Senaste recensioner av BeWasted

There are few titles that I would actually recommend as strongly as Figment. This game really has an essence and the story and adventure are very much worth the effort even though it's not that lengthy. I got strongly invested in the story and I think that the characters are well-crafted and memorable. The art style is beautiful and the game plays very well.

This game has also contributed to a now new favourite genre of mine, musical platformers. As a musician and an avid music enjoyer, I expected to enjoy the game, but to the level that I did, I really did not. Needless to say, the music is phenomenal and really embodies the atmosphere accompanying it. I'm so glad that I'd already bought the sequel and cannot wait to play it.

To any platformer enjoyers, this is certainly a game that you don't want to skip. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Just like Doors, it's a short puzzle game reminiscent of The Room franchise. Most of the puzzles are simple apart from a few that can be a bit obscure. The visuals and animations are stunning but the story is nothing to preach about. Although you really shouldn't play games such as this if the story is your main concern. All-in-all definitely worth getting on sale, as it's about 4 hours long for a casual playthrough.

Overall a short and sweet puzzle game. Not too difficult, the story is not too bad, albeit feels like it's aimed to a younger audience. I'd pick it up on sale and grind that 100%.

Picked it up for some mindless fun and destruction and I was very positively surprised. It's been quite an enjoyable adventure. I've never played the original and I picked the game up on sale and I'm very happy that I decided to do it.

Even though this is a more linear experience as opposed to the common Hitman sandbox-style gameplay I personally had immense fun playing the game. Some of the levels on Professional can be tricky, especially if you're going for a high score, but I'm glad I gave this game a shot, as it was worth the time investment. Definitely worth picking up on sale.

I expect an interesting narrative for the full game, seeing as the demo only entails the journey to the outside which has already caught my interest. The game and visuals look stunning, albeit the performance requirements seem to be very high for certain settings, which isn't surprising given that it's an Unreal game. The atmosphere encapsulates the feeling of dread and being watched and doesn't seem to rely on jump-scares every minute which is a good sign. The developer is also very communicative and appreciates feedback, which makes me think that the game will receive hotfixes and updates in the future if there are any issues that are found post-launch. I'm looking forward to what the finished product looks like and considering that there are very few games from Bosnia, it adds just a little bit more to that feel of content from supporting it.

You can tell that Shadow of Mordor was a precursor to what they wanted to actually make, i.e. Shadow of War. The game's amazing, it can be a challenge depending on the difficulty, or it can be fairly simple for casuals who just want to experience the story. I personally enjoyed it thoroughly and I think that any Middle-Earth fan will as well, granted that they enjoy games such as this. If you haven't played it yet, what are you waiting for?
Took me about 65 in game hours to 100% if we don't count playing on the side for fun.

A lot more added content to an already lovely game, plus a humanitarian cause to donate to in the meanwhile on your adventure to 100% the game? Who'd say no to that.

A new Full of Cats installment and DLC for a humanitarian cause? Sign me up. Fastest purchase of my life.

Another run-of-the-mill snake-like game. The grind to 100% is tedious and at times the controls will bug out (varies based on the situation). Music is repetitive, the visuals are alright at best. I can't recommend this in comparison to the other snake games I played, this one just falls short of it.