Recent reviews by Dreayth

Thumbs up if you love poker

(Or want a furry girl to crush you with her thighs)

Maybe this is just me, but I disagree that this game is as rage inducing as youtubers make it. Obviously they need to flair reactions up for views but, that aside, I find this game oddly... relaxing?

Admittedly, yes, the first playthrough can be aggrivating. It took me 13 hours to finish my first run. Not a continuous 13 hours but, that was my total time. But it felt so accomplishing after beating it the first time.

A lot of people just stop there but, for me, I kept playing. At the time of writing this I've beaten the game 11 times and honestly, I use this game as a de-stressing tool. When you look past the struggles of starting over, its just a really calm atmosphere with some climbing.

My current personal best is 13 minutes and 33 seconds. Knowing that on my first play through it took me 13 HOURS... it feels accomplishing knowing how I've shattered my original time.

Give it a try.

As somebody who basically grew up with the flash versions of the Henry Stickmin series, this is a game that I couldn't be happier about. Remasters of all the old ones along with a completely new game full of amazing humor, obscure just hillarious references, and even the occasional heart-wrenching moment.

Worth every penny. If you haven't played it, I pity you.

Well, people are clearly aware of the fact that this game is well deserving of its psychological horror tag... and after playing it, I can't deny, it's very deserving of it. This game can be messed up at times... but... that's what makes it great.

If the warnings don't apply to you, and you're capable of handling the disturbing imagery this game provides, it's well worth it.

The game sticks with you, even after you're done with it. The game is surreal, despite the cutesy exterior.

Just like Yuri says, its psychological horror and dark stories that force you to challenge your perspective on life, even if only for a moment, and I think that really applies here.

That's all I got.
TLDR: If you can handle the disturbing side of this game, it's well worth the play.

An all-time classic. The sequel is questionable in its morality but this one is never to be beaten. Revolutionary, simple but fun design, and an incredible soundtrack. You've certainly missed out if you've never given it a shot.

I'd rather not grow complacent but, as of right now, Valve's ban wave has proved to be a solid fix for the bots, as I've not run into a single one since the massive banwave.

With the bots gone, I'm sure this game needs no introduction. You could sink 10000 hours into this game and *still* be learning new things. It's a game that strikes the balance of "Competetive shooter" and "Casual goof-off game" so finely that I can't help but wonder if it was done by design or a stroke of luck and some help from Source Engine jank, but regardless, TF2 is a timeless game that is fit to be played by practically anyone. If by some odd chance you've never had the pleasure of playing it, do yourself a favor. After all, it's free!

I've played don't starve since it was the standalone, uncompromising, survival game full of science and magic. The "Sequel" did not fail at living up to the original. I've been invested in this series for a long time and I will always hold it dear to myself. Definitely give it a try if you haven't