Recent reviews by Jorjoh

A fun experience to play with friends in a quite frankly cruel game that punishes you for every misstep, however you might have a hard time staying annoyed as the art style and proximity chat make this game unexpectedly hilarious!

This game is tragically short and un-engaging, it dangles the idea that your choices have consequences in front of you for the duration but you are in fact on a railroad, you have no real choices to make and those that you do are likely to be undermined by you picking up some inconspicuous collectable. The game rides on the coat tails of similar pieces such as PT but fails to deliver a truly unsettling experience, and the gamification leads to a story and world that is difficult to immerse yourself in. This is by no means a terrible game, just disappointing.

A beautifully crafted experience which pulls you into a world going through a great change, you are tasked with recording everything about it that you think is worth saving for the future, be that a Polaroid picture, an audio recording, a sketch or notes, they all take up precious space in your scrap book, which you hope will be left as a note to the future. A moving experience where you can loose yourself while being gently prodded to contemplate what aspects of your own life are important, and why.

intense and involved combat, within a unique take on the post appoc setting, supported with all the flare you need to have a game that can hook you in. The micro transactions are a bit of a let down in my opinion.

Big dark souls

A game that can switch between a quite relaxing single player experience, where you take things at your pace, to fast paced multiplayer survival with a laugh a minute. Taking on beast of epic proportions and endless enemies makes you feel like you are really fighting against the odds, which makes victory so much sweeter. The art style is reminsent of many PS1 era games, but the shaders and seamless gameplay transform it into a game that can contend and beat most modern substanceless modern titles

snow, wolves, snow wolves, it's got it all

D&D for only people with masochistic tendencies

imagine a halo for x box but on the computer

My favourite fromsoft souls like games, fast paced and well thought out