NoobFeed's Reviews
A stylish, strategic, and endlessly replayable stealth game, Monaco 2 is a masterclass in crafting the perfect sequel. Whether you're a pro or a newcomer looking for a co-op gem, this game will steal your heart and your spare time.
While Steel Seed's story and character depth do fall short, its impressive presentation makes it a worthwhile indie experience; just manage your expectations. It's not perfect by any means, especially if you're looking for a narrative-driven game.
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch is an absolute game for Soulslike or Metroidvania fans. Despite a few missteps, its depth of play and immersive world-building are worth it alone. It is a breathtaking and unflinching indie masterpiece.
Phantom Breaker: Battlegrounds Ultimate is a charming update to a quirky brawler that's ideal for co-op play, but its grindy progression and shallow narrative might leave solo players wanting more.
Tempest Rising is a smart, satisfying return to RTS roots with just enough modern spice. Whether you're a Command & Conquer veteran or just RTS-curious, this one's worth deploying for.
A flawed but fun return to stealth strategy. If you're nostalgic or just love tactical tension, Commandos: Origins is worth a shot, especially on Game Pass. Check it out to see if nostalgia can really bring back the 90s.
LUNAR Remastered Collection is a fantastic trip down memory lane, delivering two classic RPGs with subtle modern enhancements. Whether you're a returning fan or a newcomer, it's an experience worth exploring.
Overall, Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days offers a fun and engaging twist on the survival genre. With its strategic gameplay, immersive sound design, and stunning visuals, it delivers a thrilling and intense experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Promise Mascot Agency is also something you'll never forget. You're going to feel something, whether you're laughing at Pinky's latest outburst, jumping into a vending machine, or sitting in a quiet town and thinking about broken dreams.
Blue Prince is a clever, combat-free roguelite packed with puzzles, secrets, and mystery. Its shifting mansion and layered mechanics make it a must-play for fans of exploration and discovery. If you count The Witness, Portal, and Myst among your favorite first-person puzzle games, then Blue Prince deserves its carved spot beside them.
In the end, South of Midnight is a decent game with a rich Southern environment, distinct folklore, and a compelling Hazel tale. Playing with the platforming elements is fun, exploring the world is exciting, and discovering legendary creatures of the world is exciting.
Haste is a great game if you like fast-paced action, roguelikes, or just games that test your reflexes and accuracy. You'll keep playing it over and over again just to get that perfect run. It's a must-play for anyone who loves a good challenge.
Koira is a visually gorgeous and emotionally gripping experience with unique musical puzzles and a moving story. Despite its brief length, fans of casual, story-driven adventures will cherish the experience for its relaxing gameplay.
InZOI is an innovative take and has the potential to be the greatest life simulation game ever. Fans of The Sims or the genre will undoubtedly love it, but if you're looking for a fully polished game, it may be best to wait for the final release.
In the end, for JRPG enthusiasts and anybody who enjoys complex narratives, tough fighting, and nonlinear exploration, SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered is a must-play. The learning curve is high, and disappointments are unavoidable, but for those who appreciate its unusual design, this remaster provides a chance to explore one of Square's artistically ambitious works.
The First Berserker: Khazan truly delivers, and it gives you solid action. Its RPG experience outshines many of its closest competitors. I would say it's up there with Lies of P; although some would argue that its narrative holds it back, I think it's a combat mix-up for it, especially if it's the difficulty aspect that you're after.
Atomfall offers a unique exploration-driven experience with strong world-building and a compelling narrative. However, bad combat, a lack of meaningful progression mechanisms, and repetitive gameplay hold it back from being a good one.
In the end, Karma: The Dark World is a visually stunning psychological thriller that pays homage to classic horror games, but ultimately falls short due to its lack of engaging gameplay and a weak second half.
AI LIMIT is a fine overhaul of the souls-like genre. With its compelling perspective on the souls-like concept, the game manages to be more than just that. It's a must-play for anyone who adores this genre.
If you're a fan of history or just like challenging puzzle games, you'll love The Darkest Files. The game's unique interrogation and evidence-collecting techniques, along with its emphasis on historical accuracy and authenticity, provide an immersive experience.