Recent reviews by nerikull

This is the type of game I need for stress-relief and to help me handle my depression and anxiety disorders. It's simple, relaxing, and just plain awesome. I hope that more is released in this program!

This is a worthy sequel to Destroy All Humans! This time, the game takes place in 1969, and has Crypto going to many parts of the world, and expands the storyline. Oh, and Crypto gets a love interest! The main quest has some great challenges, and the side quests are plentiful. Yes, you have to buy a DLC for the challenges that were in DAH!, but they are worth getting! Again, great graphics and voice work. My rating: 9/10.

This is one goofy, funny, and challenging game! Set in a parody of the 1950's, the game didn't miss a trick in jabbing at some of the more oddball aspects of the time period. There are some optional parts to the quests, and some are seriously difficult to get through. Graphically smooth, and good voice work. Personal rating: 8/10

Very interesting game! The storyline is well-written, and well voiced. The VA for Hal Rhodes was spot-on!
There is something (for me) that is almost zen-like about scrapping these ships, and with my ADHD, it also keeps my attention. The puzzle aspect is fantastic, and the ghost ships...oh, the ghost ships!!

For my money, this game is a 10/10.

How did I miss this game?? This is a lot of fun, whether you are an impostor or not. I don't often play Multi-player games, but this one is so much fun!!!

Some people want to save the world, others just live to see the world burn. In this case, it's a matter of wiping humanity out with a variety of diseases, and actively avoiding a cure.
The best thing about Plague Inc is that you can design your own diseases and scenarios. I have played a few really well-created levels which were not only challenging, but incredibly fun! Well made game that I will be going back to over and over.

This is the game that allowed me to create my own term for that moment in a game where you are so freaked out by an occurance that you just lock up, stare at the screen, then log off from the game for about a week or more. Thank you, Red Barrels, for "the Trager Moment".
Outlast, and the subsequent DLC Whistleblower, kept me on my toes thru the duration of my initial playthru. A lot of really good shocks and scares that worked well for me (including the Trager Moment), and with the DLC, more mysteries answered, as well as a good ending.
I'm lookin forward to the upcoming sequel. If it's even half as freaky as the preview suggests...hooboy.

Thank you, Atari and Steam, for bringing back my childhood! I'm very happy to see so many of my old faves here for me to play again and again. Granted, it takes a bit to get used to other controls, but that aside, it's just great to get back to where it all started for me, and countless others of my generation. I know that I'm going to waste far too many hours on this one!

I'm not really good at racing games, but this one just will not let me stop! It's a ton of fun, the controls aren't bad, and the graphics are just pure eye candy. I love this game!

This is one of those games that brought up that childhood fear of the dark, and the monsters under the bed/in the closet. That, for me, is the main reason why I stopped playing this entry in the FNAF series. Well made, and seriously scary.