Reseñas recientes de MLX

Got hooked on this game on Google Play on my phone, when I saw it was on Steam I got it immediately. It's a relatively simple endless runner with great controls and innovative gameplay. You commandeer a spaceship and rotate around planet's orbits. The trick is to let go of a planet's hold so you successfully fly into another orbit. Later on black holes start appearing, comets that break up if you stay in their orbit too long and all kinds of other variety. There's leadearboards so you can battle your friends. I didn't try the multiplayer, but seems like fun.

Another certified Croteam classic.

PS1 horror done right. Everything in this game is spot on - from the menus, the gameplay loop on a train, the walk animation of the horror conductor stalking you, the font. Everything. When the train goes into horror mode it gives very Silent Hill vibes with the barb wires and dead bodies and red tint. Spooky fun times! Give this game a chance, I've had more fun with it than any other PS1 horror game I played.

First of all, yes: the overarching gameplay with deciding who you're going to feed in your family and all that is very reminiscent of Papers Please and similar games, so if you like those you'll feel at home here. But here the moment to moment gameplay is completely different. The sewing takes about half a minute to get the hang of and after that is quite enjoyable. The actual gameplay could have a little more variety. Maybe if I got laid off and then had to work at a butchery killing pigs or something but overall the game is worth the asking price. Half of it goes to charity it seems, which is nice.

Thew a motherboard around a space station, then decided I should solder some chips to it. Made a rocket with a satellite on it go to space.

Fun.

You can slash enemies like in Metal Gear Revengeance. It's like a fever dream with weird out of sync music, low poly enemies and a realistic environment. Played it solo because there's no lobby to find servers or anything and I don't have any friends to make a custom lobby for. If you look at it as a 15 minute tech demo, there's great fun to be had in those 15 minutes!

Awesome gameplay with imaginative guns with great firing modes, kill combos that award you for creative a playstyle. Story and jokes so bad and "edgy" you just need to take it for the absurdity that it is and then it becomes fun.
Played mostly on a Steam Deck. Framerate flawless at max. The aiming is weird, doesn't follow analog stick movements correctly (needed to boot Crysis Remastered and other FPS's to check if there was something wrong with my Deck). Crashes a lot after death. Maybe that won't be a problem if you don't suck at playing like me. Finished last chapter on PC 'cause I couldn't take the crashing anymore.

Deliver Us The Moon is an indie title that's a step above other games like it. The first half hour might throw you off, it's graphically and gameplay-wise not nearly as good as the rest of the game. Just power through it and when you get into space, it gets better and better all the way to the end. I was quite surprised with the amount of gameplay variety and well thought out puzzles. Well worth playing through in one sitting.

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