Análises recentes de HandheldHermit

Not necessarily a BAD game, but everything here has been done before, but better, per Mad Max, Batman or Assassin's Creed, as this game is just a mishmash of other games, but with a Lord of the Rings skin.

Not a LOTR fan, so this game does nothing for me.

Similar to my review of Elite Dangerous, American Truck Simulator is just about driving trucks across the U.S. There isn't much complexity to it beside that, so for me, there isn't much reason to keep playing unless you enjoy vegging out to the road.

Come for the gameplay, leave for the toxicity.

Quite possibly one of the worst UI jobs I have ever seen, Crusader Kings 2 feels impossible for a newcomer to get into, without the use of outside guides to show you how to play.

A great survival game that is less about building, like minecraft, and more about just trying to survive each day.

While I still play the game with my friends, as is, the game is all about the grind, flying from star to star delivering packages and mail for people and factions, with nothing to the game besides jumping from star to star.

I can't recommend this game to people looking for intricacy in their games, as the game just feels a bit too simple, and becomes stale really fast.

While not as polished as something like Call of Duty's zombies mode, Killing Floor 2 has a lot of variety and replayability with it's class system and boss levels. Not the perfect game, but a pretty damn good one.

A decent little open ended RPG that has some wonky combat, but has a lot of freedom with how you want to craft your characters story.

A dungeon crawler disguised as a survival game, Terraria is a cut above the rest when it comes to indie games.
If amassing powerful gear, defeating giant bosses and crafting a base is your jam, this game is for you.

For some reason, early in the 2010's, we became fascinated with games that are just meant to make you frustrated while playing it.

Do yourself a favor and skip this.