Recent reviews by Jord_

8 out of 10, Fun JRPG with enjoyable characters. Combat's alright and you get more options as you progress. Loved how the party members interacted when they actually got the chance to do so, the quality graphics make for some cool cinematic moments too. Despite minor nitpicks I enjoyed going along with the story.

Recommend if it's on sale since it's a bit steep. Found it more approachable than most JRPGs, huh.

Great game, highly recommend. Came for those stylized spooky vibes, stuck around because it stayed interesting. The story was great and felt worth the time. Deckbuilding's fun and they continue to add cool spins on it as the game progresses, demo shows off the what they build from. Inscryption's the first primarily card-game to make my favorites, so GG.

OneShot is one of those games I wish I could play for the first time again. There are some decent puzzle stuffs and the soundtrack is great. Really though, Niko is best boy and he deserves hugs.

This game is fantastic. The visuals are beautiful and the boss fights are challenging. The music is great and progression feels meaningful. Hollow Knight is frequently defined as a metroidvania and likened to Dark Souls, but even if neither of those classifications stick out to you this may be worth a try.

From the beginning where I wandered aimlessly and powerlessly to the end where I had one clear goal I enjoyed everything this game threw at me. I ran into some very difficult fights throughout my playthrough, but the controls are very tight and any death was clearly something which I could have avoided. The knight does exactly what you tell him to, so any mistake is caused by the player. Due to the tangible progression and fun combat I can say Hollow Knight is among my favorite games of all time.

Oh, and on a side note; This game is most enjoyable if you go into it blind and just figure stuff out as you go. Guides or spoilers will take a lot of value away from the game.

It's okay, I guess

This is the only game thus far that I'd say is a bit TOO immersive. No other game has caused me to lose track of where I am in my room as frequently as GORN has. The graphics are simple enough and the areas are small enough that you will never have the VR "blur" that other games have. Surprisingly enough this "blur" is what reminds our minds, or mine at least, that we're in VR, without it they'll just decide that we're actually in this open space and that there's not a wall within punching range. The edge of playspace warnings aren't going to save you either, they're extremely easy to just not notice while in GORN.

I'd say this is one of the best games VR has to offer, just make sure there aren't any breakables near your playspace.

This game is great. I bought Rebirth a couple years ago and saw this on sale, so I picked it up. I was curious about the game which attracted the masses to Edmund's games. Being someone who bought Rebirth before playing the original, you'd likely think that I'd see the older graphics and lack of hundreds of items and think that this game sucks in comparison. However, this game has aged VERY well. Afterbirth improved the graphics and the physics to make the game more playable. Those changes make Rebirth and the Original play very differently. The original is more difficult due to it's clunky inputs and the fact that you can really easily get stuck on enemies. Better programming does not mean better game. Also, I prefer the sound effects in the Original.

I recommend this game.

If you like non-serious RPGs, you should enjoy this. Fun gameplay and humorous dialogue.

Due to the many goals and simplicity of the choices, this game has an extreme amount of replay value. The simple gameplay makes this game even more fun, just run around and shoot things. Sounds simple and boring, but the various encounters create an enjoyable experience. I recommend this game.