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Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a remaster of three classic platform games that were originally released on PlayStation 1. If you are a fan of the original games or you want to experience them for the first time, you will not be disappointed by this collection.

The game preserves the essence of the original games but with improved graphics, sound and controls. You will explore different worlds full of enemies, obstacles and secrets. You can also enjoy new features such as extra levels, online leaderboards or even playing as Coco Bandicoot in all three games.

The game offers a lot of variety and challenge for platform lovers. You can ride a wild boar in an ancient temple, escape from a triceratops in a prehistoric jungle or pilot a fighter plane in an aerial battle. Each level has its own theme and mechanics that will keep you engaged and entertained.

However, the game is not perfect. It has some frustrating moments due to its high difficulty level and some unfair design choices for some players that wants to reach the 100%. Some levels require precise timing and memorization that can make you rage quit more than once. The game also has a serious bug related to the autosave feature that can ruin your data.

In Crash Bandicoot™ 2: Cortex Strikes Back and Crash Bandicoot™ 3: Warped, after completing a Time Trial Challenge, the game will automatically save before you enter your name.

If you exit the game on this screen or if the game crashes, reloading your save will still save your time, but you won't receive the corresponding Relic. This is because in order to properly save the Relic, Crash has to finish his victory dance, which happens after auto-saving and exiting the level. After the dance, the game auto-saves again, and there is no lost.

The bug is potentially dangerous if you earn a Platinum Relic because you won't get it, and you won't be able to unlock it again. With the Sapphire or Gold Relic, there is no problem as long as you manage to beat the Gold or Platinum times respectively.

To avoid this bug, just disable the auto-save feature!

The game is decent, but in my opinion, Orcs Must Die 2 is better. I would recommend buying this game only if it is on sale. This game could have been great, but it feels like the development was rushed.

For example, we have the War Stages, a very cool new feature. In these maps, you can use special War Machine Traps, but it is pointless to purchase these traps as the normal ones are better and way cheaper.

Also, this is the easiest game of the entire series so far: you just have to protect a single Rift (easy killboxes), there are no penalties when you die (the Orcs get the Rift Rush* buff when you die), and there are almost no flying enemies (so all your floor traps will work 95% of the time).

It is not a bad game; if you like the genre, you should definitely give it a try. The new Scramble mode is extremely fun.

Here is a table comparing the current OMD3 (v1.2.0.2) content to its predecessors:

• Better pathing preview from Orcs
  
• No guardian limit, you can place infinite Archers
  
• Greatly improved the minimap
  
• New weapons and traps
  
• Great graphics
  
• Colorful stages
  
• New stage type: War Stages
  
• New mode: Scramble
  
• More heroes: We can play with 6 characters with their own stats and skills
  
• Bosses!
  
• Better stability
  
• Holding down left click spam attacks, bye carpal tunnel syndrome! (only 4 weapons have not this feature, though)

• No flying enemies in the main campaign
  
• Only one Rift per stage
  
• You can die without any kind penalty but dying enables the Rift Rush* mechanic
  
• Clunky interface, you can't even see the trap price in the spellbook
  
• Steam Workshop Mods removed
  
• Some cool traps from older games removed
  
• Custom sort in spellbook removed

*Rift Rush: The Orcs moves 25% faster for a short time when the player dies. This buff is not actually a punishment; it helps you to earn more points due to how score is calculated. The faster you end, the more points are earned. That's what I mean when I say that the game feels rushed.

Esta ha sido mi primera vez jugando a un Fallout, aunque ya había jugado a otros juegos de temática similar.
Al principio, nada más llegar al Yermo, pensé que sería otro FPS más. No tardé mucho en darme cuenta, ante la soledad del Yermo, de que estaba completamente equivocado.
Fallout New Vegas es un RPG de verdad: tus acciones y decisiones tienen una repercusión real en el juego y en su historia. Hay miles de posibilidades y aunque sí, el juego tiene un camino definido, tú decides cómo recorrerlo (o incluso si debes recorrerlo).

Es un juego en el que si te gusta rolear, construir tu personaje, explorar, saquear y jugar al Blackjack, te va a encantar.
Tiene un humor muy ácido y, en mi opinión, su historia es una trama política muy interesante e incluso divertida (evidentemente, dependiendo de cómo decidas vivirla).

