Recent reviews by Silent

Not a perfect game by any means, but I am having a lot of fun. It shows a lot of promise in how it may be maintained further down the line, but now it's not short on content either - the car list is the best in the recent memory.

It's a bite-sized experience you can easily finish in one sitting, but the dialogues alone make it worth it. This game is best treated as an interactive movie to be played through in one go.

Quite an outstanding experience. It's one of those games I keep thinking about over and over, even though I finished them and moved on a long time ago.

A short but very pleasant experience.

It would be amazing if all remakes were as good as Mafia DE. Hangar 13 treated the original game with respect and recreated it faithfully where needed, refining some more outdated parts of it.

For this asking price, I couldn't ask for more.

It's a very fun, classic Polish game from the 2000s! This release has been refreshed a bit, so don't fear that this game will be "too old" to run fine on your PC.

Yakuza 0 is the very first game from the series I played. Before that, I wasn't even sure if Yakuza is an RPG, shooter or a fighting game, so I approached it with no particular expectations and absolutely spoiler free.

And oh boy, what an experience it is! A gripping story, sizable and lively environment and so many side activities so I am pretty sure I still didn't find them all after playing the game for nearly 65 hours!

This game is a true sandbox - there is an interesting story which keeps its serious tone consistently, but the game allows you to do nearly anything for side activities. Singing a goofy karaoke song minutes after nearly beating somebody up to death? Of course!

I don't remember the last time I played a game giving me this much freedom and variety. For this reason alone I think this game is worth recommending to nearly anyone. Oh, and then there is a matter of price - since this game offers as much content as any AAA game, I think Y0 has a ridiculously low price! There are games twice as expensive which are not half as good as this game. You don't need to wait for a sale - you can grab this game right now and you definitely will not feel ripped off.

The game also has a local multiplayer in form of minigames (pool, bowling, dancing, darts) - nice little touch IMO.

Can't overestimate how good game this is. Doesn't matter if you actually play using planning, or react in real time by interacting with your fellow soldiers - even in 2017 (nearly 2018) this is likely the best WW2 game you can find.

I finished it years ago on my retail copy and loved it, so I'm glad this is finally on Steam! Great Christmas gift.

This is... quite an experience. Gave it a try even though anime VNs are not really my thing - and I don't regret putting time in it. Hard to say anything about it without spoiling, so just jump to the game without reading too much about it - the less you know, the better.

HINT: It's free for a reason, and this reason is not "game is garbage".

Total garbage. It really looks worse than Cookie Clicker the browser game, seems much more clunky and boring than it, doesn't use VSync so it's a real GPU killer (I had 4000FPS playing it and my GPU whined like it wanted me to end its misery).

But worst of all, it appears to be nothing but a pack of ready Unity Assets. So the person publishing it (couldn't even call him/her "developer") probably spent less than one day worth of work before successfully pushing this on Steam. This is absolutely unacceptable and represents the absolute worst of indie game development and relaxed Steam policies.

Do not buy, do not gift it, stay away of it if possible. I wish there was an option to report the game.