Recent reviews by Razema

I'm enjoying the game so far! The gunplay is fun, and the overall mechanics are nice. That being said, the different characters do not feel as different from each other as I would come to expect from other hero-shooter games.

I've been playing this game on Linux, and the anti-cheat works correctly. Thank you so much for supporting this segment of the market! That is the reason that I play this game instead of similar ones like Valorant.

This truly is a masterpiece. The game is amazing, and contains a far greater degree of freedom that other games I've played in recent years. The world, characters, and story are top class.

It follows a set of gameplay rules similar to D&D. So people may or may not like the gameplay based on how much they like turn-based combat, heavy decision making, and rolls of the dice. As a D&D player myself, I like it.

It also runs quite well on Linux via Proton.

There is a reason people like this one so much. It has such interesting characters and a well-done rendition of the Fallout universe.

Works well on Linux.

Note: Mods are basically a requirement in order to improve gameplay and work around the limitations of the old creation engine.

Even all this time later, the game is still unoptimized and buggy. I tried to like it. I really did. But the game just was not good enough to justify dealing with the technical issues. If you want a much better time-loop game made by the same people, check out the Prey DLC.

It is kinda strange to play a direct sequel to a Persona game, but they did a really great job with it. It is much easier than Persona 5 Royal, but that is fine because it is a completely different type of game. I like the new characters, as well.

That being said, it does have technical issues. It lacks anti-aliasing, is capped at 60 fps, and crashes often. The crashes can be avoided by using the "hotfix2" beta branch and disabling hyperthreading. I am disappointed that it has these issues.

That being said, it does run just as well on Linux/Steam Deck as it does on Windows via Proton.

I liked the story and the characters. After playing so many bland open-world games, it was nice to play a big-budget linear one with a good story. No nonsense with microtransactions or anything. The game also ran very well via Proton on Linux.

The music it top-notch. I am impressed that they got so many high-profile metal artists to collaborate on this.

The gameplay is fun, and provides options to synchronize the game with your monitor/speakers. It is not difficult to beat each level, but there is a high skill cap for the high scores. There is enough content to justify the price, and it does not overstate its welcome.

My one complaint is that the bosses at the end of each level are repetitive.

Overall, I recommend this game to people who like metal and rhythm-based games.

It also worked with zero issues on Linux via Proton.

This was a worthy successor to the original. I am so glad that they chose to keep the wacky art style. The new additions to the gameplay and world are also very cool.

I played this on Linux, and it ran quite well.

I really like the concept of combining Halo with Portal. The controls are good, and the gunplay feels nice. The maps are also well designed to work with both typical shooting mechanics and portal mechanics. Now that the queue system is better, I have no trouble getting into a game.

Also, the game runs very smooth on Linux. Thank you for releasing it on Linux, which is one of the main reasons I chose this over other games.

One mild complaint: I wish there were more armor customization options available from the start. Other shooters have a base set of multiple armor types and colors to choose from, plus many more that can be unlocked/bought later.

The art style is incredible, the randomized escape attempts make each attempt thrilling and non-repetitive, and there is a good balance of persistent perks and temporary boons. Overall a great games, as I have come to expect from SuperGiant. It also runs perfectly in Linux.