Последние обзоры VirtuaJace

This Season really kicked up a notch! It has more weight on the choices you make, but the ending is rather anti-climatic, but it was only one of the endings I've gotten. Yup, your path can lead to multiple endings now! Until the inevitable third season comes out, playthrough the game and find the ending right for you. I recommend playing the first season and 400 Days before jumping into this one, but then again you wouldn't be on this page if you didn't.

Emily is Away was something I found to be interesting, and it is free to boot! However, it kinda left me unsafisfied. Don't get me wrong, simulating them old chat rooms that I was too young for and having the player type the messages out are quite the charms. But, choice doesn't really matter here, as I've found out, for there's currently one ending with branching paths to that end. I'm giving this game the benefit of the doubt and assume that it was intended to be this way for story-purposes, but still multiple ending influenced by YOUR choices would've been nice. Still, for a free game, it's worth the time to go through at least once!

Oh my goodness this game. This GAME! It's one of the best experiences that I've ever gone through, and I didn't regret any second of it (well, maybe a few...) The game offers three distictively different paths that determine how the game will impact you as the player, so I'll be reviewing each one seperately.

Neutral: Not a bad romp through the Underground if I do say so myself. It's not the most satisifing, but it'll help get a feel of how the game works!

Genocide: This is where you'll most likely not enjoy the game, and with good reason! You'll spend most of the time grinding encounters, and you will be met with "a bad time". Unless you are curious on how it goes, or want to beat the hardest boss in the game, then it's better to ignore this one entirely.

Pacifist: As obvious as it sounds, this is where you'll get the most enjoyment out of the game! All the character (even the quote "villian" of the game) are all enjoyable and likeable. It's almost as if the game wanted this route... In any case, if you want to end the game somewhere, I recommend going this route!

Overall, this is a great game for this year. My only real gripe with this is that it's too short for an RPG. Then again, in a game where you're encourage not to kill, this might be for the best. In any case, I highly recommend adding this game to your Steam libary! (Also, soundtrack's pretty good. Try to buy it when y'all get the chance!)

I probably haven't even scratched the surface of what this software can do, but this is an excelent choice for those who want to create custom characters for RPG Maker! If you just want to head straight into the action, you can simply snap together assests from RPG Maker XP and VX characters and make one that way, or completely make an original creation! However, you do have to use this only on XP and VX (I think), but if you don't mind, pick this up! I'll update this as soon as I get into every nook and cranny of the software.

For anyone looking for an immersive story combined with a "choose-your-own-adventure" style of game, this one's for you. Be warned, this game is not for the faint of heart, in both what goes on in the story and the inevitable fact that there will be blood and gore. There's also 400 Days, which affects the second season should you decide to buy it. Also, once you start the game, stay away from spoilers! Going in blind is the best way to experience the game!

For anyone wondering if this game is any good, do not what because it is exactly that! The level designs were unique, game play was pretty fun, and most importantly the story is great (if predicible). My only problem that some of the powers a situational. Other than that, great game!

Before playing this, I played this game's sequel, NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, and while it was good in it's own right it did left me wanting to play this game in particular. Well, a few years and a Christmas later, I finally have the game, so how does it hold up? Well if you're on the fence of buying a Sega Saturn game, fear no more, for this game is fantasitc. The gameplay is fast and addictive, and one could find themselves playing through the entire game if they really wanted to. The music is also top notch, complementing the scenery very well. However, I do have some gripes with this. For one, the game is short, like about a one to two hour session if you don't count the included Christmas NiGHTS (which is a great edition, I might add.). Also, I recommend playing the game with a controller. The keyboard works fine, but it'll get some getting use to.

Overall, this is a great game to have in one's collection, especailly if it's on sale. Pick it up and give it a try, you won't regret it!

Good Sweet Mike, this is awesome! Pac-Man was already a pretty cool and addicting game already, but this turns the addiction level up to eleven and added lots of techno and hype to it! Although the core game is "get the highest score possible", one cannot deny the amount of fun this game delivers. For it's regular price, it's not much, so wait until it gets some sort of discount. Other than that, I highly recommend this game.

I haven't played through the entire game as of yet, but what I did played gave me enough reason to give this one a review. First off, the entire vibe of the game seems serreal and weird, yet this fits quite well with the amount of chaos that you and your friends (should they have the game) will be causing throughout the game. Speaking of friends, the single-player experience is where the game fall short. The gameplay is still fast-paced fisticuffs through and through, but the game does get tedious as you will end up dying a lot if you don't know what you're doing on your own. Castle Crashers is defintely meant to be played with three other people, but if you can get pass that, and the fact that you can build your characters as you please, this is a great game to pick up, but I would recommend trying the demo first before doing so.

If there was a never ending game, this would be it. If the sheer amount of things to do in game doesn't catch your eye, such as posing, animation, mulitplayer, etc., then the amount of community based content should keep you coming back for more! The only problem is that you're going to need games with the Source engine in order for it to work properly. Other than that, this is easily one of the Steam esstinals. (Did I spell that right?)