Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika LL

Disclaimer: I was provided a key by the developer for a review

I just beat the 7 minute mode and this game seems promising. Basically this game consists of finding weapons/supplies or keys to unlock more weapons and supplies. Certain weapons are best suited for crowd control or single target and managing use of your resources carefully is crucial to beating the game. After beating the 7 minute mode, you unlock upgrades to your ammo capacity + small health and running meter upgrades which seem essential for surviving the longer modes. I did not like how you could get stun locked by several zombies, as when hit by one you drop your weapon and are stuck for a few seconds, and able to be immediately locked again if another zombie is nearby. Overall this game has a lot of potential and updates are still being done regularly.

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The Archetype is a tense and dark psychological thriller placing you in the shoes of Archty Tolomei, a 9 year old with general anxiety disorder and schizophrenia, who is trying to find his mother and sister’s in his father’s house, after they “vanish” following a fight.

Currently only chapter 1 is available and I have played through part of it. The camera and controls are a bit wobbly to presumably simulate the mental disorders our protagonist is suffering from. You start out in a dark room and the game leaves little direction to the player, letting you explore the game world on your own. An interesting mechanic this game introduces are the psychosis and psychological meters. As you explore the game world, certain objects trigger feelings and emotions in Archty that increase these meters. For example, watching a bottle drop will frighten Archty and increase his fear level, and finding a painting by his mom will increase Archty’s depression/solitude meters. As these meters increase, gameplay will drastically change to reflect the changes in Archty’s psychological condition (for example, controls become inverted, you hear other sounds/hallucinations etc).

This game shows a lot of promise and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys horror atmospheric games.

Red Goddess: Inner World is a metroidvania game that puts you in the shoes of Divine, a goddess suffering from amnesia and who has to recover her memories. Like other metroidvania games, you unlock skills and powerups throughout the game to access other areas of the game world. One thing I found interesting was that there is an omniscient narrator that follows your every move during the game. So far in my gameplay, the game features a lot of forests, mountains, and other nature settings. The game's graphics are very beautiful, you get the feeling that you are in a hand drawn painting the entire time, and that along with the narrator gives you a very immersive gaming experience. I will update this review as I play more of the game but I feel that this game offers a unique take on the metroidvania genre and is something fans of games like Dust: An Elysian Tail or Ori and the Blind Forest should pick up immediately!

Game has a similar style to Metal Slug and is great for fans of the sidescrolling shooter genre. I thought the "turning" mechanic was very unique (turn your gryphon backwards to shoot other way). The game consists of 6 stages/bosses and one final area/boss along with upgrades and secrets to find along the way. I beat the main story in about 6 hours, but if you want to grind out 100% achievements, I figure you will get double that playtime out of this game. This game is well worth it full price and I recommend everyone to give it a try!

Very well polished platformer. Perfect for Mario and Donkey Kong fans. Some of the boss fights really require out of the box thinking and strong platforming and reflexes. Not too long (about 18 levels), beat storyline in about 8 or 9 hours and have yet to do the time trials.

I played a round and thought this game had very interesting concepts and design. Two teams of players wearing futuristic suits face off in a soccer match with no rules, where fighting and fouls are allowed. I would strongly recommend a controller to play this game, and I feel this game has amazing potential and hope to see how it develops and grows.

First of all, I strongly recommend getting the Game of the Year edition if you can, for only a few bucks more during a sale, you get so much more DLC. If you don't get the GOTY edition, at least get the Tiny Tina DLC.

The game is very cartoony and injects a lot of humor (sometimes dark) into the gameplay and dialogs. This game is a bit different from other FPSs in the sense that there are a lot of upgrades and level ups, and once you finish the main game, you can enter True Vault Hunter Mode, a harder version of the game where enemies are leveled up, and then again as Ultimate Vault Hunter mode, where enemies are even more scaled up. My only gripe with this game is that only legendary class weapons (the highest tier) become relevant later in the game, and you will pretty much sell/ignore all other drops, and there is no real money sink for you to spemd all your excess cash. Farming the legendaries can be brutal sometimes, where you can fight the same boss 100 times and still not receive a legendary drop. Still, I would rate this game as one of the top 3 games I've ever played.

I picked this game up during the Steam Winter sale and never regretted it. I have always enjoyed action/adventure games and this game was an amazing blend of those two genres.

Pros:
Solid story line
Upgrade system was fantastic
Good gameplay mechanics (ziplining, mountain climbing, stealth)
A few challenging puzzles
Hot protagonist

Cons:
A bit short (beat in ~14 hours)
Easy?
In my opinion, no replay value as game is fairly linear

Great graphics. Got boring after a while though since you fight the same enemies.