Recent reviews by Seriphos

Not much into "interactive story" telling games but this is a hit... It feels like a shown Apple tv with a mini game and pick your own adventure built it. Good story, good acting, and good design.

First off the game play is great, very tight and responsive, as well as fun as hell (haven't tried the mage yet though) but I do admit, walking up to things can feel a little floaty. I herd some people say the story is "ok" or "meh", I don't think its the story itself but the delivery. The voice actors are fine but the directions given come off flat. If you never played DA but enjoy an action rpg adventure I think you will enjoy this game.
If you played DA 1-3 then this will a good continuation. If I had would rank them, DA1 on top, then DA4,then D3, and D2 last.

I'm enjoying the story so far. The action isn't too complicated and fairy fun, the fighting style kinda reminds me of Neptunia/Senran Kagura Ninja Wars (but better). I like that you can switch between characters and that you are not just stuck as the main hero, helps break up the monotony. I got the game cause I enjoyed the anime and really like the fighting games and Im happy with my purchase.
Story's decent, action is fun, and plenty of customization. It kinda reminds me of FF16 as a whole, so if you're into the Granblue universe then this an easy buy.

Let me add that I haven't come across and bugs in my, note not very long, gameplay yet

I would prefer LBP, but this is not bad, last Playstation I owned was the ps3, so I'm glad they at least have this game for PC. If you enjoyed the platforming play style of LBP then you will enjoy this game. Also the power of a pc (ray tracing) makes this game LOOK fantastic. Fabrics, plastics... look real. Also the co-op makes for great fun.

Its R&C, what else do I need to say... its a solid platformer thats fun, a little bit challenging, and decent story. If you enjoyed R&C in the past, you will enjoy this one, its top notch for the series.

You 'kinda' need to play your Steam games on your Quest. But since the release of the Steam Link app on Quest, its been great lil app

Great little game which pays homage to games like Final Fantasy and CronoTrigger. If you ever played and enjoyed classic jrpg games from the snes days, you will love this throw back, with some updated mechanics, game. Also a perfect Steamdeck game, it doesn't drain the &*%^@ out of your battery.

Great fighting game... if you liked the first one you will like this one as well and just like the first one, it has an interesting solo story and plenty of unlocks.
GFVS's gameplay is top notch, with the controls both tight and fluid, making fighting a blast... and of course the game is easy learn but takes time to master. More fighting games could take note on the button scheme here.
If you played DBFz, BlazeBLue or other similar fighting games, you cant go wrong with picking up GFVS:R

The core mechanics are there, and Im having fun playing it. It is still early access and you have to keep that in mind. Airship Syndicate has made some great games and I love their art style. I believe they have something here, and it will only get better.

Mobility or traversing the city never gets old. The story is decent, the voice acting is good. The fighting is pretty solid and once you get a rhythm going you really do feel like Spidy in a fight. It all comes together to make a great open world experience as the web slinger himself.