Recent reviews by Scattergrunt

A amazing JRPG that while stumbles narratively in terms of pacing, and may be 'difficult' for some, the game is fantastic with so much variety of strategy, options, and of course, digivolution. Being fairly optimized (other than the gear forest area), this game should run on many machines just fine besides the area mentioned. Overall, as a longtime digimon fan this is probably one of, if not the BEST game in the entire digimon franchise. I'd recommend this to anything who's a pokemon fan, persona fan, etc.


My only big criticisms (beyond what was mentioned earlier) is that the outer dungeons; a important part of the game for grinding, are very easy to miss because you have to get very close to them to have them save and go back to them later. It's a minor thing, but I'd just prefer they'd made the distance required bigger or something.

In my personal opinion, one of the best fallout games in terms of writing, story, and character freedom. What it lacks in interesting gunplay and da gameplay variety you see in most games with some sort of TPS / FPS shooting nowadays, you get back with the clever and witty writing, story, and TON of character choice you get, making it the defacto 'RPG FPS' imo.

If I had the option to pick 'Neutral' in a steam review, I would. This DLC does alot right: If you want a challenge compared to the regular new vegas experience, this DLC does it. However, theres a few pain points in that difficulty that make it hard for me to say I enjoyed my experience all around. Ulysses is a really cool character, and I like his talks (though I wish we had less roundabout dialogue options so you could choose to cut the fluff, leaving the option to engage with Ulysses philosophy / morality to players wholely interested in it. I personally liked the dialogue, but many others didnt in comparison.)

The satchel charge spam got annoying really quickly, half the time I'd seem them, other half I wouldn't, and it got mind numbing really quickly. The DLC is almost entirely combat encounters besides Ulysses and honestly makes it the weakest DLC in fallout NV for me. If you already really enjoyed the gunplay and gameplay of NV, this DLC is perfect for you, but it wasnt for me.

I'd give it something along the lines of a 7/10, E-DE and Ulysses are the best parts, everything else ranges from being okay to sucking.

Despite its.. 'community', and the type of audience it attracts, its geuinenly a well made action RPG. While I believe that personally, some of the suggestive themes and content takes away from the core experience and world, I think that for the crowd its attracting, they'll enjoy it regardless. If you can look past its suggestive material, its a RPG certainly worth playing. Its actively updated too!

A platforming game that is more than it seems, featuring incredibly diverse worlds, themes, and ideas, Psychonauts 2 is a amazing sequel to a already great classic, now arguably the better game of the two. Still featuring its amazingly well written story, especially considering the topics talked about in a game that is mostly targeted towards tweens and teen, which most games of a similar rating wouldn't even dare to touch. Despite its rocky development, taking far longer to release than anticipated, with many hurdles on the way, the sequel is worthy of all the praise and love its recieved.

The original Psychopomp is a introspection into the strange parts of the mind, a game where logic (almost) completely falls apart as you find yourself crawling through levels connected to places where they should not belong. The music is incredibly well made, the gameplay is rudimentary, but perfect for what its trying to convey, and world you explore is strange, bizarre, and twisted. Yet despite that, its incredibly charming.

Looking forward to Psychopomp Gold!

Yes, this is a parody game

I only upvote because its short and the developer made this game free despite spending the steam publish cost.

This game is really fun from a gameplay loop standpoint. However, the game has a numerous amount of problems which shouldnt be ignored. I think you should check the negative reviews to see some of them, as many are too long to list here.

If you want a solid (but kind of overpriced for what you get) live service game that doesnt have too many updates unfortuantely, but has some fun FPS team based gameplay, this game is definitely worth picking up. Wait for a sale though. Definitely NOT worth full price.

Still to this day, probably my favorite doom game. I think Doom Eternal is great, and Doom the Dark Ages will be great too, but this game WAS the perfect comeback to any franchise I've ever seen. It both masterfully changed the direction of the franchise, while also sticking to its roots at the same time. Theres a reason this game is still the one many, many people come back too. The one many people still hold super fondly, whereas you can still find people who dont like Doom Eternal among these group of people. This game is just IT. This is what Doom, at its simplest, is all about.

This game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stressful that I actually unironically have to stop playing it for long periods of time to avoid having panic attacks. One of very few games that manages that.