Recent reviews by bobbis

A fairly decent mod. The puzzles were quite good and the pacing improves towards the end. The level design in the first levels was quite confusing though and out of place; The new guns and characters add just a little value. Either way, recommendation to try this one out.

Just bought the Lilith DLC and it immediately bugs with the Shooting the Moon mission (Brick is supposed to knock down the pipe to cross the bridge), making the progression impossible, at least in legit ways. There are reports to Gearbox over 5+ years ago. Fix your game.

It's a solid game, starts strong and the first four missions are amusing. I feel they could've done so much more with the post-apocalyptic New York, which at times looks simply amazing. Sadly, it doesn't quite live up to that potential. The areas get repetitive pretty fast, and some of the bigger areas have nothing to offer. The gunplay is as tight and satisfying as ever. The story's been relatively average from the start, no doubt about that - hence the ending is worthy.

For unknown reasons, the game is set in Ravenholm, just as it appeared in HL2. I'm not even sure if this is laziness or an artistic decision. The official narrative doesn't exist and Epistle 3 didn't mention this, so go figure.

Still, they’ve done a great job blending in the strange, otherworldly feel of the Borealis. Excited for a longer version if that ever happens. That said, there are quite a few glitches, so it feels a bit unpolished for such a short game. Even so, it’s a fun little run, and curious to see what comes next.

A solid DLC that delivers some of the best gunplay and overall gameplay the series has to offer.

Solid shooter, the gameplay’s tight. Frankly, I think the level and game design here are even better than in the original Crysis. Unlike Crysis 1, this kept me entertained till the very end. The story can be ignored. The AI's quite dumb at times, especially considering how polished everything else is.

Great game, but: Fix your connectivity issues. Every now and then, the pause menu triggers an uninterruptible attempt to connect to Ubisoft server, which is completely useless to begin with.

Beautifully crafted, visually stunning, one can tell a lot of love went into every detail. The whole experience felt fresh and unique. That said, it can get a bit confusing sometimes, and combined with the intentional level repetition, this may become slightly annoying at times. Personally, I found the game the best at the start and again towards the end. Recommended.

Art direction, story-telling, attention to detail. Short but effective.

Likely the best Amnesia since The Dark Descent.