Netto’s Game Room's Reviews
Here They Lie was a short but fun trip through a nightmare world. While it isn't overly scary, the fear of the unknown keeps you on edge, and the handful of jump scares WILL make you jump. The world has a great sense of scale, the story is very strange and disturbing, and when it's over there's at least some incentive to jump back in. Although the world is largely linear, there is some exploration, a few moral choices, and two endings, and there is plenty for you to stop and look at. It's a unique experience, and well worth going through at least once if you can.
Robinson is a fun little game. Seeing all of the dinosaurs up close was a lot of fun, and the environments you get to explore were pretty unique. Having a pet dino was cool, and using her to solve puzzles was a unique idea as well. The climbing was a really fun mechanic, and the slight fear of the unknown both kept me going and sometimes held me back. In general I really enjoyed my time with this game, and I really loved that dinosaur museum feeling it gave off. It was like having my own personal exhibit right at home, and it was a world I didn't want to leave; however, it didn't last long.
Games like these can sometimes be hard to judge, especially considering everyone enjoys different types of games. While Loading Human isn't much different from other motion control and PC adventure games we've seen in the past, VR does add a whole new level to the experience. Being in Loading Human is an interesting experience from start to finish. If this is one of the first VR games you've played, it's sure to impress you in that regard. The sunset when looking out the window, your trip into the lab near the start of the game, and the hologram in the lab are just a handful of things you'll never forget about this game. Also, as simple as the mechanics might be, everything else about the game does work and helps it feel more "real." Being able to pick up almost anything calls back to the early days of the Wii and motion control, and using both hands to hold and operate tablets and other devices feels natural. A lot of the things you do in game are simplistic, but the experience itself makes up for it.
It's not easy to point out both the good and bad in a game like Mighty No 9, but you can easily see where things could have been much better.
If you're a fan of sci-fi, drama, comedy, or even a bit of romance - then Steins;Gate is something you shouldn't pass up. El Psy Kangroo.