Recent reviews by LukaRyne

Finally leaving a review for an amazing experience, and to spite these losers review bombing because Wukong didn't win a meaningless award lol.

Easily one of the best VN's ever made and even happier to see it being given a new lease of life on Steam.

Even if you don't read, this is a fantastic story of inclusivity and well written characters, where the adult scenes become more of an afterthought and you become immersed in their stories.

Easy recommend.

A review from a person that doesn't care about your petty little EGS Review bombing:

This is EDF, you've played it before, you know what to expect, except now this has a story that continues from EDF 5.

You shoot, you cause chaos, you shoot, you kill, and you shoot.

It's frantic, it's fun as hell, and it's more EDF which is always welcome.

This is not your daddy's Night City.

It's yours, it's crime free, it's relaxing as all hell.

No management
No fires
No starving people
No funds to worry about

Just build
Just relax
Just enjoy this original wonderful experience

Anyone who says "I can fix her" is lying. She's WAY too far gone.

So I just spent the last 4 hours playing start to early access finish, it's actually really good, and incredibly ♥♥♥♥ up. Murder, extreme dismemberment, occult activity, supernatural, and a really good story actually, it's a high recommend. It's less than a tenner, going to be getting more episodes, and is an RPG maker game so it can run on a fridge.

I just can't get enough.

In other news, I got my nails dun and got my hair dun.

A short horror game with some of the funniest death scenes and sound effects I've ever heard. Legitimate laugh out loud moments. Special shoutouts to the Piano scene.

Road 96: Mile 0 is a prequel starring one of the characters you meet in the original Road 96, Zoe. Regarded as one of the best side characters in that game, Mile 0 puts you in her shoes to show how and why she decided to escape Petria, but that's enough about the story, as I can't say more since the story is imperative to the Road 96 franchise. It's great for what it is, will emotionally strike a chord with most players in todays political landscape.

To get it out of the way, no, this game is not as good as the original Road 96, and the rhythm game aspect is questionable, but the music is great, shoutouts to The Midnight & The Offspring, but as I said, it's the story that counts overall.

If you want a deeper look into one of the better characters and her background from Road 96, you should absolutely play this game. However, do not spend money expecting the same action, stories & depth as the original. This is NOT Road 96: 2., but is IS a damn good story.

I can save her

This needs to be the Sonic Formula going forward. They finally found out how to make Sonic work in 3D, and while Frontiers is a pretty great game in it's own right, it also acts as a fantastic stepping stone for the future.

The game has jank, but it's just another case of "Sonic Jank", which we've come to expect, and it's absolutely nothing game breaking. Aggrivating, sometimes, but infuriating, never.

Music is top tier as expected from a Sonic game, from heavy metal, to ambience, to EDM, to Lo-Fi, it's all here and all pretty great too.

I really recommend Frontiers and hope that SEGA will take all these positive fan reviews and you know, not change the sonic formula again in 3 years time. Frontiers 2 is something that can be epic.