Recent reviews by John

Toby Fox, you made a masterpiece.

It's a really good DLC, just slightly too easy in my opinion, please make future content more difficult developers, thank you :)

no cyber gwent

This review is spoiler free and is MY OPINION. You don't have to agree, people have different tastes.

Subnautica is an open world survival game taking place on an alien planet. The game doesn't tell you anything at the very beginning. You discover the story while exploring - and this world is so fun to explore. Every biome is unique and very well designed with its own creatures, which are also very fascinating and incredibly-looking (you can find out a lot about them from scanning). Subnautica doesn't give you many ways of killing predators hunting you, it focuses more on ways to avoid and escape them. This makes the expierience much better. You don't feel like a terminator, but an uninvited guest trying to survive in their world. You also have a lot of options while building your base but you also need to keep track of its hull integrity so it doesn't flood. There are multiple story-related locations which are very mysterious and give backstory on the planet's history and let you find out what's going on and why. The story of the game is really well written as well.

The only thing i propably didn't enjoy about the game are the glitches. The main one that breaks the expierience a little is mobs spawning inside of environment like rocks. Some structures, flora and fauna render late sometimes which also gets annoying at times. There are some other smaller bugs that I've experienced but I don't think that they are that big of a deal.

Unknows Worlds made an incredible world. If you enjoy survival games, you will most likely love this game

This review is spoiler free and is MY OPINION. You don't have to agree, people have different tastes.

We Happy Few - where do i even start? This game had so much potential. I propably enjoyed the game for the first hour or so. Then i just realised how flawed it is.

I didn't enjoy anything about the gameplay. Combat, stealth, looting, crafting - all that feels like a chore instead of a game feature.

Every quest feels the same. You go from A to B, you sneak or fight or just simply talk to someone and then you go from B to C. That would be fine if the trip wouldn't take so much time, gameplay was actually any good and the world interesting to explore. There are some fast travel point but it still takes time to get from one place to another due to not being able to sprint in most parts of the map. Oh yes, i forgot to mention: until you unlock a specific skill in the skill tree you cannot do anything that is not walking in the "descent parts" of the town. Sprinting, climbing, sneaking are considered suspicious and people start becoming aggresive (both civilians and constables). Someone needs to tell these people that exercising is healthy. The game is also full of bugs: people teleporting randomly (often during fights or when you're about to choke them out), your melee weapons becoming invisible, people becoming nice a second after being angry at you and much much more.

The soundtrack fits the game, but there is so little of variety that it just becomes annoying that whenever there is a radio on, you hear one of 2 songs. So, it's basically listening to the same two songs over and over.

Well, I guess it's time for my oppinion on the story. This is actually the only part of the game that i really enjoyed, the only part that motivated me to finish the game. Three acts, 1 for each of the three playable characters and i all three are interesting in my view. It's a no spoiler review so I'm not gonna go into details.

Taking all of my points into account, I would say that We Happy Few is NOT worth your money, even on a big sale. Chances are, you won't even finish it. If you're interested in the story, I recommend watching a playthrough on YouTube or something.