JepeMega 最近的評論

Wall World is a very unique Roguelike game where you travel up and down a massive wall, collecting resources from caves while fighting constant waves of enemies.

The game is overall pretty decent but it has some flaws:
-Even for a roguelike it gets very repetitive pretty quickly with few enemy types and few upgrades to differentiate runs
-IMO many of the sound effects like doing dmg, the mining laser and the vacuum are pretty unimpactful and weak
-The camera moves with you with a bit of a delay and if you get too many speed upgrades you can literally be outside of it's view
-It's pretty easy to get lost in the larger caves considering how close the camera is + the lack of any kind of map

I'd still recommend it but wait for a sale, get the DLC too, it's a bit better than the base game.

Baba Is You is an amazing and brain-twistingly difficult puzzle game where you need to change the rules of the very levels to solve them.

If you love puzzle games I highly recommend, however get ready for some extremely difficult brain challenges up ahead!

Beacon Pines is an extremely well illustrated, very story heavy adventure game with some light puzzle and choose your own adventure elements. The game quickly teaches you about it's Charms and Turning Points. In Turning Points you may use Charms you've found in the game world to influence how the story goes, by finding all the Charms and going through all the possible routes you'll be able to figure out the dark secrets of Beacon Pines and how to reach the true ending of the game.

Overall a very enjoyable experience and highly recommend to anyone looking for a mild-mystery themed story heavy game.

Clap Clap is a short horror game where you are doing some house sitting in a very Smart House but things quickly start to go wrong...
Overall the game is very short, took me 30 minutes to get all the achievements and it's IMO not that scary but the end was somewhat fun and spooky. Considering it's completely free and really short I'd say give it a go!

Underhero is a 2D Platformer RPG hybrid where after one of the evil king's minions kills the hero the minion becomes the new hero who is now tasked to defeat the evil king Mr. stitches.

Gameplay consist mostly of walking or platforming around looking for the game's many collectibles. Occasionally you find enemies to fight where you'll find a very unique combat system. It is a combination of turn based combat and real time action, having to dodge enemy attacks by jumping, ducking or parrying them at the right times.

The game's story is overall fine with some twists and turns, maybe a bit too many actually.

However as a warning, the game can be very slow and tedious; walking is kinda slow, most platforming isn't that difficult and just takes a while, battles are a lot of waiting around, some areas are very confusing to explore, etc. Also if you are an achievement hunter beware that certain collectables can be missed completely if you progress too far past them, requiring a full restart from the beginning of the game to get them.

Overall a pretty mid experience, best wait for a sale.

Arise: A Simple Story is a slow 3D-platformer with a very nice low-poly aesthetics where you go through the memories of a dead man experiencing his greatest joys and darkest times before he passes on to the afterlife. The main gimmick of the game is the ability to affect time to a limited extend; having it go faster, go backwards and stop it completely. You must use these abilities to get to the end of each stage of the man's life.

The game holds some replayability in the form of collectible memories and certain achievements requiring you to interact with things in the levels a lot or completing some levels without dying once.

Overall I'd say the emotional journey you go with the main character is the game's strong suit with the gameplay being a bit eh sometimes.

The game has been overrun by malicious bots for years making play in Quick Play immensely difficult and unfun.

If you love platformer games this is definitely worth to try out. Especially if you love fast paced stuff like Sonic or Pizza Tower.

The game feels almost paradoxical in the way you can move around, both vertically and horizontally, at great speeds but still keep near absolute control of yourself.

Still had some issues occasionally. Like how sometimes jumping off ramps would give me near zero upwards momentum but the next time I'd just launch upwards like a rocket.

The Upturned is a wacky and yet somehow surprisingly tense and scary at times puzzle platformer with a higher focus on exploration and puzzles and a bit light on the platforming part.

If you're looking for a really challenging platformer to test your skills then this is not for you as the game is relatively easy all things considered and the most difficult parts don't come from the platforming but dealing with the many enemies in the game.

The Upturned's story is not anything to write home about but it's good enough to keep you interested on going up the floors and find out more. What helps is that the character you'll be talking with the most during the game, IK, is quite a fun and charming character that gave me quite a few laughs during my playthrough.

Although the game doesn't ever really try to build a creepy atmosphere be prepared to get jumped during the game as it likes to have enemies pop-up from the darkness from time to time.

For some negatives the game lacks an FPS limiter so have fun having your CPU and GPU maxed out constantly while playing and the player character's walking sound can get a bit irritating sometimes but nothing bad enough to drive me away from the game.

Overall it's a very solid and well made game which doesn't get stale as each new floor of the Upturned Inn has some kind of new thing to play around with combined with a surprisingly long run-time of around 7 hours not taking into account any bonus stuff.

Blocks are evil.