Recent reviews by Amarki

At the time of this writing, thought I'd explain that the game is really really good. Especially with friends. Just the whole Sony thing is tossing everything into the bad water. Buy it, play it, but just know what's going on right now.

God I hope more people pick up this game. It was breathtaking. The gameplay was fun, and the mechanics were engaging the entire way up the large tower you must scale. The story was captivating, if not simple. It's simply one of the best mountain climbing games out there, with an atmosphere that scales up alongside Journey or Sky or Stray. Cosy, atmospheric, adventurous. I never feel an urge to replay games I've already beaten, but this may be the first game that when I was done, I wanted to do another climb. Highly recommended to people that enjoy these types of games.

And gosh was it beautiful. Make sure your PC has the specs for it. Looks beautiful even on low, to be honest.

Criminally underrated. A rich storytelling experience that encourages you to make mistakes and fail. And stick to it. It's part of the experience and part of what makes this unique and indifferent world interesting to survive in. You fall attached, you fall in love with these characters, and you feel invested in their survival. When you fail, and when one slips from your fingers, it makes the game's story all the sweeter.

Choices matter and you'll make a lot of tough decisions. But the arctic environment you play in doesn't care about you and your darn feelings and is always threatening to crush you.

I cry. Such good. Such beauty. Play it! Especially if you loved Frostpunk and desire a more personal and literary experience.

This game is criminally underrated. The story, gameplay, and everything is cozy, exciting, and beautiful. Best for fans of RPGs and folk that like text adventures and wish to immerse themselves in a Sci-fi world. I'm glad I didn't.... 'sleep' on this game.

It's a game that's all you'll be thinking about for three days after completion. Three days.

My game of the year for 2015, and a game I'll remember for a long time to come.
It's a game about taking perspectives and seeing a story from different stances.
A game about making choices and confronting its consequences.
A game where choices truely make a difference and leave you feeling attached to the comfortable
little world, whether you help it or not.

Best played with as little information as possible, but with the popularity that's been picking up,
try your best. Take the wild investment and treat yourself to a game that fills you with LOVE and
DETERMINATION.

An amazing game! The first person perspective redone in a fully immersive experience. Sure, at certain points you can disarm and use guard weapons against them, but that isn't the focus of the game. It's about running, jumping, and using parkour style techniques to work your way past guards and through obsticles. Hearing the character breathing, hearing and even FEELING the damage done by messed up jumps, and the camera's movements according to the character has literally left me on the edge of my seat more than once.

If you enjoy platform games, enjoy a action packed game, enjoy a parkour-style game, I highly recommend Mirror's Edge.
And if you enjoyed this game already be sure to keep on the lookout for a Mirror's Edge 2, I've heard that there's one in the making!

Classic. Open world RPG mixed in with FPS elements makes for unique gamplay, while the plot and player-decision choices throughout the story allow for an interactive and diverse playthrough that is different each time you play it.