Recent reviews by BinaryLegend

Great game with intriguing story, worldbuilding, and interesting combat mechanics. The soundtrack is always on my playlist, it's amazing too.

I've never played in the Mutant RPG setting before, but it was a fun world to discover and explore. I might be biased though, as I'm Swedish.
I've also never played a tactical turn-based game like this, but wholeheartedly enjoyed it.
Great art, great setting, great voice acting, good gameplay, great worldbuilding, okay story. I just wish it was longer.

(Played on Rift) One of the most polished games I've seen in VR. Great visuals and aesthetic, great music, great presentation and UI.
HOWEVER, it has a huge flaw, and it's in the game play. You need to press the trigger 2-3 times per second per hand for the most part of each race, and the races aren't short. This leads to straining the index fingers extremely. I played for 15 minutes, took an hour break, then played for another 15 minutes. After that I had such pain in both my index fingers, it hurt to use my mouse and keyboard on my computer. I had to get anti-inflammatory gel applied to my fingers for several days before my fingers were fully restored. It was a similar experience to playing an RTS or Diablo for 10+ hours. If you suffer from RSI or are prone to these types of injuries I advise you to NOT play this game.
It's really sad, I WANT to play more Sprint Vector, as it was a lot of fun, but I dont' want to injure myself again. If the game adds an options to hold in the trigger instead, I'd play more in a heartbeat.

Great visuals and ambiance, but is sadly fairly shallow and frustrating when it comes to the platforming and puzzles and story. Some sections were very frustrating to get through, turning the experience into a slog. The game also spoils what's in a new area if you quit out (a natural stopping point) and play at a later time. I was really hyped to play this game, but it didn't live up to my expectations. Still serves as a nice study in game tech though, as the very large world looks great!

The ranger station provied a stunning backdrop to a radio drama between characters that never meet each other. It sounds weird describing it like that, but you'll be hooked immediately! The great visuals combined with the brilliant voice acting and narrative means this is one of my new favourite games!

One of if not the best uses of audio in any game I've ever played, and as a VR game developer used to spatialized audio, that's saying a lot! Brilliant graphics with amazing animation and voice work from the whole cast, but especially Melina Juergens performance is something to strive to emulate.
In addition, Hellblade is now my goto example for how to integrate education and teaching into a game in a seamless way. The game teaches part of how it is to live with psychosis, but also teaches about Norse mythology but from the perspective of another concurrent culture, the Picts. This gives a really interesting perspective for the player to explore when it comes to mental health, and Norse society.

Really fun platformer with a lot of different interesting movement options in a beautiful pixelated artstyle, accompanied by great music, great characters, and a somewhat shallow combat system. Some sections were frustrating to get through, but they were very few and far between, so didn't hinder my enjoyment of the game. Looking forward to what this team will make in the future!

A beautiful (and disturbing) game with haunting visuals and audio. Tarsier have created a dark and gloomy world with an otherworldly feel populated by various different "humanoids", each more disturbing than the last. Tight platforming sections are interlaced by thrilling chases and nervous stealth segments. There's a lot to love in this game. It is short, but that fits me perfectly!

Amazing asymmetrical co-op experience where one person plays the bomb defuser who can see the bomb, while the other player(s) have a bomb defusal manual with instructions on how to defuse it. Get ready to shout at each other, trying to get a description of what the defuser is seeing, all the while a short countdown steadily marches down to BOOM.

Especially good in VR mode, but not necessary for enjoyment.