Recent reviews by Trowicia

cool and good

first off: this game is not made for everyone.

fantastic story, stunning visuals and interesting multiplayer system that allows you to collaborate with other Porters (players) to achieve your tasks safely and efficiently.

watch out for Timefall and BTs.

So far from the little bit I've played, it's a really great and fun game and I look forward to playing a lot more. It's a couch co-op game meaning you're only able to play it locally from the same computer.

The lack of online multiplayer is my only negative but I am optimistic that one day Moving Out will receive a free update with such a feature available.

In the meantime you can use an alternative "play together" program such as Parsec if Steam's Remote Play feature is hot garbage (which it has been for me and many of my friends).

I've had minimal issues personally, but has since them resolved them. This is a really great game that's marred by shіt optimization. Rockstar did a shіt job ensuring it's a stable port that would "run on a wide range of PCs" as per their words.

Just wait until the price drops and if they actually FIX the performance issues plaguing the game.

That aside, this is no doubt one of my favorite games.

All Star: Transformed is still a better Sonic racing game.

Licker scared the ♥♥♥♥ out of me so badly that my sinuses cleared up.

10/10 game, crispy performance, fluid gameplay, and you have to play it smart with ammo & health expenses.

I regret not investing more time, but with how intrusive and compelling Dark Zone felt a while ago made it difficult to keep faith in my enthusiasm playing this game. I was told that the recent update(s) have pretty much spreaded out the rewards out of the DZ, prompting me to give the game a second wind. So far I haven't been displeased after that bit of information.

PVP in games are cool and all, but we should always have the FREE WILL OPTION to play that without feeling pressured to do it in order to maintain a high gear score.

Anyway, I'll give the game a recommend. Definitely worth a try whenever it has a free weekend event.

Basically video game suicide. Also a masochism simulator.

It's an ambitious game. For an Early Access title, I've been having quite a bit of fun after my girlfriend and myself have discovered that the small areas on grounds painted a different color are actually resource deposits. This discovery pretty much unfolded the rest of the game to us.

There are some performance issues I've been having, but I'm certain they've been made aware already and is pending a fix soon if not within the next year within Q1.

May or may not update this review as time passes, but it will remain a recommendation.

2 hours in and I found myself struggling to take a break. Almost a decade ago we were introduced to this promising classic take on a pixel 2d platformer(ish?) game and despite them working behind closed curtains I can honestly say it was worth the wait. I honestly only caught wind of the game's progress because a friend of mine mentioned it was well along development a few months back and could release in a matter of months.

What do I have to say about the game itself?
- Well, the protagonist is pretty nice. I genuinely felt a little bad for the fella in the beginning but he's currently off to make things right in the world of Owlboy.
- The first few (mini?) boss fights I've encountered were kinda mindless. I literally stumbled into them, steamrolled the bosses and kept it moving without much thinking power.
- The puzzles so far are somewhat interesting but a little straightforward. I'll save judgment for that for now though since I don't think I've even made it halfway through the game yet.
- The soundtrack is oddly interesting with its differences. Some parts of the game are like chiptune-ish while others are like modern-day soundtracks. The inconsistency kinda throws me off sometimes in terms of immersion.

I don't really like writing stupid long reviews so I just want to keep it short and simple as possible. 9 years of work right right here and it's visually appealing and plays well.