Recent reviews by Deeouye

It's great! I love how creatively you can use your powers.

It's awesome!

It's more like Breath of the Wild than Breath of the Wild is like Zelda, in all the best ways. I was surprised by how much I liked the writing as someone who usually only tolerates writing in games. The ending actually made me kind of emotional.

The only issue is that the game is kind of buggy. It's nothing incredibly serious but it can be a little frustrating. Sometimes key items vanish making them hard to find if you want to pick them back up and the menus can get out of sync with your selection. Only a mild frustration and it was always fixed with a reload.

Regardless I still 100% recommend Sable, and I wouldn't be surprised if the bugs were addressed in a future update.

This is one of the most experimental AAA games ever made, so naturally there are a lot of things that a lot of people don't like. But this makes it really unique. It's the only game that really feels like you're going on a hike or taking a walk somewhere. It's also great for listening to music/podcasts while playing. I love it!

This game owns! The combat is fast, satisfying, and really well explained. I'd recommend it to anyone interested in shooter games.

Only downside is that it's pretty short. It took me a little under 2 hours to beat it, though there's a new game plus that I want to try and apparently an endless mode coming in future.

Love it! I like the relatively easy difficulty, there's enough complexity to make me a bit mindful about where to plant things, but not so much that I ever struggle to complete a level, which is awesome! Making little apocalyptic nature dioramas is great!

I like the balance changes they make, all buffs and nerfs are reasonable and not too extreme, and there are enough changes to keep the game feeling consistently fresh. There haven't been any updates that made the gameplay worse in any way, and I expect it'll stay that way.

Fun little puzzle game! The visuals are pretty impressive, especially given that I think the devs built the engine from scratch. With some minor(?) improvements I think it could be spectacular.
Pros:
- Great effects and animations
- Art style is very nice
- Some puzzles were very clever, especially towards the end.
- I found the ending to be weirdly profound, I'm not sure it was intended but I really liked it.
- The whole game is loaded at all times, and being able to see all of it at once was super cool and made progression feel very physical.

Cons:
- Dying is kind of annoying because it resets the entire puzzle. The setup can be a bit involved for some puzzles and I didn't like having to go through it again when I already knew the solution. It would be nice if you just respawned on the last edge you were standing on.
- Some mechanics could be communicated better by the visuals, particularly the extending plants. They can be at two different lengths which change from plant to plant, but there's no way to tell how far they'll extend until you actually do it.
- I like seeing the whole game, but it does look a little video game-y. It would be cool if there were some big assets that distinguished areas from a distance, like a giant shell or maybe a kelp forest. The skybox is a bit plain as well.

It's Halo on PC! 60fps with mouse & keyboard is great.

Going back to Halo years later though, I'm surprised by how much parts of the game have aged. It's very weird to play a shooter in 2020 where you can't sprint. A lot of the weapons are pretty inaccurate too.

Unless you really want Gamer Points, don't play on Legendary. After finishing a lot of "tough but fair" games like Celeste and Fromsoft stuff, I was really frustrated getting killed so often by stuff that was out of my control. Even Heroic has a bit of this.

Awesome platformer made by awesome devs who really know what they're doing. An excellent example of a game being easy to learn and hard to master. The inclusion of Assist mode is really good!