Recent reviews by Flurdy

Fun gameplay loop even for someone who typically doesn't enjoy card games. Easy to learn, hard to master especially when you play the later run modifiers and really have to think before you pick which of the jokers you want. Checkered deck my beloved

You are probably a bigger threat to yourself than the monsters are. Fun with friends for a small price

Short, weird, and kind of unsettling. There's a lot to explore and find while searching the city of Babbdi. Worth the experience for the price of nothing.

Feels a bit clunky at the start but once you get the hang of it and you're playing with friends its fun. Some of the games can feel a bit one sided and many of the characters are clearly overpowered (especially spell oriented ones). If you intend to play singleplayer only give Talisman Origins a look. It won't let you set up a custom game and you play through quests instead, but the AI is better and might be a better singleplayer experience. If you do just want to set up your own games and don't mind buying the expansion sets seperately, pick up digital edition.

Simple and fun to play in short bursts. Basically a reverse bullet hell

Grab a friend for this game and you'll have hours of fun. Generally, I'm not a fan of these types of games but this one hit different. Preparing meals, weapons and armours to get ready to fight the next boss was fun and hours were sunk into slowly building up our little village.

Its difficult to talk about why Outer Wilds is such an unique experience without saying too much. Like many other reviews will tell you: Just jump in without looking up anything about the game. It won't be a game for everyone, since you get put in the world and basically get told to go on your way. No markers and no help, just clues for you to find and follow up on by yourself.

This ties in what makes Outer Wilds great however. It lets you chart your own expeditions to uncover the mysteries presented in the game, making them feel like your personal stories.

A ton of fun with friends, when I first played this, I thought it'd get old quickly, but there random nature of Phasmophobia keeps things fun. Although it has a limited number of maps and ghost types as of writing this, considering its success and its still being early access I'm confident both those problems will be fixed. But even then, worth the small price with the amount of fun you can have.

Atmosphere, story, and audio design are very well done. Especially its audio design (Which, arguably, is what the game probably is most well known for.)

The gameplay however, while not definitely not bad, gets a bit repetitive after a bit. Before playing the game I didn't expect to be doing puzzles at all. The puzzles mostly come down to the same thing, but each 'area' has a different twist on it. The same repetition could be said about the combat. It feels good and fluent, with having to pay attention to what is going on around you. But it eventually comes down to the same thing since its mostly the same enemies.

Senua's Sacrifice is worth playing through, but will be more interesting to those who prefer a good story experience.

One of the best stealth games currently available & a worthy upgrade of the previous game.
The gameplay feels good, if you pick Corvo, you will use abilities familiar with the first game. But I recommend Emily, whose powers are new and a ton of fun to mess with. As with other recently Arkane studios games you get to pick how you want to take on situations.

Level & art design is beautiful, there are a few missions in particular that stand out from the rest for its gimmicks and those are what makes the game very memorable.

One issue I had with the game was that one of the characters that had a lot of potential and could have been the most interesting is one that you deal with very early in the game. The mission could have easily been placed later in the game.

Despite that, Dishonored 2 is a good buy and you'd be doing yourself a favor playing it.