Recent reviews by Dandey

Outstanding game.
To start a bit on the bad part, there were some performance and stability issues at launch but some, if not most of them got fixed with patches. And there was a bit of enemies assets reuse, but still there are a lot of unique enemies if you end up exploring it.
Graphics. A lot better than on previous titles developed by From Software, and with a much more variety due to the map size.
Map. By how the map works in-game you would think that the map is small at the beginning, but as soon as you found another location the map keeps on growing until you reach the end game and end up with a huge map. When you take in consideration that most of surface has also an underground area beneath, even more surprises awaits.
Combat. A lot of different weapons, weapon arts, statuses, items, spells and prayers that can make a great variety of builds. The bad part is that the items with which you can reset your status points are limited in a given playthrough. And for PvE specifically there are also the spirit summons that can be a great help against bosses.
Sound. Great overall sounds, but peaking on boss fights.

Game servers have been down for a few years with no fix in sight

Game have been broken for a few years with no fix in sight

the game has a resolution problem on few levels, but on 23 it is so bad that you can't even select the first row on bottom and top

Evolution collection event, the return of code:leaf

Best trucking simulator and one of the most played simulator games that are out there.

They could have released this dlc as a stand alone game without problems with how much content there is it. New zone, a lot of quests, new items and all that stuff that comes with it.

Not Dying Today is a side-scrolling beat them-up game developed by 9TH.Art and published by Forever Entertainment S.A. The game give is classic feeling but with modern graphics. The game can be played solo or co-op to up to four players. The game has three modes: Story, Boss Arena and Endless Mode. The Story mode has 8 chapters and 4 difficulties. Boss Arena has four stages and Endless Mode is self-explanatory. For the Boss Arena and Endless Mode there are leaderboards avaible for both single player and co-op.

There is a level system. Which each level increase you gain points to spend in your attributes: Power, Life, Agility and Luck. Life gives you more hit points and Luck better critical chance with both melee and ranged weapon. Except those bonuses your attributes will give you more damage to the weapon based on what attributes the weapons will use. The level is shared for all the modes. You don't start from 0 if go to Endless Mode after Story Mode or vice-versa.

During your progress through Story Mode you unlock 11 aditional melee weapons and 8 ranged weapons. From the begining you have access to all 8 auxiliary weapons but the game gives for free just two of them so you'll need to buy to access the others. There is also an upgrade system for the melee and ranged weapon, they can be upgrade 8 times and the price differens from weapon to weapon.

The sound isn't too bad, but it can become annoying on more retries on the boss level during Story Mode.

If you are interested in this aspect the both features both trading cards and achievement.

A small side note: I checked the box for receiving the product for free because I got the game from a giveaway from Forever Entertainment on their social media. The copy wasn't given for review purposes, it was a normal giveaway like they do periodically so go and follow them on social medias for your chance of free games :P .

Stranded in Time is little point & click adventure game. It takes around 1.5-2 hours to complete the game(in case you don't abuse the hint and skip buttons, which are rechargeing pretty fast).

In it you follow Olivia, which is on a visit to her uncle Peter after she was contacted by him. The reason of the call was the discovery that Nick have done and then you go "on the adventure"(gonna keep it spoiler free).

The design is colourful, soundtrack is small and changes depending on the zone where you are. Sadly there is no voice acting, the dialog is text based. Buuuut the mini-games are harder than your average.

For the price tag that it has or if you find it in a bundle it is totally worth it.

If you are interested in this aspect the game has trading cards, but no achievements.

Well, Retention isn't your regular game. You can call it more like an experience instead of a game. You are to choose one of three pictures for a sets of 85 pictures, each picture with it's own short description. The pictures are ranging from pictures with landscape to peoples, I found the pictures to be inresting. Based on your choice you get a different ending. Not sure if each ending has a different set of pics or the four pics that I found are for the different endings, sadly won't "play it" again.

The soundtracks, at least from my point of view, it's awful. In my playthrought there were 3-4 different songs but all of them somehow didn't fit with you scrolling through the pictures.

If you are interested in this fact the game have cards, but lacks achievements.