Seneste anmeldelser af Niffroth

★★★★★

Awesome classic arcade light-gun shooter game! The music and visuals are great. Gameplay is just going pew-pew to try and beat the high score. The three game modes - classic, competitive and defense - are fun. I wish this game had onliine co-op but it makes sense to only have local/split-screen co-op. Decent replayability thanks to the achievement based unlocks.

★★★★☆

Pretty staightforward hangman game with 3 difficulties: Easy (7 wrong guesses), Medium (6 wrong guesses) a Hard (5 wrong guesses). Nice sound effects and cute art. Only gripe is there is no windowed mode and requires you to fully exit the game before switching to a different activity.

★★☆☆☆

Is it supposed to be this difficult? I feel like there are always way too many enemies and the bosses are so strong. There are no permanent upgrades to grow stronger after each run? I don't feel like I'm making any progress, I only made it to Act 2. The art style is cute, but animations are too simple. It's a fine tower defence if you like intense gameplay. I did not enjoy this.

★★★☆☆

Short and sweet game where you train and evolve your ooga booga baby in 3 minigames, into one of 3 ooga booga champs to battle against ooga booga baddies in a vampire survivors like minigame and become the ooga booga best of 'em.

Nice one-bit graphics and sounds too.

★★☆☆☆

I'm just disappointed by how frustrating some of the levels are. It starts off really fun and satisfying, but the later puzzles are annoyingly confusing and even the hints are barely useful. The daily tidy mode is okay, I didn't want to play the other modes or DLCs. It's a hassle to complete all the achievements too.

This is not a cozy, relaxing cleaning game, at least towards the end of the campaign, it's just a bad puzzle game.

★★★★☆

Like all arcade beat-em-ups, River City Girls is best experiences with a co-op buddy. I wish this game had online co-op, that's my only criticism.

The opening is so damn catchy (I almost never skip it), the art style and animations are cool, the voice acting is awesome (I was totally surprised when I recognized Godai's voice actor was JackSepticEye ). The soundtracks are all just bangers. And the story itself is pretty funny and entertaining.

While playing solo, I found the combat to be tedious despite regularly unlocking new moves. Due to the missions structure in this game, you'll be running around the same areas and beating up the same enemies over and over again.

The bosses are amazing. I love the challenge and overcoming their attack patterns. The level designs are nice too.

I still haven't beat the game, I'm thinking of getting back to it only when I find a co-op partner, but I still highly recommend checking out this game, it's totally fun!

Fun fact. One of Kyoko's unlockable moves makes her do the dab. It's so hilariously cool.

★★★★★

Reverse: 1999 is a gacha game, first and foremost. It is also a breathtaking visual novel coupled with an elegant turn based combat that is easy to learn. The music is top notch and the voice acting is superb.

The story is fantastic, thanks to its beautifully written characters and world building with the cataclysmic time reversing rainfall that occurs during "the storm".

There are plenty of powerful characters to collect and many fun teams to build based on their particular element type (there's 6 of them) and damage type (Reality: physical, Mental: magical). There are often special events and mini-games to spend your time on besides the regular grind or main story.

The gacha system is pretty standard, 1.5% to pull a 6-star character and there's a 50/50 mechanic. Rest assured, you can enjoy, experience and play everything this game has to offer and never even spend any money on it.

As a F2P beginner, the game is amazing so far. I am totally invested in the main story. I have several 6 star waifus and lots of different teams to experiment with.

My only complaint is the energy limitation in this game, there's never enough of it for me to play forever (main story doesn't count). Reverse: 1999 is lowkey just an adorable cozy game.

★★★★☆


Everything Ends In 0 is a beautiful experience. The gameplay is quite simple, you can move around and wait or read stories from different lives, as the timer counts down to 0 from 60 minutes, when everything ends. The visuals are minimal, but there is a sense of loss as time progresses. The music is wonderful too.

I love the overall style and the stories told here. The achievements and zen mode are a nice bonus.

★★★☆☆

Neat and cute sticker business game. I love the freedom to create your own stickers albeit only using the limited themed pictures.

I did not like the Among Us stickers. The gameplay gets repetitive fast, there are customers with specific requests (story mode), but those get boring eventually too.

A solid sticker making experience, but ultimately plain as the excitement of creating new stickers fades away. It's a decent game for creative people who like stickers and/or want a chill game to pass the time.

★★★☆☆

A short and cute Christmas themed game where you must find 9 well hidden mimics. The puzzles are pretty easy to solve.