Recent reviews by Daemonsw0lf

I'm trash, you're trash, we're all trash.

10/10 would suck at this game for hundreds of hours and like it

The closest I will ever be to a l33t Hax0r. Banging music and just the right amount of stress to relaxation.

Font choice in the game clues made it so that I couldn't read the clues. For example EKR was actually E1CR, I can't imagine the difficulty someone with dyslexia would have playing this game. I had to consult a walkthrough to realize that I literally couldn't decipher the characters in the font choice. Made the game frustrating to the point that I had no desire to finish.

The story is very engaging for a hidden object game. The art is lovely even though it's a horror game. There were a few puzzles that had me really stuck, so I skipped past them because I really wanted to know the story. And enjoyable 4 hours.

It's a hidden object game with fun mini games. It's a fantastic way to waste a few hours and feel satisfied. Environments are pretty and puzzles are engaging but not difficult.

While I enjoy the puzzle mechanics, the story was a huge...dare I say...turn off. I just couldn't get into all the sexual stuff in the story, it seemed gratuitous or unnecessary, story just wasn't for me and without the story it seems pointless to finish the puzzles.

I think this game broke me. The story is truly awful and basically impossible to follow. The characters are all terrible people, not remotely funny, and make absolutely terrible detectives. I got 2.5 hours into the game and almost to the end of the first chapter before I couldn't take the absolutely awful writing anymore. The "clues" are entirely conjecture, one of the characters actively throws the police off the murder's trail as a joke, the characters are just genuinely unlikeable. And I'm pretty sure Kaoru is not wearing anything below her boobs.

If you enjoyed the first Room game you will enjoy this one. The puzzles are complex enough to be challenging, but not so complex that a little poking around won't get you the answer. The hint system is also well designed - utilizing levels of hints with the first one just telling you what you should be looking at and the last one basically giving you the answer without actually giving it if you're really, really stuck.

Mechanics wise, the game can be very sensitive when it comes to rotating things with the mouse. I had to switch between my usb mouse and my laptop mouspad several times to get certain parts of the game to work. For the most part though, you only need to move pieces into their generally correct location and the game will lock whatever it is into place.

The game has some spooky Lovecraftian elements to it, but is by no means scary, so if you're a fan of puzzle games but are a little concerned by the soooky elements, don't worry there's nothing nightmare inducing.

A simple point and click hidden objects game. Nothing exceptionally complicated, but certainly relaxing. Not sure if I would have purchased at the full price tag as the game is incredibly short. Ran into a few obstacles in the translation. For example I didn't know a Skittle could be a Bowling Pin. But that's what the hint button was for.

Very enjoyable, I recommend this to anyone looking for a relaxing game, I also recommended buying it at a discounted price.

I have no idea how Metacritic gave this game a 66. It is absolutely incredible. Mix one part bioware intense storyline, with one part mirror's edge parkour, stir in some intense combat scenes and you have Remember me.

From the moment the game begins you're immersed into a world of incredible 3D models and beautifully detailed environments. The storyline is fascinating, along with the core concept of the game - Memory Hunting

In this futuristic world everything is controlled by a person's memories; which have been digitized through something called a Sensen chip. One company, Memorize, has the monopoly on digital memories. You play as Nilin, a former "Memory Hunter" who has the special ability to "remix memories" - you can rewind through a person's memories and utilize "glitches" to change the memory and manipulate the person (How they think about you, how they feel, their alliances etc.etc). Somehow you've lost your memories and all you have is a mysterious voice named Edge and a few friends/fans willing to help you.

The gameplay is fairly simple, if you've played games like Mirror's Edge you'll catch on quickly on how to move throughout the environment. The gameplay is very linear, however, leaving you little room/time to explore the environments -which is disappointing for those who want to experience the art as well as those who like treasure hunting.

The biggest downside to the game is that combat controls, while interesting, are not well explained. There will be a period of trial and error while you figure out how to win fights, all the while they'll be throwing new abilities at you.

This game is a ton of fun and definitely worth picking up.