Recent reviews by lePzycho ♡

Early access of a retro take on the monster catching genre. In artstyle, it's very alike Pokemon Red/Blue, and gameplay wise it's got its own system. Instead of gyms, you have elo & elite trainers, & beating the elite trainers will unlock new areas.

Transparent and helpful dev. They listen to feedback in their discord (in my example, I gave some feedback about achievements, and it got fixed pretty fast). More content / updates in the works. Game has got a good potential!

Good racing game, but lacks content. At the base price of around ~50 bucks it's way too overpriced. Only features 3 lap circuit, or 1 lap courses, no other gamemodes nor lap selection. More free content promised, so thumbs up for now, but don't buy it at full price.

Some issues fixed since launch:
- AFK in MP doesn't award you coins anymore
- Better accessible coins/gears from free racing pass (with daily challenges)

The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna is a walking simulator, which tells a story. The focus is on the atmosphere and the story. You won't get a lot of actual "gameplay", but rather you'll see yourself walking in nice landscape while a story is being told. If you're into this, the game is very much recommended!

About an hour and a half worth of gameplay.

You're controlling the person named "Matthew" and is set out to do trials of your own memory. Doing one memory, unlocks the next one. The core of this, is to question your morals. The core elements are scavenging and story. I really enjoyed this short story, with fitting achievements to it. The questions of morality, and the trials set out to determine that is interesting. I know I would definitely want to see an expanded version of this game.

It is free, it's a fun and short game. I definitely recommend it.

Note to Dev: You're also incredible!

Honestly one of the best games in the entire Steam store. Hundreds of hours, if not more, worth of gameplay. Earlier this year it got its final "major" update after having been updated for nearly 10 full years. If you don't own this game by now, I really recommend buying it! Currently own it on PC, Switch and Mobile. No regrets!

Nominated for Game Of The Year 2019. Definitely my GOTY!

Labor of love 2023!

A decent and short game. Your main objective is to find the papers that the computer is asking for. By doing so, you progress in the storyline which is basically just the same repeated over and over, but you get a new VHS each time you complete a new objective. The VHS shows you some intel/info which doesn't really reveal anything about the gameplay. It tells you that you are an android working 24/7 and not a human, and that there's trouble in the ration amongst people.

Even being very repetetive it was intriguing and a fun game. I used a little over an hour to complete it. IMO its full price is not worth it because the gameplay is very short. If you get it cheaper and you love trying small indie games.. go for it!

In 2019, Killing Floor barely has a playerbase. It is rare to find a good lobby, but once you do, it's a great and fun game.

For as low as about 5 dollars on sale, it's definitely worth a grab if you love killing zombies and love strategic survival/horror games. There's a good selection of maps to choose from, and 5 difficulties to play them on. The game features 7 perks, so there's most likely one that fits you. There is also nearly 300 achievements, so if achievements keep a game interesting for you, this is a good pick.

One of my favorite games in my library, and it's definitely fun in singleplayer, but multiplayer is the way to go. The only really negative thing to say about Killing Floor is it's poor servers. They've not implemented an easy way to join your friends, and opening up a server requires opening up several ports in your router etc.

Personally prefer it to KF2, and it's worth checking out!

10/10 everything is perfect.

Great replayability, and always fun to return to. Various gamemodes, competitive mode, so there's mostly always something that appeals to you, given you like shooters.