My Reviews

Its a pretty much 1:1 clone of Hades, and its about 60% there, overall.

Its an alright, beginner's adventure game. The story did not grab me at all and the deeper I got into the story the less I enjoyed the exposition.

My first experience with this type of game and I had a lot of fun with it for the most part. I kind of hit a brick wall with my progress on it but pushed through with trial and error to get to the ending.

This is not breaking any new ground here, it's a pretty fun action platformer with a metroidvania framework. Dodging and gunplay stays average for most of the duration. I think my main knock against this is it has all the new quality of life improvements we come to expect from

An ok, self-explanatory game, but I definitely left disappointed in its actual payoffs and the end to its story.

A short, ok, and simple puzzle game. 90% of the solutions are completely straightforward and easy and a couple require some deeper thinking.

I think this is just an average metroidvania. The turning is clunky and the movement is very baseline and standard. There are not nearly enough weapons to choose from. The animation is solid enough, as is the story, but I was overall disappointed in this.

Was powering through and enjoying this and really wanted to enjoy it but it just beats you down. The reward for all the combat, quests, walking, and hard work is just not good enough. The game is in desperate need of a skill tree or build path you can take

A fun, quick detective game. Its pretty simple and straightforward to solve, just a little bit more direction would of been better as there is minimal information to go off of. Played on Steam Deck.

A very easy and well meaning adventure game, the story, structure, writing, and gameplay is repetitive. I enjoyed my time with it but it spends more time talking to and hand holding the player than letting them enjoy the world.

Braid has some of the most mind twisting and testing puzzles out there. I had never played the original, the reward for figuring out the tough puzzles is immense. I think some of them are very frustrating and can kind of drive you crazy.

Probably the best looking MMO out there, and runs pretty smoothly. Its just an absolute overload and vomit of systems, menus, concepts, etc. It is too much to track and enjoy.

A very average and barebones PS1 era horror adventure game. It maybe needed to be a little more difficult or intricate cause its not very fun or interesting to play.

For where we are with gaming and the amount of games in this genre, there is just nearly not enough variety here for putting forth any sort of extended playtime on this.

Came away from this pretty disappointed, overall. This just gets so repetitive, so quickly. The super shotgun is comically better than any of the other weapon choices. The locales are not distinct in any way and the 'dark ages' setting is basically a concept gimmick that has no relevance to

I really don't like to be this hard but this felt like a significant step down from the last 2 - even just beyond the recycled locations and side stories. The main story here is awful, and we have one of the worst cases of annoying kid sidekick ever put

Not exactly a huge step down but just a game that is not evolving. Sniper Elite 5 was the first game in the series I played so maybe that has always been the case. This is just pure recycled gameplay, locales, and stories. The 4th mission is the same level

It starts off ok and the gameplay loop is decent. The game eventually wore me down to complete apathy due to its backtracking, monotonous gameplay, and complete nothing of a story. The last straw was one of the final main quests requires you to upgrade a spell of each element

This game has a very outdated onboarding and tutorial process that makes it very hard to get into. It barely lets you play or engage with systems for the first hour cause every other step is another cutscene or tutorial message. And the systems/controls are as standard as 3D action