Recent reviews by Knight Owl

Fast paced, sit down and play for a few minutes kind of game. The graphics make it so that it plays smooth on nearly any system even when you have a server with a bunch of players on at the same time.

The games pace is what also makes the game most difficult, as you must level up, progress forward towards bosses, but the difficult raises too much from the time elapsing. It can be fun times, and it can be soul wrenching from the defeats you will likely have.

The first pc game I ever played Oregeon Trail, and this brought back both happy and horrible memories of playing it. No matter the preperation you may have, events may bungle you, and then camps with supplies you don't need to be followed can always end a journey to disaster.

So what we have is a game that is part wisdom and big part luck. The upside is that you can name people whatever you wish, and it hit me deep when I had to put Morgan Freeman down after he was bit.

This game was nearly unplayable for me. No matter the server one player always had higher ping, and this enabled them to dominate all as there was no way to defend against attacks since the ping delayed you too much for it to even register a block.

It's a awesome concept, but to have a intricate battle system you also need the netcode or servers to back it up.

It gives you the tools, the stage, and hell bent difficulty, but what makes this game is the friends that you bring with you.
You'll enjoy this game as much as the company that is involved where you'll have intense moments where you'll have to work together to overcome those lovely demon spawn.

There is a degree of progression as you choose different "classes/perks" to help you on your way, but skill and teamwork is a determined factor in success.

Great game, as long as you have others to play with.

It's pretty much the same Ducktales of the NES with a added tutorial, actual dialogue for story and help to understand what to do. The difficulty is easier than what is was but it will give you that nostalgic feeling of the old game.

I was one of the many that grew up with Castlevania, playing as the Belmonts or Alucard to kill the evil Dracula. Now what this game delivered is not defining combat or visuals, but such a intricate story about a man who slowly finds himself getting consumed by darkness.

The combat can be compared to that of God of War, yet instead of evasive attacking, it involves more of a defensive style where you choose want to attack. Dark / Light modes that offer boost attack or healing with various abilities and just general platforming and puzzles.

This is a game where you play for the story yet if you wish for a challenge, the difficulty can be ramped up enough to where it feels like you are banging your head against a stone wall.

Point and clicks will always have that nostalgic feeling, and is a style that always fits in with mystery. Though the frustration of most in this genre is where you miss that combination of items, or did not see where to click. There is a hint system that slowly guides you in the direction without completely spoiling the puzzle.

The story itself is a blend of realism and a bit of supernatural, but the characters show themselves to have a bit of depth to help develop the story.

It's not the best of the point and clicks, but it was a step in the right direction compared to the many that was released.

The gameplay is of a very simple design, yet it is involved and has enough depth to be one of those games that zones you out for hours. This is a game where if you need some hours to be wasted, it will pass by in no time as you weave through the market, trying to get that perfect 10 game and all the research done.

How do I describe this game simply? The love child of ninja's and mario kart. I live for competitive play in video games and this game has me yelling, laughing and generally on the edge of my seat as I race and screw over my friends with a well placed grappling hook.
This ia a must have for anyone who wants a cost efficient competitive experience.