Recent reviews by BloodyRo

Punched my desk at Godrick and broke my hand, my pinky finger knuckle is forever ♥♥♥♥♥♥. 10/10

Performance is abysmal, it will crash on you at least 2 or 3 times before you can finish and since it doesn't save your progress you'll have to start from the beginning each time. Sure this game is a fun idea and it's free. No real harm in giving it a try but prepare yourself for some unnecessary frustration, especially if you plan on completing all achievements.

It's an interesting game at first, it has good atmosphere and good voice acting. The story has potential in the first hour or two but then it goes completely downhill and by the end I couldn't even care anymore. Some puzzles are annoying as hell, graphics are serviceable at best and ugly at times. I wanted to like it but it's not as smart of an experience as I thought it would be, it's not smart at all actually. It's too long for its own good and you won't remember it shortly after you finish it. To be fair I bought it for under 1 euro and for that price it delivered enough content but I can't recommend it for anything higher. I will change it into a mixed review if that option ever becomes available but until then I'll have to give it a negative.

I loved point & click games ever since I can remember but Primordia took my love for them to another level. The surreal atmosphere alone sold me. But then you take a great premise and combine it with such a well crafted world and you get a masterpiece. The artwork is so cool that every scene can be framed and put on a wall. I know I'm gushing too much but I can't help it, I loved it completely. It's a must for anyone who's into point & click.

Short but long enough to get an interesting experience out of it. It has a coherent story and a warm yet nostalgic atmosphere. Definitely worth a try.

This DLC has one of the worst achievements in the history of gaming. To get some of them you have to complete 3 challenges which consists of 20 rounds each, 5 waves every round, so 100 waves per challenge. Even if you find a low level host (to make the enemies easier), you'll still have to spend about 3 hours (or more) per challenge, because it's slow as hell, 3 hours in one sitting, 3 hours of doing the same thing over and over again, you've seen everything the dlc has got to offer in about 10-15 minutes anyway. It's slow and repetitive, no plot included, won't give any experience (or any nice loot) and you can't finish it alone, with the community diminishing, it's gonna be a pain finding someone to last through this atrocity. If you have no urge of completing the game 100% then don't ever buy it.

What a great game, with such an enormous lore and such an absorbing atmosphere, it's no surprise it has received so much love and support from the community. It's probably the best vampire game I will have ever played in my lifetime.

Awful game (if you can even call it a game), awful developers, does not deserve a place on steam. Please avoid it!

To the Moon is a tool of such a great emotional complexity, that it's going to soften even the coldest of hearts, and water the driest of eyes. Such a great ride, hidden in such a small package. I recommend it with my whole heart!

A truly great psychological/survival horror with a breathtaking atmosphere and interesting storyline, it delivers better content and more playtime than many AAA games released in the past years. Cry of Fear is up there with Silent Hill and Resident Evil.