Senaste recensioner av G²

I debated to review this for a while now mainly because I didn't do any of the extra stuff. I honestly just wanted to clear the main story as fast as possible as that's what interested me and I just didn't want to be frustrated at some of the extreme challenges this game has. Found out the ending is the same no matter what, just the "pie" is different depending on the number of strawberries you have. That's it.

Gameplay wise, it's one of the best 2D platformer puzzle like games out there. Main story rooms are engaging enough but fair. The extra rooms / challenges though are a pain in the ass and will engage you for hours. If your like me though and just want to play the normal part of the game, you can clear this in about 5 hours. With the challenges though, I seen most peoples times hit the 100s and if you want a challenging platformer, this is it.

Music is just perfect and the story fits perfectly as well. There isn't anything bad I can say about this game other then the difficulty if you go achievement hunting. You will struggle getting all the achievements and challenges in this game to the point of it's frustrating and to people like me who want a sorta chill but fun platformer, that's sorta a turn off but glad it's a option for those who want it and not forced.

Overall, great platformer. A lot of work was put into this and it just shows quite well. A bit short if you just do the main story but overall worth the price. Doesn't go on sale often (only during major steam sales like summer sale and winter sale so twice a year) which is okay because it's worth the full price.

Telltale has this thing where they tell you your choices matter but they don't really matter at all until the very end. Like any other telltale game, your basically playing an interactive movie with a few "choices" that change dialog once in a while and that's about it. So really it comes down to if watching an interactive movie that you could watch on youtube with someone else doing the choices for free is worth your money doing yourself.

And batman is one of those rare ones that is worth IF IT'S ON SALE. Good chance some youtuber you watch will not do exactly you want in this and the story is quite interesting for an DC story, specially if you enjoy batman as an character. If you do not enjoy the DC universe, good chance you will not enjoy this. The game isn't long (I cleared it in about 8 hours) and there isn't much replayability at all since this company tends to give the same ending no matter what you do. Achievements are just given per chapter so you get 100% just for playing the game from start to finish so not much to hunt there either but might be worth to someone who wants an extra 100% finished game on their profile for some reason.

Just it isn't worth the full price. Not when other options exist. Specially when you compare this to tv shows or movies. Buy on sale or watch some youtuber.

It's....a game. A puzzle physic game that didn't age that well that doesn't have any replay value at all.

So why do I recommend it? Well it's $1 USD, it's short, and sorta fun experience. There's better games out there but there's also worse ones. This is a...okay game. Not enough that I like it but not enough to dislike it either.

Honestly didn't buy the game. I got it as a gift for losing a bet on something a long time ago and had to stream it to them playing it. Honestly wasn't that bad as I thought but wouldn't do it again.

The age old classic with better textures and consistently getting balance changes to keep things balanced as possible. Don't need to sign in to xbox if you don't want to along with a bunch of single player content and tutorials both in game and on youtube to help you learn this game. If you love RTS's and/or played the classic in the past or some clone of it, you will enjoy this game.

Game goes on sale during big sale events which isn't too often but often enough to where if you unsure and want to wait for a sale, go ahead but it's honestly worth the $20 USD.

Just like any VR game, make sure you have the correct room, hardware, and setup before buying a VR game. Do not buy a VR headset just for one game or when your computer gaming space is smaller then a single bedroom without a bed in it. Research and make sure you have space before hand before buying or playing any VR game. I have to mention this to any VR game I review because most of the negative reviews I seen focus on people not having enough room, trying to use examples of people breaking things around them or hitting things while playing, and/or not having the computer hardware to use both the VR headset and game. This review is to focus on the gameplay and other things.Now with that warning out of the way...
Will note that beat saber requires more room then the average VR game due to swinging of arms and moving often. That and you gonna need to be sorta fit to play this game. As someone who is currently overweight, this game is hard to play and those with back issues should consider not playing that long or turning off walls.

A music rhythm game that is a must have for anyone who owns a VR headset. Very addicting. Very simple to learn hard to master. Honestly a workout at times though shouldn't be used as a replacement for an workout.

Company before screwed modders in the past but they raised up and overcame the issues. This game is best played on pc just for the mods as there is no other way to add a lot of songs as the songs need to be mapped. ModAssistant for beat saber is a must have for this game. With that, this game is worth the price. The game never goes on sale though (the time I'm writing this, we are in the middle of "VR Fest" and it's not on sale) so only reason to wait to buy this game is if you don't have a VR headset or don't have the current room space.

