yeahnahmatty
I think I missed something because my criticisms and praises seem to be opposite to general population. I hated the owl telling me where to go - shutup, I just got a new item, I can work it out. I loved the item quest. I thought the dungeons, puzzles and bosses were......... fine? They really didn't stick with me. Which is a shame because I'm a slut for a good 2D Zelda but this one just didn't quite hit
2011
I think I'd still call this my favourite indie game of all time. Something about the combination of Darren Korb's soundtrack and Logan Cunningham's voice acting with the deceptively simple gameplay really spoke to me and continues to do so (though I'll acknowledge my rose tinted nostalgia glasses).
I can see how people now don't connect to this as much with the absolute bangers that Supergiant have gone on to release since but this is still the one for me
I can see how people now don't connect to this as much with the absolute bangers that Supergiant have gone on to release since but this is still the one for me
2021
2021
2019
Slay the Spire would be 5 stars if I wasn't so damn bad at it. I managed to beat the Heart and that's me done. I dipped into Ascensions and like... so I watch streamers play and they go "take this, this, this, okay now get this and my build is done" and they win EVERY TIME. And I try to learn from them but I just... my stupid dumb brain can't get any further.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that this is a near perfect game and everyone should give it a go
Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that this is a near perfect game and everyone should give it a go
2018
2015
2018
Love love love the Netflix port of this game. Got proper hooked for a good wee while and can see myself returning in future.
The tactics are magnificent and every time you lose, it feels like it was your own fault. And it always is.
I don't think this game would have the staying power it has if there weren't so many team options to play with - they're all so interesting and (mostly) equally fun to play as. Shoutout to the one with the giant laser though, all-time MVP
The tactics are magnificent and every time you lose, it feels like it was your own fault. And it always is.
I don't think this game would have the staying power it has if there weren't so many team options to play with - they're all so interesting and (mostly) equally fun to play as. Shoutout to the one with the giant laser though, all-time MVP
2011
2000
2002
I really didn't connect with this. Nearly dropped it to 2 stars because the final string of bosses is fucking BRUTAL until all of a sudden you get it and beat them in 5 seconds. But not in a fun Dark Souls way. Could I have watched a guide? Sure. Is it a skill issue? Absolutely. But anyway the game is fine but quite esoteric at times and this is coming from someone who has finished Metroid 2. Thankfully Metroid Prime so far is meeting expectations, onwards and upwards. Please let Super Metroid live up to the hype
2020
Into The Aether boys - I'll never forgive you for highlighting this game, it really has taken away my life. 11 seasons through now so I'm comfortable reviewing it. I can see myself exhausting this soon but man, what a time. I could also just end up playing it for the rest of my life which would be chill.
*edit: just finished season 21 and still going
*edit: just finished season 21 and still going
2010
I have extremely fond memories of Heavy Rain but it's firmly in the 'keep your fond memories and never play it again' category.
Shoutout to the time I was doing the challenge where you need to chop off a finger and some friends came round. Mum made me do a chore and when I came back they were actively trying to get my dude killed and I raged hard. Good times
Shoutout to the time I was doing the challenge where you need to chop off a finger and some friends came round. Mum made me do a chore and when I came back they were actively trying to get my dude killed and I raged hard. Good times