Recent reviews by Nurm1062

The is gooooood but it died really quickly and thhere are basically no updates coming to this game anymore as of writing this.

Warframe has been a large free-to-play game with ninja and sci-fi aspects, a very badass genre of old-school imagination. Who wouldn't love the thought of space ninjas? The gameplay is amazing, the mechanics are fun and understandable if you give yourself time. To put it more specifically, here's a pros and cons list.

Pros
- Everything that is required to play is free, this game is not in anyway pay to win, but it is a choice for certain weapons (not all prime weapons can be instantly purchased, only through prime resurgence).
- The story is understandable if you pay close attention, and it does get interesting as you play (I've discovered some gaps in the lore but as far as I know, the stories are amazing)
- Warframes each have a unique design and you can even edit them with attachments that *can* also come free in certain ways, others can be purchased.
- The game devs know how to respond to their audience if they have a problem and will find a way to fix it.
- The game devs are also funny people that are enjoyable to watch during TennoCon events every year, they always roll out an unexpected expansion that widens peoples eyes, mine especially with these new designs.
- The graphics are amazing on high,
- The music is actually good
- Really cool open world modes
- You can replay quests
- You have to wait 12-24 hours for weapons and warframe parts to craft, then 3 days to craft an entire warframe with those parts. I'm setting this as a pro because the game is basically saying "Go outside" or "Take a break"

- too many pro's, just gonna leave it at "etc"

Cons:
- The games farming system relies on chance, things get tedious when you have to repeat the same thing just to get something rare you want to drop.
- Relics that hold prime warframes can be vaulted, so if you use them up and dont get the thing you want from it, you've lost it until you pay for something at prime resurgence.
- Early game story doesn't make sense until later
- Some good quests aren't replayable (but there are good reasons)
- Trading items for platinum is hella tedious, gotta really have a good and trending deal

Overall, the game is definitely one of the best free-to-play games I would play with a friend, you don't have to feel left out with peoples weapons and warframes, you can just work up to it.

This game currently has its ups and downs. I completed the true ending within a day and I have lots more to collect within the games map.

Pros:
- Its a sequel to the groundbreaking first game, who doesn't love sequels?
- The game features two new combat play styles with a skill overhaul
- Everything is more detailed and smooth compared to the first game, which doesn't make the first one bad, it also had some good detail that I liked very much.
- Like the first game, the locations feature places based off of real structures in Spain.
- New puzzle mechanics.
- Lots of other pros I probably can't even name.

Cons:
- The game felt a bit more empty compared to the first, the map seems a tad bit smaller.
- The story ended too quickly, both ending A and B
- There would be times I would die, claim my death and the penalty would stay.

Overall, pretty good. Hopefully they'll add DLC/Expansions to the story later on. (2023)

Edit, After finishing the DLC (SPOILERS):

The DLC was pretty good with some of its difficulties similar to the old bosses in the first game (Specifically the man with the large sword). The story had changed a little bit, Crisanta was involved once more as aiding the penitent one in the ending, she was shown mercy by being lifted into the heavens for slaying Devotion. As a result, The Penitent One is walking along with his sword looking like bro wants to retire and it kinda looks like that's what he did. His penance was over and he's stuck in the world wondering?

Pros:
- The DLC was lengthy, it added some of that length when I had to go through my old save again to find anything new. It was also fun.
- The game made the return of the Mea Culpa in its more complex form. It required specific upgrade materials found in new parts of old areas. After being fully upgraded, it was like returning to Blasphemous 1 but strong.
- The newer items and sculptures were alright, nothing too special, never really looked into what they do.
- The story was good, it didn't contradict anything and it certainly had a better ending than both A and B. A cliff hanger was in place teasing something that could come next.
- Boss fights and new monsters were cool, the new puzzles were amazing, etc etc etc.

Cons:
- In New Game+, you *do not* get your stuff back at all, and it sucks ass. You load up, choose your weapon, and then choose your modifier like the last games True Torment but with nothing. (You can check off as many as you'd like though)
- The new antagonist of the DLC you meet in the middle requires a bit more lore, I might've missed something but I don't know enough about him to be able to wait for the next possible game.
- The DLC may have been 6-8 hours, but it still felt a little bit shorter?
- It can be a tedious task to explore your world again to discover more of the new content.
- Mea Culpa can't be used for any early game stuff, only really puzzles u missed, getting places faster and killing the final boss for ending C, which ruins the traditional New Game+ feature of having items travel over to new game progression.

Bonus Con: I really hate those lantern holding creatures, not only do they do tons of damage, hit at whatever interval and hit you immediately as you respawn, the free update put them in places you've already been which making them the worse creature in my re-exploration.

DLC Overall: Little less better than the base game itself but hey, lore, even more content and definitely improves the base game. Even if its just by a tiny bit. (2024)

I don't like Apex

This game is probably one of my most favourite 2D games ever. I've been in love with the dark-fantasy genre of games and stories due to their depth and designs, Blasphemous put all of that into a hispanic-christianity setting.
I've never been so addicted to a 2D metroidvania game in a long time, the game mechanics can be quite fun as you progress and it just keeps getting better. The open-world aspect is also a cool feature, of course sometimes you would sometimes forget to set your most recent spawn.

Overall: This game is perfect for people who love metroidvania, 2D platforms and such, Soulsborne, and those familiar/interested with the hispanic-christianity traditions of old.

Game will automatically move its storage your main SSD drive, mine is full of important software and i cant even move its download to my other hard drive nor can I move all the important stuff in my SSD.

Game's actually really good, found that the crafting was unexpectedly awesome and perfect. Combat and dodging I'm still working on, as I've not properly played a game with dodging AND stamina bar ((e.g, playing Horizon Zero Dawn/Forbidden west)). Game immediately tells you to go hunt for resources to kill the first boss, of course you'll find/make good gear from the recipes you'll discover as you craft or pick up resources. The Map is extremely huge, with loads of islands and biomes, all randomly generated in a circular world. The pixelart-like texture looks great too, graphics are actually stunning for such a game (1 GB!!), the ambience is calming, almost feels immersive if you take a listen, the lighting is also stunning. The music is also great the first few times you hear it, if you play enough, it might get a bit repetitive (fortunately, there's a setting to disabled music continuation, never tried it, but I'm assuming it plays the song once whenever a song changes). Creature designs are great too, great animation and behavior. I also want to talk about the food, what I've learned in my 6 hours of game play, the food system works quite differently than other games with hunger. Instead of immediately healing, the food contributes to your max health and stamina, (for a certain amount of time), it can also heal you overtime.

Overall, this game 100% deserves its Overwhelmingly Positive reviews, its a really extraordinary survival craft of a game, all related to Norse Mythology as well. This is a game you'll want to show your friends.

(Note: this game is still in early access and I heard from multiple sources that right now (Mistlands update) that only 50% of planned content has been released so far! Absolutely excited for the other 50% to come out).

The game honestly ain't that bad. I love how the game has somewhat of a Minecraft format, u go in 3rd person and see the same animations and everything on your character and others. The details and decor are *really* good, love that for a Minecraft looking game. The Environment is really good with the fog and bushy swamp areas. Dangers on almost every turn, yeah. One problem I have is when you reload with a semi-full magazine in an Automatic weapon, it throws away that magazine and places a whole new one, so you Ammo will be consumed wastefully. Other than that, Its generally a good game with great graphics, not the best but good gameplay, aaaaand yeah.

so fun

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