Just like any VR game, make sure you have the correct room, hardware, and setup before buying a VR game. Do not buy a VR headset just for one game or when your computer gaming space is smaller then a single bedroom without a bed in it. Research and make sure you have space before hand before buying or playing any VR game. I have to mention this to any VR game I review because most of the negative reviews I seen focus on people not having enough room, trying to use examples of people breaking things around them or hitting things while playing, and/or not having the computer hardware to use both the VR headset and game. This review is to focus on the gameplay and other things. Now with that warning out of the way...

Half-Life Alyx is basically the half life 3 we were asking for years but as a story between half life one and half life two. The gameplay and feels like how a VR game should feel and even though it's fast pace, there is enough work put into this that it doesn't give you motion sickness. Movement is "portal based" as in you point to a area and you blink there not walk. This also helps with motion issues people have but I understand also this removes some realism.

Truly feels like playing a half life game with VR elements. The combat is intensive and grabbing / shooting things feel great though laser pointer for the base gun is almost a need at time, specially in later levels where ammo starts to become limited. There isn't much else I can say about game play without spoilers. It's honestly a must play if you own a VR setup and have enjoyed half-life in the past. You can add mods to replay this or even do other things though I haven't done it myself yet.

I'm the type of person who refuses to buy $60 games and this is not an exception to this but this game also goes on sale often enough to be worth picking up even at 20% off. It's very good but no game is worth $60. This however does feel worth $50.

A wonderful card game rouge-like that I have seen newer card game rouge-likes try to rip off and fail to do so. Base game has quite a good amount of replayability and there is mods that can add even more.

Gameplay is top notch and each character brings different ways to play this game. Each character also has at least 3 or more ways to play them as well adding quite a variety of ways to play and each clearly having a encounter strength and weakness.

The only noticeable bad thing I can say about this game is sometimes the RNG is just too strong. There is just times you will die on a good run due to an early hard encounter showing up too soon or running into an event that just destroys you.

Other times you can run into every single passive item combo that can allow you to steamroll everything. There is almost no between when it comes to the RNG but sometimes that's a good or bad thing. Those who enjoy having almost true random will enjoy this game.

There's a reason a bunch of card rouge-likes are trying to become this game so why not buy the original? This goes on sale every time there is a major steam sale so if your waiting to buy it cheaper, that's the best time to do so.

Too short for the price and didn't age well at all. Not worth grabbing when better games exist including older games like Terraria exist. This review sums it way better then I can: https://steamproxy.net/id/astring/recommended/252410/

Fun but a bit unrealistic at times. Ignoring some textures being less polished then others, some of the houses feel like a copy paste with just people routine changes. It also feels like the game isn't finished despite it being a non early access game. Still get's updates to this day so the developer is most likely aware of this.

Gameplay is a bit fun but gets repetitive after some time until you get to the rich areas where each house requires a different approach and even then it feels repetitive. Also feels a tad unrealistic that you cannot harm or at least knock out people and that the cops get called within a few seconds they see you and get there very quickly. Like they don't even have to reach for a phone, they just call and they are there within seconds which removes quite of bit of realism as cops can't just appear like that and you would think cutting off power on some houses or removing their phones would prevent this from happening or at least slow them down from doing this but nope. Jumping is almost non existent and fact you can throw some of the heavy stuff without lowering their value is a reasonable design choice so players aren't annoyed by it but it's also questionable to not have it to some degree. Lock picking is almost realistic as IRL though would loved to see some security pins on some locks. It's a bit too linear of a game as well since your just working your way up house number by house number and spending money to get more tools. When you have all the tools though, there isn't anything else you can spend your money on which makes replayability lacking.

My main point is that for a "simulator" game, it's not fully realistic at all but it's not "goat simulator" levels of unrealistic. Just a few major game play points that should be tweaked and maybe they will in the future. It's still a fun game to play and has apparently DLC and more updates coming but I would suggest either waiting for a sale or more updates before picking this up. It's good just not good enough at this time as there isn't much replayability but that can change in time.

A fun sorta relaxing music game. Difficulty of the game is depending on what mode and music you put in to play. You can use any music you have on your computer and there is a workshop to add as many gamemodes, skins, or other things you want. Visually pleasing and game play feels just about right though you most likely won't play this game for a long period of time at once. Best to enjoy and play in short bursts.

To me, the $15 USD is worth though this game tends to go on sale for 75% off during the major sales seasons (like summer sale, lunar sale, and Halloween sale) often enough that if you wanted to wait for a sale, you can.