Recent reviews by Gwynnbleidd

Cozy and charming little game. It has a pretty classic adventure type setting, kinda reminiscent of Dreamfall. The gameplay physics are fun and new mechanics unlock at a good pace, but I wish there was more content. I finished the game at around 2.2 hours with a good amount of failures and some exploration done, and while I enjoyed all of it, I think 17 dollars for it is pretty steep. Definitely the type of game that should have Steam Workshop.

2D puzzle adventure that goes through WW2 mainly from the perspective of french forces. It has a good story, and amazing art and OST. It also has a lot of interesting historical information about the war available in-game. Despite being 2D, it's very good at putting you in the middle of the action, whether you're running through the streets of France trying to find a taxi, or witnessing the horrors of trench warfare.

A great game.

Fun game with friends, good to play if you want something slower and more open than Warzone.

Looks great, plays great. Combat is smooth and varied, graphics look really nice, also ran well for me. The story is short, but it's meant to be replayed as you unlock new attacks as you play and refine your skills. Just a good game overall.

A very fun game, with a variety of weapons and armor to craft. The combat feels good and changes a lot based on the weapon you use, so if you get bored of fighting, you can just try a new weapon.
Its main issues are 1. network connectivity, as you can disconnect often and randomly, which sucks if you're playing online, and 2. monster variety. It has a lot of monsters to fight and gear to craft, but the previous games had way more, which is understandable, but it's still something I wish for. They are adding more over time however (for free as well), which is nice. I'm not quite bored of all the monsters yet though, so I'll probably get many more hours out of this game.

It's the kind of game that doesn't really end, but the story does end, and it takes around 50 hours, so there's a good amount of content regardless of if you like grinding or not. Also may run poorly on some PCs, but I've had no issues.

a nice dating sim
i had a few bugs halfway through the game but no big deal

This game is both beautiful, fun and spoopy. You start out with basically nothing, and eventually learn how to craft and survive.

Exploring is very enjoyable, though I was actually afraid to move away from my base for the first few hours, and I'm neither afraid of water nor underwater creatures. Eventually I realized it wasn't that dangerous, and started moving out, looking for salvage and other resources. Then I got killed.

Really though, great game, and I'm looking forward to seeing the final product.

This is a mild/careful recommendation. If you're a huge fallout fan and care a lot about RPG aspects like dialogue and story, don't bother. If you enjoy shooting and looting in a vast open world, you may enjoy it.

The gunplay feels decent, and there's a decent amount of weapons to choose between, all of which you can modify.
Melee is okay.. it's Skyrim, just a bit stiffer. You also have power armor which you may walk around in all the time, since the power cells are common as ♥♥♥♥, which is unfortunate. You don't really feel like there's any reason not to use it, since you're stronger and have more weight capacity as well. It should be special, but it's not. However, it also makes certain parts annoying, since you can't sit down and stuff. In the beginning it's pretty exciting, though, finding random power parts and making a cooler suit.

The looting system could use more work. If you're like me and loot pretty much everything, you'll be running back to your settlement a lot, which can get annoying. What's more annoying is that I still often lacked resources to upgrade and make stuff.

Also, the settlements are pretty much pointless. It's fun to build your own settlement, sure, but it serves no purpose whatsoever, as you have no reason to stay there. There are also too many of them, and they will all cry for your attention at some point, because they're being invaded by some silly little raiders who somehow managed to get by the 8 missile launching turrets.

Characters are mildly interesting, but there's not enough interaction. Probably because the dialogue system ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks. Also, your choices don't matter. Story wasn't very interesting either. There are some cool moments and quests, but a lot of them feel pointless and unrewarding. Lastly, I had some annoying bugs, though I guess that's to be expected from a Bethesda game.

Overall I enjoyed the experience, but there are many moments of annoyance. It wasn't a memorable experience for me though. Honestly, I would wait for half price.