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Rebecca is working as a mortuary assistant but something changes when Dr.Raymond lock her up into the morgue, explaining how she has been marked by a demon. To save her soul, Rebecca needs to identify the right corpse, the house and name of said demon in order to exorcise it. The gameplay can be repetitive as the embalming process and the exorcism is always the same. However the multiple endings, jumpscares and secrets hiding in the environment make the experience much more interesting. The game is not difficult at all, the embalming process will be introduced to you through a tutorial right at the beginning. The exorcism however, is something you must understand yourself as the only resource you have are some tapes recorded by Raymond. Still, I can assure you that the process is rather simple, I identified the right corpse during my first attempt without further help. I can't say much about the story as this is intertwined with the endings and I want to avoid spoilers but the story goes pretty much as I said in the introduction, only thing that changes are the endings and jumpscares that help to learn more about the characters (mostly Rebecca's past and Raymond's work in the morgue). Rebecca backstory didn't really interest me that much but I adore Raymond and the whole possession process, unfortunately the demon concept in here is very Christianized but that is to be expected from such types of games. Demonolaters are going to have fun with this one, lol. Really, as a Demonolatry practitioner myself I can assure you that this game has got some interesting mechanics in spite of the Christian concept of demon as a "bad entity". Anyway, jumpscares are really good at the beginning because you have no clue what to expect so every apparition is a total surprise. The basement is a must, try to get access to it for the "haunting feeling" and some cool endings. I don't think the game is particularly scary but I'm not easily startled so it might be different for another person. Graphics are good, characters are fine and like I said the gameplay is interesting. More achievements have been added since the game first came out, new endings expanded the story so yeah, you should buy it.

I recommend the game because it's fun to play it with friends and it has got some cool characters (Wesker, mostly). However, while 10% of this community is made of cool people who are trying to have some fun no matter the outcome of the match, the rest is not. Enjoy people insulting you for every little thing that rubbed them the wrong way! ● Are you doing your best against a tunneling / camping killer? — They are going to get mad at you for dying so soon and throwing the game (instead to blame the killer for being unfair). Killer is going to write ez at the end game chat ('cause they feel so mighty for beating you in an online game, it's their whole life after all) ● Are you playing with friends? — You are bullying the killer! BULLY SQUAD!!!!! (yes, like kindergarten) ● Map offering? — Out of the question. You are being toxic to the killer and trying to get an advantage to secure your escape. (You don't even know who the killer is going to be, not sure how this can give you any sort of advantage). ● Are you using merciless storm perk (or any other perk they don't like)? — You are a loser, you are not supposed to use such perks (yet they are there for a reason) ● Windows of Opportunity perk? — You are blind, can't you see things yourself? (...) ● You happen to fail a skill check or a flashlight save. — Uninstall the game, you are hopeless. (Mistakes are not allowed in this holy game) ● Are you playing Skull Merchant? — DC. It's for noobs. How could you even think of playing Skull Merchant? It's unacceptable. (...) ● Are you playing bunny Feng? (or any other character that the killer dislike) — They are going to tunnel you. You asked for it the moment you decided to play [insert survivor name + skin]. (So rational and mature) Basically, drama everywhere. My best advice is to simply skip the end-game chat and move on to the next match, arguing with salty kids it's not worth your time.

This game is like a fantasy martial arts story in ancient China, which is fresh. The enemies are cute and there are a wide variety of them. The character movements are smooth and beautiful. You can freely switch character but can't give orders to the AI, even tho they don't just stand there and fight actively. Unfortunately, the loading times are kinda long at times and maps are not connected so you have to fast travel making the game a little less immersive but the environments are beautiful and vibrant. You can consider this game like Final Fantasy but the Chinese version of it and I'm not saying this in a bad way as the game is really good. I advice to get it maybe during sales.

I pre-ordered this game on PS4 when it first came out and I fell in love with it so I really wanted that on my Steam as well knowing about the harsh criticism towards it, but my honest impression is that it's not as bad as people say. I spent many many hours on Playstation and there never was a dull moment for me (apart from an optional boss fight). The active and stylish combat system that makes full use of flashy magic, command combinations and parries is super fun. There are mini-games like fishing (Noctis), photos (Prompto) and a huge food variety to choose from (Ignis). Only weak point about this Final Fantasy is clearly the plot. In fact, the story is not explained well, and characters who played important roles in the CGI only appear in a few scenes, and the situation progresses without the player's knowledge, so you often find yourself wondering "When did that happen?". Also, although it is called an open world, in reality, there are only a limited number of places where it is meaningful to walk around as some places are kinda empty. Therefore before diving into this experience it would be better to watch Brotherhood: Final Fantasy XV first and just then play the game. If you don't mind a little bit of a spoiler you can also watch Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV after the anime and then play the game. You'll get some info regarding Luna, especially because we don't get to see much about her in the game. This is a personal preference but Noctis and Stella from the original Final Fantasy XV (Final Fantasy Versus XIII) were much more interesting but Luna is not bad at all, just not as appealing as Stella was.

An innovative and futuristic game, both the story and visuals are better than a high-quality movie. I was completely hooked to it, as someone who is deeply in love with androids and anything tech, this game is a masterpiece. The countless branching points are amazing, the multiple endings and QTEs will keep you invested from start to finish. Only bad side to this PC version is that the game crash sometimes, only solution is to downgrade your GPU drivers. Personally I didn't do that but the game didn't crash that often for me so it wasn't really a problem. I enjoyed this game way more than Life is Strange and other games of the same kind, all characters are interesting and I love that it is focusing on actual and important issues like abuse, discrimination, acceptance and so on instead of the usual confused / sad / rebel teenager who fall in love with another confused / sad / rebel teenager. Detroit is a come back to Fahrenheit (yes, I'm that old) that game had an amazing plot and it was innovative back then even with its own limitations.

Planet Zoo is a simulation game in which you manage a zoo. I honestly didn't play much of this game, the only reason is that I found the interface to be extremely overwhelming, tutorial can be a bit too much at the beginning with too much information (making it harder to remember if you come back to it after a long time). I got this game because when I was younger I would spend so much time playing Zoo Tycoon but I didn't find this one as good as Zoo Tycoon. This is a personal preference though, I suggest to watch some videos on Youtube showing the mechanics of the game. When playing you have to think carefully about how to take care of the animals, educate and manage the zoo staff, and keep the customers happy, and if you don't, you won't make a profit. The graphics of the animals are really good by the way, as an animal lover I fell in love with the little cuties. Ultimately, I do suggest the game but the building system and interface might prove to be too much so I advice to get informed about it before getting Planet Zoo.

Lust from Beyond is a psychological horror based on occult and eroticism. The protagonist is Victor Holloway, an antiques researcher. He is plagued by ominous visions of a painful and lewd land. Seeking a way to escape the illusions, Victor eventually joins a cult called the "Cult of Ecstasy". The story begins with Amanda, the wife of the previous protagonist Jonathan, and begins with preparations for the ritual. Witnessing the madness from the perspective of an internal member of the cult seems to create a unique sense of tension. Puzzles are good but not difficult, chases are super fun and the battle system is okay. You should note that overall, there isn't much erotic content and it's not a serious erotic game, so if you buy it just for that reason, you'll probably find it's not for you. I got this game mostly for the occult part but ended up enjoying the sexual part as well.