Recent reviews by Haze

Honestly I had pretty high hopes for this game when I first started, since I loved Pony Island which is made by the same developer and this game completely overcame my expectations.
To say I enjoyed it is an understatement, this game had some of the most fun boss battles I played against in a while and I loved the characters, especially Leshy. The ending made me almost regret siding with the other scribes, so now time to just play act 1 over and over.

I bought this game because it was cheap mostly, the puzzles are all very easy but it was somewhat enjoyable. Took me a while to finish all the levels so I say it's money well spent.

As buggy as this game is, the glitches kinda make it enjoyable.
On my first dish the salmon clipped into the table and I had to make it again, and then my oven exploded when i accidentally walked into it with a plate. But honestly this game is more fun to watch someone play rather then playing it yourself but it's not bad.

My second ever Warhammer game and as much as the first game I played didn't drag me into the franchise much, this game did an amazing job at that. The characters are amazing and the gameplay is very enjoyable, it got me really interested in Adeptus Mechanicus to the point that I already ordered Forgest Of Mars so I can learn more.
Quite a shame we didn't get to learn more about Magos Dominus Faustinius but I am still quite excited to play other games that have the AM in it.

One of the best parts of this game has to be the music, it does make you feel like you just stepped out of a club and want to use some of that adrenaline for something else.
The game rules are fairly simple but I still ended up shooting myself in the head when I was so sure "it has to be a blank", also the Dealer is kinda.

I was pleasantly surprised by this game, the visuals are really nice and all the bosses are unique with their own attack patterns. It's just a shame this game is so short and to complete all stages takes about 20 minutes,
but still for the price I suppose it's worth he experience.

Was this one of the most broken games I have ever played? Yes.
Were the cutscenes and story in general pretty mediocre? Also yes.
Did I still have fun? ♥♥♥♥ yeah.
Corey Cruise does an amazing job as the VA of Dude, and it was great seeing him in the DLC for Postal 2, the weapons were fun too but shame you couldn't befriend the dogs that roam around. The Den reminded me a lot of Paradise Lost when you're heading down to the boss.

It's something that's for sure, the start of the game was incredibly boring and I had more fun in the tutorial section but when I died for the first time my game crashed.
This game is considered non-canon and while I wouldn't say it's bad I wouldn't say it's good either, maybe someday I'll give it another try.

A quite short, but very beautiful game.
Originally I got the game simply because I wanted to fly around as a bird and the low poly graphics pulled me in, but as much as the story is quite difficult to follow it is a very enjoyable game. The puzzles are fairly simple and most areas very pleasing, I recommend to any one who wants a break from frustrating and long games.

Amazing franchise that deserves a remaster, It's brutal, it's gorey and it's very entertaining.

Manhunt 1 is a controversial classic, often banned or censored just because of how bloody it is but that's what makes it enjoyable. The second game in the franchise isn't even on steam because its considered more vile then the first game, and personally I enjoy it more thanks to the story and execution controls.
I have encountered people who really wish a Manhunt 3 could happen but personally I don't see it, the game market has changed and media is a lot more soft now, the game wouldn't be able to live up to it's previous releases.

And of corse it would't be a Rockstar game if I didn't need to install a patch to fix the entire game.