Recent reviews by Devilish

A very enjoyable point-and-click isometric horror with engaging characters and storytelling, reminiscent of Sanitarium and similar games.

It may take a little initial effort to look past the dated graphics at this point, but there's still a good story and a lot of challenging gameplay moments to be had. I definitely recommend it if you've played other games in the Remedy universe.

Great atmosphere and lore. If you ever enjoyed Cabin in the Woods, X-Files, Alan Wake, or just anything with spooky government agencies and extradimensional intrigue, give this one a try.

It's Bethesda buggy, but I'm having some fun now that I'm getting used to the controls. There are definitely things to not like, but there's a lot of good you can focus on too.

I'm enjoying it. If you're a DOOM fan, I'd say it's a must buy.

Yes, there are a few bugs and the game does occasionally crash, but it's not a disaster of a game like some people are hyperbolically suggesting. I've been having a lot of fun with it so far.

I'm playing on my HTC Vive.

The story is great, but the graphical performance is oddly bad, especially considering I have an Nvidia 1080. Regardless of settings I get very low, almost unplayable framerates during busy scenes. Minus the bugs, it's a good game.

I've really been enjoying this game. It's simple, but effective fun. It's easy on the eyes with its clean art style. It has the rush and urgency of defending against a horde, but it's fun rather than scary, which makes for a more enjoyable and accessible experience. I do find myself wishing for more explosive weapons and more fine control over the audio, like the looping wind sound at the safe house, but any gripes I've had are very minor. ZTS is definitely a must-have for any new Vive owner.

I wasn't impressed. If you're not a die hard Star Wars fan, just save your money.

A brief, but very enjoyable game that makes good use of the Vive and focuses on the strengths of VR story telling and immersion. A must buy for any new Vive owner.

You never know until you try, but this one is a must pass for HTC Vive owners. The game intrigued me, but only minutes into playing it I could tell it must have been hastily adapted to VR. The "walking" in the game is instantly disorienting, and very soon after, nauseating. The walking mechanic they implemented using the trackpad to move around has the sensation of the world suddenly moving around you - basically virtual vertigo at the press of a button. I couldn't recommend this game to anyone wanting a VR experience. It's definitely overpriced compared to other more polished VR-centric experiences on top of the vertigo problems.