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I remember this game from my childhood when I was around 8 years old or so and having the opportunity to play myself was just awesome, since I was too young and I could only watch my cousin play this masterpiece.
Not only the actually RPG in books are amazing, but the game itself gives me that nostalgic vibe!

Of course it might be buggy, wonky and weird for those who don't understand that Vampire, The Masquerade was literally a game with two CDs (one for installing and the other for playing), but still holds its value to this day.

Maybe this ain't a game for everybody, but I enjoyed the story line, the characters, how you portrait your character (since there's a humanity level if you kill someone by drinking its blood) and the way the game shifts at a point (I am not going to tell you when!)

Still, this game holds a very special place in my heart!

A game for cat lovers!
It is very chilled and super cool to play if you like exploration.

First of all, don't waste your money in a game that won't fix issues like DDos or hackers. It is a clown fiesta!
Not only cheating is bad and useless, but DDosing if a federal crime which clearly the BHVR doesn't give two f.u.cks about it and all because they are bad losers (Match drop, making your progress nonexistent).

I will stop to play this game for the time being until I can find a solution or until they address this situation, because I don't want my sh.i.t to get leak, because your team is a bunch of lazy monkeys.

Inscryption is a brillian card game!
I didn't expected to have so much fun from it to be honest. I just wished it had an online hub so other people could create their card decks and play against other people.

The graphics are pretty interesting and the way you play it is simple and involves you so much on ways you could play with which cards you could maintain in your deck...

I found the gameplay fascinating and didn't expected the end itself! Of course I am not going to give spoilers here, but not everything it is what it seems.

Competitive, fun and infuriating at the same time!
This game is so much fun when you just want to chill or maybe compete along with your friends to see who is the Tetris master.
Just beware of the gravity! /it always gets you!

Let me start by saying that this game is not for everyone, but something it for sure... Give it a chance and enjoy the journey!
I remember seeing this game on YouTube, because at the time I didn't had a computer powerful enough to play it and after amazing 40+hrs of playing this masterpiece (in my opinion), I still have so much to do.

Sometimes I will get home from work and be frustrated at my life, I play it along with its soundtrack on Spotify and it is a wonderful experience!
It's not all about delivering packages or completing missions, but to enjoy the journey and seek to understand the NPCs around the world. Each one has a different story to tell and they feel so full of mystery, like there's details I am missing, but I could find with someone else.

Everything is like a strand, connected. No only the chiral network itself, but people connecting to make a country whole again.
Sometimes you will encounter difficulties on your way like the BTs and some Mules, maybe the terrain is complicated and won't let you pass, perhaps you need you use some creativity in order to solve an issue with the tools you have...

I know that the story is slow for some and tedious for others, but this is for sure a game that will age wonderfully, with yet so much to tell.
I feel that every time I turn it on, it seems familiar, but always different. There's always something to do and it feels amazing when you accomplish a task.

Besides the story telling, the graphics are amazing!
The soundtrack is on point!
The way the HUD is build and how fluid is to navigate around the settings feels smooth.
I didn't had a single issue with frame dropping, performance issues or even bugs. Maybe I was lucky, but I have all positive things to say about this game so far.

Overall, Kojima did a wonderful job producing Death Stranding. Truly! I have never met a game I didn't liked from Kojima.

Unsettling, spooky, funny looking and extremely hilarious to play with friends. This game is, for sure, a must when it comes to people who likes to prank others.
It's rewarding to hear my friend in the other side of the mic screaming, because I just gave him a spook!

The game is nice to play after a few times and leave for a bit, but I would definitely recommend!

I got to know this game when it was just an idea, but having the luck to get this game on its release was a dream come true.
The art style is just there, the music is so inspiring and the story behind all those color pallets and beautiful art line is just so sad and, at the same time, so curious.
I got this game in 2018 and played on my way out of my home country, so it was a very emotional experience.

I could relate a lot with the mental health subject portraited, since I struggle with depression, but this game just gave me so much comfort while playing that I would do it over and over again.

I would definitely recommend for those that like a silent story telling with a hint of mystery and passion behind it.

I feel as if D&D and DDR had a child, it would be Crypt of Necrodancer!
I have a very special spot in my heart for this game. The music is just so good, the monsters dancing are hilarious, the game is hard enough, but super rewarding once you get through a difficult part.
Even if sometimes I get frustrated, because the run wasn't so good and I tried to do my best, still I would play over and over again.

The groove is just too good to say no!

My husband got this game for me as a gift, since I love horror games, but I do have pros and cons about this game, so hear me out, but before anything I shall say that if you're someone struggling with mental health and gets triggered and/or is sensitive to suicide topic, I would recommend not playing this game until you're okay with it.
- This review may contain spoilers!!! -

Pros: The game have a very smooth art to it, it's kinda a 8-bit 3D style that it's rare to see. The jumpscares are very consistent through out the game to the point that the one from the menu screen (which I have never seen in a horror game before) made me freak out every single time I hit pause to breath a little bit, thinking that I would get the same scare again.
The monsters on the game made me feel very uneasy, since not all of them kills you, but the fear that they might is greater.
The sound of your heart beating the more closer you get from a monster is very unsettling and it creates the perfect atmosphere for the panic to kick in, even if with a few monsters you have to use more than just "press run". Also, the fact that there are a few monsters you can only see flashing a light at them makes you question in which direction the danger is coming from. This mechanic is very similar to another game called Darkwood.
The saving system reminds me a lot the one from RE that you need ink for the typewriter to save and here you need a coin to offer to a statue which serves as a fast travel point. 10/10!

Cons: The lantern is a pain to move around. The developers might have done that to make the game more scary, but sometimes is just so freaking frustrating when you want to shine at a specific spot and you just can't get the angle. By the way, I am playing in a controller.
I had a few problems moving objects around and even hiding. It might be a bug, but it costed me a few resets through out the run, but nothing major that would make you get stuck on the game.

Overall, the game is fantastic!
It delivers the right amount of spook, the puzzles are not too hard to solve and monsters are not complicated to avoid (save a few that are super annoying to make the game harder!).