Recent reviews by OneMoreB

This is one of the best games I have ever played, highly recommend it to anyone who is a fan of narrative games. Also, definitely follow the game's advice and play it in windowed mode, I assure you it's worth it!

Shoot guns, drift horses, seduce a knight. What more do you want?

It's a fun prop hunt style game. The props can fight back, which makes the rounds feel more dynamic. It still has some balancing and performance kinks to work out, but the game is in Early Access, so those are to be expected.

Surprisingly fun and addictive

Update after 16 hours in game: Still surprisingly fun and addictive

Really fun. Extremely challenging (even on Easy), but that is part of what makes the game so much fun and enjoyable. My only complaint is that there is no save feature, so be prepared to either drop lots of time all at once, or to leave the game constantly running in the background while you do other things.

Amazing game! Pretty good campaign and a fantastic multiplayer experience. Cannot recommend enough

Very fun game! Gives off a lot of Overcooked vibes. Perfect for Steam Remote Play as well, since it is all on one screen so your friends that might be unsure about buying it can try it out (as long as they have decent internet)

I've played for 7 hours and have yet to get past floor 2-1. 10/10 would recommend

HITMAN 2 is a great sequel to the already amazing HITMAN (2016)

For owners of the 2016 game, HITMAN 2 features all of the 2016 maps within the HITMAN 2 game, even without the 2016 game installed.

I have already put many hours into the game, and I expect to put in many more, especially with the consistent content updates provided for the game.

My only complaint for this game is the lack of support for Linux and MacOS, which is something that the 2016 game had.

Overall, I would highly recommend this game to someone with a Windows PC.

Great controller, definitely prefer it now over the Xbox controller. Took a day or so to get used to the button and joystick positions, and I'm only used to the back paddles on certain games, but it is a really nice controller once you get used to it. The haptic feedback is a nice touch to the touchpads, and can also be used as rumble/vibration simulation (as an experiemental feature)

FPS games are obviously difficult to play with, just like with any controller. I do enjoy Racing/Driving games (Rocket League, GRID 2, and driving in GTAV) using this controller, as well as games such as The Binding of Issac. Cities: Skylines isn't too bad either, though I still prefer a mouse and keyboard (that's just personal preferance, however).

The hand grips are a bit big, and it would be nice if they were a tad bit smaller, and some games only work with it if the game was launched using Big Picture (Rocket League and GTAV come to mind). Valve has made a temporary fix for this by giving users the option to launch a game in Big Picture whenever the controller is turned on, but the Big Picture overlay is a bit laggy, and doesn't have certain features such as an FPS counter. The controller buttons/touchpad settings also can only be configured through the Big Picture overlay.

Overall, it's a great product, but I kinda wish Valve would fix the software side of the controller, and the hand-grips being big is a bit of a bummer, but that still doesn't change the fact that it is still a great controller!