Recent reviews by HevS

My friend can't tell left from right, so you can guess how that went...

Pretty good, highly recommended

How do you review a game that you can't speak about, cause it would cause a loss of magic for the reader?
How do you express what a unique, masterpiece of a game this is without spoiling anything?

Let me tell you a bit of a story:
Sometimes, I feel like gaming is not as much fun as it was before. And I thought "okay, you're getting older, it's natural, you've seen/played a lot of games" (I still like gaming, mind you). But then games like this come every now and then, and prove that there are still some really good games out there, games made with love, passion.

All i can say without spoilers is this:
It's a puzzle/exploration game with NO horror elements. There are places where you may feel uneasy, you'll fear the unknown, but nothing will jump at you or anything like that, at least not in the base game.
There are hardly any words that express how good the soundtrack is. Andrew Prahlow, hats off to you.

I can't say it enough times, but I recommend this game wholeheartedly. Go in as blindly as you can, it's a one of a kind experience.

As the title suggests, Escape Simulator is about escaping a room. In order to do that, you have to solve a series of puzzles by yourself, or with friends. The puzzles are fun, logical, and there's even a hint button in every room, giving you a small nudge in the right direction if you're stuck. There are collectibles, or even a time limit if you're looking for more challenges. With steam workshop, and community made maps, there's always more rooms to play. Definitely recommended, even more fun with a partner!

It's like an abusive relationship. I think of myself as a calm person, but I can't remember if i ever played a game which I loved this dearly, while it made me smash my controller in rage.

For Honor builds on an interesting idea of what happens, if you let Knights, Samurai and Vikings (and a bit later, two other factions) fight each other. There are multiple heroes at each faction, each with different movesets which you have to master in order to not get slaughtered in the first minute. The directional combat is so unique and good, I still haven't seen anything like it.
I've mostly played after the game's first release, and I'm glad that Ubisoft still haven't given up on this game, and adding new content, new heroes, keeping the game fresh. I can only recommend it, but be ready to rage a lot, and there's quite a steep learning curve.

Played for a few hours, it's cool, might play some more later

With Factorio soon coming out, i felt i needed to put a little review out there. Nothing world changing here though, i think the other reviews and "Overwhelmingly Positive" tags speaks for themselves. Also a fun fact: This game is the second top rated game on steam ever, just behind Portal 2.

Factorio is a perfect game in it's own genre. It's easy to start off, and gets you addicted before you know it. I never knew bulding a factory and automatising procesess can be this fun, but here we are. Also, don't get discouraged by the graphics, my confession is, when first my friend recommended me this game, i was staring at him, like "why would i want to play this" or "what is this graphics". I was wrong, very wrong, in both cases. The graphics is very pleasant, and seeing your factory working perfectly with the belts is just pure eye candy.

I could go on and on why everyone should buy this game if they even have a slight interest, but i don't think it's needed.
It's like cocaine, but atleast it's cheaper.

Fun to play stealth game, with nice art style. Not much replayability, but definitely worth a try if it's on sale!

At the last day of this game's early acces (Rimworld 1.0 launches on 17th October, 2018), 97% of 21 265 steam review says that this game is not just good, it's insanely good. And let me tell you, they're right. Just look at all the reviews, mostly they just tell a story, but it's their colony's story, which is unique in every way.

Rimworld is a colony building and management game, but the story is different for everyone. You're not playing for a set goal, you can set your goals for yourself, other than keeping your colony alive. You can basically do anything and everything, you'll get attached to your colonist, you'll lose them, your colony will thrive, and your colony will fall... But it will be an awesome journey.

After about 150 hours played since 2017 June, i just can't recommend this game. I did fell in love with it first, because it was so promising, but now it's just nothing but a cheap cashgrab by the developers.

After about a year since it was first released at steam, the gameplay still feels clunky, the servers are still crap with low tickrates. And back then, it wasn't that much of a problem, because it was an early acces title, and there were attempts and communication from the devs that they're working on fixing the game.

Since the past few months, all i can see that we're getting weapons skins, more crates, more cosmetics, a new map, which is a great thing in itself, but this game is rotten in the core, and from where i stand, it seems like the devs are milking out what they can from this game, before it collapses. They have no intentions (or capabilities) to adress the most urgent issues, so they just blind us with "shiny new stuff". But it isn't enough. Ask yourself, when was the last time we did get a patch, that improved stability, servers or anything that about the core of the game, and not just cosmetics/new map?

I really want to love this game, because when it works, it's so much fun, and i can't mention another game where winning feels so good like in PUBG. So please, devs, prove me wrong, and make this into the awsome game that it deserves to be.

That's how i can describe my experience with Undertale. I heard about this game, and got it for christmas for my friend. I have to admit, at first i gave up after playing about an hour, but i didn't get the hang of it. Now, after a second try, i must say, it's worth to play through. It's a good, charming game, but nothing really mindblowing or extraordinary, and to be honest, the build up is a bit slow sometimes. But the ending, the True ending is what makes this game so great. There's a reason that the rating is Overwhelmingly Positive, and you'll see why.