Sin embargo, es evidente que el juego ha sido desarrollado con mucho cariño, pero funciona extremadamente mal.
Crasheos aleatorios, errores al iniciar partida, misiones imposibles de completar, son problemas muy comunes en Fallout New Vegas. Afortunadamente existe una solución: los mods.

En la página Viva New Vegas[vivanewvegas.github.io] (en inglés) podrás aprender a configurar el juego para que funcione a la perfección, aunque en realidad, en caso de tener fallos, sólo necesitas 3 mods (que puedes encontrar en Nexusmods):

• Yukichigai Unofficial Patch - YUP corrige un montón de errores
  
• Unofficial Patch NVSE Plus - Usado junto a YUP, soluciona casi todos los problemas existentes
  
• FNV 4GB Patcher - Permite al juego tener 4GB de memoria virtual en lugar de 2GB, lo que permite que el juego falle menos o tenga cierres inesperados

Por otro lado, los DLCs, están muy bien y son muy interesantes (aunque cortos). El único que me parece un poco pocho es el de Courier's Stash, ya que sólo te da un par de armas y una cantimplora al empezar el juego, vamos, algo completamente innecesario y absurdo.

Un excelente roguelite con un arte, una historia y una ambientación gráfica y musical geniales.
Un videojuego ideal para veteranos y neófitos del género roguelite. Si además te gusta la mitología griega, tienes aún más motivos para jugarlo.

Pero no todo es maravilloso; este juego tiene un punto extremadamente malo: El RNG

⚠️ No vas a notar este punto negativo a no ser que quieras completar al 100% los logros.

Es absolutamente infumable la cantidad de tentativas que necesitas realizar para completar ciertos augurios. Esta aleatoriedad es completamente innecesaria y su único propósito es drenar horas de tu tiempo.
En mi opinión, si se redujera el RNG al final del juego o se hiciera un poco más lineal, Hades sería una obra maestra.

He creado una pequeña guía para ayudar a lidiar un poco mejor con el maldito RNG, así que si tienes problemas, no dudes en echarle un ojo:
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2909655307

If you enjoy tower defense games and killing orcs with friends, then this is the perfect game for you!

This game is an improved version of Orcs Must Die 1, but owning OMD1 is not necessary to enjoy this game. But by having OMD1 in your Steam Library will unlock an additional 10 stages in your OMD2 base game, similar to a DLC.

Personally, I prefer this game over Orcs Must Die 3, but OMD3 is still enjoyable and worth trying out!

⚠️ Keep in mind that this game is particularly fun when played in co-op mode.

As in OMD1, you will need to use your creativity, weapons, traps, and skills to stop the horde of orcs. In this game, The Sorceress is no longer your enemy, so you can play as two different characters: The War Mage (Maximiliam) and The Sorceress (Gabriella). Each character has their own stats, skills, weapons, and traps.

The improvements compared to OMD1 are HUGE, but unfortunately, the Weavers Tree has been completely removed from this game. (There is also no Weavers Tree in OMD3, which is a shame because it could have been a great addition.)

All DLCs are worth getting if you can find them at a good price. The DLCs offer challenging content, new traps, and weapons. Also, keep in mind that OMD1 counts as a DLC. Additionally, you have access to the Steam Workshop to download extra cool mods.

By the way, there is a viral co-op achievement called [Six Degrees] that may seem impossible to get nowadays, but if you go to this thread, a lot of people will help you:
https://steamproxy.net/app/201790/discussions/0/882961070468500166/

I played Orcs Must Die in 2022 and had an absolute blast.

While this game is considerably more basic than Orcs Must Die 2, I found it to be much more challenging. However, it is only single player.

Your objective is to stop Orc Hordes that are trying to cross The Rift. To achieve this, you will need to use your creativity, weapons, and traps to kill them all.

This game has two DLCs, and while both are cheap, the "Lost Adventures" one unlocks a ton of content. If you can find them in a bundle for a good price, they are definitely worth it. Otherwise, just go for the "Lost Adventures."

