Recent reviews by Gravity41

Great, only problem is I wanna get all the achievements and 1 is take no damage on a character with the no sat ups and on the hardest difficulty. ♥♥♥♥♥ hard, but I love this game

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I love the ooglians (update Ooglians or you die)

I haven't played much since I'm waiting to play with my friend but I think its a good game. playing alone with bot works well and it gets easier to control the bot over time. Like the way you progress through each game.

All I say I wish this game had was more. More wagons, more characters, more music, more modes, more quests, just more. I've seen some quests come up three or four times and I've only been playing for two hours; Unlocking stuff is fun so more characters are always a plus and its good to have more choices; Having more wagons would not only give more variety to each game but also ensure that players don't rely on certain wagons; I just really like the music and would love to hear more; And for modes I'm not actually sure what you could do, that isn't really a must to continue playing but would still be cool.

I understand that I haven't experienced half of the stuff in this game but I still think my claims hold up.

The Original Little Nightmares has been one of my greatest joys and inspirations over the past few years with its amazing world and creepy tone with subtle moments of calm bliss mixed into it that make the experience that more unforgettable. And with the release of the second game I'm pleased to see that not only have they been able to keep those feelings, but improved upon them.

The Original game's horror factor came from its grotesque designs for the "Bosses" and not wanting to be caught, However I feel sad to say that only one of the bosses from the original gave me that true fear that you should have in horror games, the others were scary but they didn't send shivers down my spine like the janitor did when he caught you then grid his teeth and cracked his neck. The DLC for the original was also a great side story that fills in some answers from the base game and ends off with a sad and shocking twist that they throw at you at the very last second leaving you with and answer you might not have wanted to know.

Little Nightmares 2 (being made 3 years later) Greatly improves their lighting, textures, world and animations; The first area shows off these features greatly and lets you see how they've honed their skills and made beautiful place that constantly puts you in danger. The bosses are all extremely unique and still fit into the world the Devs have made. Each boss interacts with the environment in different ways making each chapter a different experience than the last, Little Nightmares one gave much more leeway that it should have when escaping from the bosses, in Little Nightmares 2 your ability to hide once is seen is lowered significantly due to the abominations that you must hide from now sometimes being able to find you in the spots you felt most safe in the first game, under tables and sometimes in vents.

But there is one part of the game that doesn't give you the blood-curdling fright you get when running from your enemies; Your companion. At the very beginning of the game you're alone, giving you the feeling of vulnerability that most horror games will do by removing your allies right away which gives the player no time to get a mental attachment to them. Little Nightmares 2's introduction to your new found friend doesn't immediately make you feel like you're about to meet someone who'd risk their life for you; Until you see them you might think that it'll be your first nightmare to face. After you have your partner in crime along side you, you feel a lot more dependent on them to get around the world making them feel that much more of a companion that just an NPC that fights for you and says weird lines; But the Devs didn't forget this is a horror game.

In each chapter of the game their will be a time where you are separated from your friend, and by giving you a companion that lets you have your only sense of relief, trust, and safety that you could feel in this world you fall into the mind games that the Devs play by then taking away your friend at a random moment lets you feel the vulnerability that they'd taken only to let grow and fester while you solve basic puzzles and make jumps that you couldn't complete without your ally.

Finally, the story, Throughout most of the game there are only slight hints of story that you encounter until chapter four and five which answer some of the questions you might have been asking while running through the world and I'd say ends with a good conclusion that is very open-ended allowing you to never have a true answer but your best interpretation from your own journey, the more you look through this amazing horror, the more you'll be able to think about when it comes to your final judgement on whats going on. 10/10 from my standpoint even with only about 6 hours first playthrough and 4 hours to get the secret ending.

Also ♥♥♥♥ any of you losers who say 6 hours of gameplay isn't enough because you got way more time playing some ♥♥♥♥ game like Assassins Creed: Valhalla.

♥♥♥♥ TF2 (Devs), all my homies hate TF2 (Devs)

Easily one of the greatest games of the year already and I'm sure it will hold that title; The last of us is a zombie apocalypse game that is loved by many people and some might say is the one of the best zombie games. You can see that the developer of TLOW was heavily inspired by TLOU, and as a fan they have made the definition of "A labor of love". Drop into a wasteland in which you have limited ammo and resources; You'll have to use the terrain to your advantage, scale the rubble left behind by the city you might have once called home so that you can rebuild society. These next-gen graphics allow you to really feel emerced into the world and give you full fright with the ray-traced lighting over the zombies as they charge full force at you. 11/10 worth every cent

Very calm and peaceful experience, always come back to this game when I want to enjoy medieval charm, I don't play very often but the devs are always updating it every few months making it feel that much more deep with mechanics which show up the longer your kingdom is around.

(Edit: I doubled my hours and now am waiting for the new update which is going to add a lot more including AI kingdoms that you can travel to and try to befriend or fight with [they will also come attack you], tons of new buildings and mechanics, new UI with a mini map, and lots of quality of life changes. it'll be most likely a year before that update comes out, but when it does I'll more then ever recommend people buy it or old players go back)

takes a long time to get good

Amazing game, my friend made me play terreria all the time and this was a great comprimise for the both of us, even when I thought I was over-powered; the game still showed me that I could die in mere seconds. but there is a point where I beat the final boss with ease. You can go strait for the storyline and craft your weapons or try for the side quests and taking the time to enjoy the game; and with the bounty hunter update, you have even more to do. Apperal is delightful and lets you have your own feel, thanks to the workshop you can show you original face/body while still wearing armor. Ship expantion is fun but not required, it helps if you want to play with your friends so you can all have the same base on one ship. mech system gets a little stale after a while and takes a lot of grind to get new parts, I got so sick of it I just used the rocket spear to push myself through space. But overall this is definetly my most favorite game on steam