fluddsskark
2004
i completed this game dozen times and this game was responsible for my first video on youtube back in 2013
2013
literal brainfuck
a good remaster because i couldn't stand the 320x200 and the permanently toggled mouse strafing, story wise it is meh and is expected for a 90s game
2007
couldn't resist playing this game again, somehow killing the big daddies is easier now. kinda sad to discover that there isn't any new game plus in the original
this is probably one of the most hardest games i ever played and the most longest as well. worth trying it out if you're new to the jrpg genre like me, this is also my first final fantasy game too, and the visuals of the game look spectacular
nicely done but i wish they remade later entries because skate. did better in many areas than THPS ever did and this is the most closest thing we have for skate. in console gen
1998
degraded my review from 5 stars to 3.5 stars until valve adds the WON menu back
1997
WRONG CHECKPOINT!
pretty hard, accidentally got this because i had doom 3 bfg edition installed and turns out crispy doom recognized the wad file somehow and i guess i played it. finished on the ultra violence difficulty as always.
2002
disappointing, deus ex was about going to and exploring new areas, and all i did was just roam around prague and do side missions. human revolution was better in every right but this was rushed, and also just one boss fight in this game just sucks
the dlc's done too, good thing the bosses were easy on this one. guess ill have to wait two more years for rebirth to release in PC
2010
i got this game for free before bethesda made it p2p
2007
https://steamcommunity.com/id/fluddsskark/recommended/400/
This game has been highly praised for it's story, and it is one of those games that can be played by virtually anyone due to it's simplistic design.
Portal takes place in a facility that takes inspiration from Valve's earlier game, Half-Life. Black Mesa had been an inspiration of Aperture Science, and Black Mesa was inspired by CERN in Geneva. The gameplay is somewhat constant throughout the game as it is a short game (lasting under a hour), and the game is more harder near the end. The game's sounds and visuals are giving the player a desolate feeling of an abandoned environment, backed by the ambient songs such as 'Android Hell' or 'Self Esteem Fund' which makes the game feel like a psychological horror rather than a puzzle game. The game's visuals are also showing how one side of Portal is shown as a friendly environment with the chambers having a neat look and the other side with Rattman's dens warning the protagonist with the crudely done drawings. The game is considered a psychological horror due to the fact that a ruling A.I. is testing a human's abilities on these tests, and how a sentient A.I has ruled over an abandoned facility, with no one else to look for help.
The game also comes with additional chambers to give players a replay of the game but with more difficulty, with the advanced chambers, and also challenges about using the least amount of portals, or least amount of time or least amount of footsteps to finish the test. Overall, this game is definitely worth it to play, and this game could be finished under a day.
This game has been highly praised for it's story, and it is one of those games that can be played by virtually anyone due to it's simplistic design.
Portal takes place in a facility that takes inspiration from Valve's earlier game, Half-Life. Black Mesa had been an inspiration of Aperture Science, and Black Mesa was inspired by CERN in Geneva. The gameplay is somewhat constant throughout the game as it is a short game (lasting under a hour), and the game is more harder near the end. The game's sounds and visuals are giving the player a desolate feeling of an abandoned environment, backed by the ambient songs such as 'Android Hell' or 'Self Esteem Fund' which makes the game feel like a psychological horror rather than a puzzle game. The game's visuals are also showing how one side of Portal is shown as a friendly environment with the chambers having a neat look and the other side with Rattman's dens warning the protagonist with the crudely done drawings. The game is considered a psychological horror due to the fact that a ruling A.I. is testing a human's abilities on these tests, and how a sentient A.I has ruled over an abandoned facility, with no one else to look for help.
The game also comes with additional chambers to give players a replay of the game but with more difficulty, with the advanced chambers, and also challenges about using the least amount of portals, or least amount of time or least amount of footsteps to finish the test. Overall, this game is definitely worth it to play, and this game could be finished under a day.
1999
i played this in 2022 when i was bored to death and i technically finished it because i was at 99% but got bored and deleted my save
go to gamefaqs and check out ADang's guide on Gran Turismo 2
go to gamefaqs and check out ADang's guide on Gran Turismo 2