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posting 1 video everytime i feel like it
mostly just reviewing the games i play on my steam deck.
i dont award ratings to games - this is because i think i am better than you.
posting 1 video everytime i feel like it
mostly just reviewing the games i play on my steam deck.
i dont award ratings to games - this is because i think i am better than you.
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Celeste may well be the closest I've come to snapping my steam deck in half. Incredibly polished, unimaginably frustrating, and damn... I need to get better at platformers.
Above all else, Signalis captures, molds, and refines its atmospheres and themes in such a deliberate way that you feel you know exactly what you're in for - but never exactly when.
Never knowing quite how or why you've come to this place becomes only more terrifying the deeper you dig; discovering and piecing together the scattered facets of who you are, were, and should have been. I don't think I've ever been so compelled to keep a promise, especially so for not even knowing what it was.
When I play this again, it will be to open that damned safe.
Never knowing quite how or why you've come to this place becomes only more terrifying the deeper you dig; discovering and piecing together the scattered facets of who you are, were, and should have been. I don't think I've ever been so compelled to keep a promise, especially so for not even knowing what it was.
When I play this again, it will be to open that damned safe.
A journey through ocean ecosystems, ancient civilsations, and a series of triangular doors, Abzu is a bright, brilliant, and brief experience - best enjoyed in one sitting.