Recent reviews by Halcyon

Probably one of, if not THE most unbalanced, stun-lock heavy FFA PVP games I've ever played and it really shows not only Capcom's incompetence when it comes to balance but also shows how out of touch they are with what the RE community wants with a multiplayer game.

Just play Outbreak.

Sister bought both the base game and DLC for herself and I to play co-op with.
Game wouldn't start and we found a fix that provided a .dll to get the game running. Already a red-flag if your game needs a FAN fix to get running.

Fix worked fine for me first go but it didn't for her. She verified and restarted her PC multiple times and didn't work. She tried multiple other fixes and none landed.

If your game needs FAN fixes to work and even then have a chance of not working at all.. Your game shouldn't be allowed to be sold for money. Especially since without the discount it's basically a $30 game here.

BHVR basically lied and said they weren't going to get involved with NFTs, but now they've come out and said they are with the Pinhead license.

NFTs are not only scams but also destructive towards the environment. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS AND DO NOT SUPPORT BHVR'S HORRIBLE DECISION BY BUYING THIS DLC.

Can still do the DSS glitch on Circle of the Moon. Life is good!

I would like to start off with the only positive with this game and that is some a few of the environments look nice but that's about where the positivity ends.

The game's own description is either greatly exaggerating what you actually do or straight up lying.

The game will start you off with an unskippable intro and this isn't all that bad but very tedious if you encounter a bug that forces you to reset the game like I did. I attempted to interact with a couple of objects (that you can't interact with) and got stuck in place, attempting to free myself by turning my character around caused me to fall through the floor, meaning I had to rewatch the intro again.

The only things you can interact in this are a couple of buttons, two cases of moving cardboard out of the way to reveal something and your main tool is a flashlight.

In terms of scares, this game falls VERY flat. It has ONE very weak jumpscare and that's it. The rest of this game's scares are just the Monster (Portrayed with a black silhouette and red eyes) standing very far and making noises at you.

This game has little to no content to it and I was able to finish it in just 20 minutes (+1 Restart)

This feels like a concept demo made in about a month or so and doesn't really deliver as a VR horror game.

This is a friendly warning to fellow Oceanic players. THIS GAME DOES NOT HAVE SERVERS.
All matches are player hosted and other Oceanic players basically don't exist. This game features heavy combat mechanics and you could literally be right up in someone's behind and still not hit them.

This will also cause other issues like being stuck in a black screen and taking forever to spawn/re-spawn while a match is still going on. This guarantees that you'll be the player with the least amount of crystals in 2/3 of the gamemodes.

Quentin's finally getting his face rework.
So I would DEFINITELY suggest buying this now!

I just can't really recommend this now. Considering what they plan on adding.

They plan on adding a system that allows the community created games to add Pay-To-Win and Pay-To-Play features through "Keys".

This game is basically becoming Roblox 2:VR Edition, and I can't support that.

I feel like this feature will prey on kids who don't know any better and will happily throw their money away. Which makes sense. No Adult would go anywhere near or support this decision. Kids are easy prey.

The Cigarettes cost $60 for a 20 pack.


..Capitalism.

I played a fair bit of this on launch and haven't really touched it in a while but I figured I'll give my thoughts on it.

For the first few times you play it. Yeah this game will scare you and is a lot of fun. Especially with friends. But you become desensitised and tuckered out really quickly. You begin to learn all the tricks the "Variety" (I say that because outside appearances and requirements to determine what it is. There's not that much of a difference between all the Ghosts outside of just a few things) of Ghosts will pull on you. There's only so many times some old, SCP-106 lookin' hag gurgling in your ears and flickering the lights can be scary.

It's a fun little distraction for a while but becomes a tedious chore of repeating the same steps to determine the Ghost type over and over again. The environments differ in quality and don't serve that much other than to make it just more of a chore to figure out which area/room the Ghost is lingering around in the most.