it's more about the emotions going through Greg (since we don't get Louis!) than anything else.

Some difficult topics dealt with: religious intervention, conversion therapy, street life and doing what you need to do to survive. Triggers for some, be mindful.

This is the first I've read of Greene's work. Like I said, I'd like, *time allowing* to read the series that Greg first appears in, but if not, I will absolutely read any future books by this author.

4 very VERY good stars

*same worded review will appear elsewhere