Reseñas recientes de Denny Crane

Boring. The camera perspective leaves one feeling detatched; the intermittent voice acting shows lack of proper budgeting and breaks immersion. This is the final chance I give for any video game made using the "Unity Engine." The poor man's video game "engine." Part of my career is to read. A LOT. So what reason would I come home to read, when the writing is sloppy and without warrant. Thankfully I have books. Good books. If you want to read, read a book, not a video game. Refund requested. Denny Crane.

Dark imagery, claustrophobic feeling, emotionally draining and best of all is the monsters could easily be seen as anologies of Liberals and Democrats - at least that's how I see it. Denny Crane.

I always believe that you cannot recommend something that is half of what it needs to be. Case in point, Town of Salem. If you work as an evil character, you have a normal session (half of the game); if you work as a good person you have a bad session (the last half). To play a "good" member of town you have to rely on the community but since you can't that makes this video game only half of what it could be. Creating a video game where you rely on the kindness of internet nerds is a bad idea.

Addictive, fun, requires lots of thinking ahead and lots of blood. Expect long hours of play and challenge. Denny Crane.

This video game is only half good. Half of it is the running part, which is the good. The other half is the Light Cycle. Whoever designed that portion of the video game was wrong. Dead wrong. You go in one direction and there is no sudden cornering, all you do is get to little markers that give you more time on the clock. I wouldn't recommend this video game unless it was half off. That way you are ONLY paying for the half that is good.

Glad I got it for free. I appricate the artistic quality of this video game but beyond that, there is no reason to play it. There is no motivation no story no purpose. If you must get it for free like I did. Denny Crane.

I played the "alpha" and "beta" of this video game. At first, it is nice to be able to hunt people without worrying about what some activist group is going to do to stop you; but later it just gets dull. I have been sitting in a lobby as a "Hillbilly" for 10 minutes with no one joining, the victims can escape too easily through a trap door that only needs to be waited upon with little effort, the killers are just the same "model" with different skins overlayed. Animations are easy to notice that they just reused again and again.
Game play is fun but quickly you learn that there isn't much to this video game. There is nothing special to unlock, there is nothing new to see. Once you have see one thing, you've seen it every way possible. I enjoyed playing this video game but it's longevity is short, once you scratch that itch. Denny Crane.

I created a plague called Liberal and it wiped out the world. The only cure was conservative values but too much red tape kept the research slowed. Denny Crane.

The graphics look good, the game play is fast and intense. The minor details are part of what make this video game fun. But NEVER have I, Denny Crane, played such an unstable video game. You have to have a fat IT guy add it to your anti virus to get it to run properly. I have no idea what that means. But beyond that, it is a fun video game. Denny Crane.

This is not based on comparing it to the first two of the installment, but just on the Trials of Evil itself. Horribly designed. This video game suffers from the same issues as Lucius 2. Do not buy this video game. The one positive aspect of this video game, it takes on the emos and sissy nerds of today. Denny Crane.