Recent reviews by Misto

I don't even want to say this game is bad, necessarily, but it's very... meh. I wanted to like it more than I did, but it got annoying, boring and repetitive. The dialogue doesn't fit the setting, and the one thing I was intrigued by was the villain. The only thing I'm missing out on by not finishing is seeing more of him, I guess.

Really intriguing story. I finished it in about three hours, but I feel like there's more to achieve if I try again and see different things.

This game us definitely underrated. The gameplay itself is so good, and I easily sink too many hours into this. The story is intriguing. Sure, there are very dark themes, but I think it's such a good concept. How far are you willing to go to survive, how many morals do you have to abandon? I love it.

This was the kind of game I'd want to like and get invested in, and I can guess it's going to end up being super emotional, but the gameplay is not for me. It's just walking, listening, walking, listening, some slight different tasks here and there. It has its audience, but that's not me.

I really like the story, world building and characters. I usually have hard time focusing on reading so much, but I still did it. I want to play it again at some point, because I feel like I didn't do everything I could've, but I'll take some time between the second try.

It's slow, but I kind of like that pace. Like the whole game is supposed to be a long journey, so I don't really think it should be rushed. And I'd rather play it for 19 hours than speed through it in 2 hours. The downside is that the skeleton moving across the country is super janky and annoying to control. It wasn't so much the speed of the skeleton that bothered me, just the camera and the really annoying whistling to speed up.


I like stories, so this was right up my alley. The art style was really amazing, and I was blown away by it at some points. Voice acting was also amazing, I especially like the way the narrator speaks. Also Dave Fennoy as Shaw was amazing, his voice is such a pleasure to listen to.

I also feel like this game does what Disco Elysium does to Europe. It shows the not so glamorous side of the US, but also the hopeful, romantic side of it. And there's something very beautiful about that.

The beginning is so so slow, and when you get to the actual game, it's frustrating. All I got to see was "Go from place A to B. But to get to place B you need to get MacGuffin, and therefore do a huge detour." I gave up when I had to get two items to open a door, but turns out I had to get even more items to make those items work.

Really immersive story and I ended up yelling annoyed at the screen a couple of times - but in a good way. Having 911 calls forwarded to a radio station is a great idea for a puzzle thriller mystery game, but very bad IRL, imagine calling your local radio station and having everyone (or 30 people) hear all about your troubles.

My only complaint is that as someone who has been live on radio, I feel like it's awful to be not in full control of the radio, I feel like I could be heard at the wrong times. but of course this is a mystery game, not a full on radio simulator, lol.

Game like this would require the kind of gameplay that feels good and feels easy and fun. Instead the gameplay and the mechanics are very clunky. And because the gameplay isn't enjoyable in the least, I don't see a reason to play.

At first I thought I wouldn't be too into this, I played a couple of times and was like "okay fine", but lately I've been really getting into it. I love the challenge, and even though I get frustrated at some point, I just keep trying.

The gameplay is challenging in the perfect way. But I love the art style most of all. The rats look adorable. And like... I just want to know more. I want to understand the world and everything. I don't think there is much to know about the lore, but I just want to know more than what the intro tells me.

I love it. It's ruining my life. 5/5