Also, if you buy this game, it is like getting a DLC for Orcs Must Die 2, because you will unlock ten levels from this game in OMD2. If you are planning to play OMD2, you absolutely have to get this game!

If you are looking for a more polished version of this game, just go for Orcs Must Die 2.

Typing of the Dead: Overkill is a typing game like no other. It’s a spin-off of the classic arcade shooter House of the Dead: Overkill, which is also included in this package with the Director’s Cut version.

The main mode is a hilarious and gory parody of B-movies, full of cheesy dialogue, over-the-top action and funky music. You will meet some unforgettable characters like Agent G., Isaac Washington, Varla Guns and Papa Caesar. You will also visit some lovely places like a hospital, a carnival and a swamp.

The game is short but sweet. It takes about 3 hours to finish it. But don’t worry, there is plenty of replay value thanks to the Steam Workshop, where you can find thousands of custom dictionaries to play with. You can also create your own dictionaries and share them with other players or even use this game as an educational tool to learn languages or study while having fun.

The Director’s Cut mode (the classic and extended arcade one) will also give you hours of content if you are trying to get all the achievements.

The game has its downsides:

• It’s quite expensive for what it offers and it rarely goes on sale.
  
• The DLCs are not worth it. They just add some new words. It is pointles because you can get for free infinite words using the Steam Workshop.
  
• The game has some long loading screens that can be annoying, although easily fixable by tweaking your vertical sync settings on your graphic card.

P.S. As a bonus, you can play this game with a Light Gun Controller!

⚠️The game is currently in an open beta phase

I have been playing this game since the Closed Alpha Test on multiple platforms.
The game had a lot of potential to become one of the best brawlers of all time, but the developers ruined it by making bad choices.

It's sad, because the characters, stages, music and movesets are great, but all that is not enough.

• It is a free-to-play game
  
• Easy to unlock all characters
  
• Great characters and movesets
  
• Epic stages and soundtracks
  
• Custom perks
  
• Multiple game modes (the main mode 2vs2 is great)
  
• A laboratory to improve your skill
  
• Tony Huynh

Note: When I say grind, it really means A LOT OF GRIND

• Servers doesn’t properly work (random disconnections, bugs…)
  
• You can’t reconnect to a match if you lose your connection ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  
• The Battle Pass used to be really good, but they made it difficult to level up. Now it requires a lot of grind ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  
• Unbalanced matches: As a new player, you will fight against people with 9999h and vice versa
  
• Hard-Grind events, you must play a lot (A LOT) of matches to earn useless stuff
  
• No (or bad) marketing team. They can’t even introduce a new character as it should be (no trailers, no news…)
  
• Zero communication from developer team besides some Tony Huynh tweets
  
• For no reason they raised the number of matches that you have to play to unlock character perks ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (yeah, more useless grind)
  
• Boring and annoying dailies, you will find yourself completing them playing against bots
  
• No rankeds, this feature should have been added from the beginning… They recently added ranked matches (11th February, 2023).
  
• If you purchase Gleamium (real money currency) on one platform (for example, PlayStation) with the same account, you can’t use it on a different platform (for example, Steam) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  
• As of 12th March , 2023, no new characters have been added yet (the last character was added on 21st November, 2022)

If you love the game and you play a lot, you will have a blast, but in my opinion the grind wall and the low efforts by the development team, makes this game not worth it right now.

Most of their problems can be easily solved, but the developers prefer to release Reindong skins instead of fixing them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I really hope they fix the game someday. Thanks for reading and have a great day.

I completed this game during the Early Access period and again after its official release.

⚠️ Please note that this review is based on the v1.0.5 version of the game.

The game is quite enjoyable and relaxing. You will assist many eccentric customers in finding the perfect potion to suit their needs.
As you progress, you will encounter some customers who become increasingly particular about their requirements, so you will have to continuously improve your recipes.

I do recommend this game, but it has its drawbacks:
The endgame (around chapter IX-X) can become grindy and painfully tedious. The developers have already confirmed that they will make improvements (you can check them out in their Discord), but for now, it makes no sense to complete these chapters as they are too monotonous and dull. Although I love this game, in my opinion, this is currently the main issue.