Recent reviews by dewey

ptsd inducing running sim

really fun

Despite the rocky confusing start and lack of a proper save system. I managed to put 26 hours in this game the first 3 days I played it. The story is the best written and most immersive rpg experience I've ever played. Every quest feels important and the characters feel very believable. Combat is very confusing but progresses based on your skill and makes you feel like a real artisan of warfare. 10x Better than skyrim.

well worth the 5 dollars I paid for it, beware there are jumpscares but the ambient horror is great too. I wont lie I got stuck on a couple steps that took me a long time to figure out. but the puzzles were unique and fun.

a great prequel to the first game which introduces interesting new mechanics but keeps true to the original's vibe and story.

super challenging unique and fun. well worth the 9 dollars I paid for it.

challenging and fun. great visuals. a little buggy sometimes with movement but overall a great experience.

really cool concept hindered by a clunky movement and aim system. If immersion is this games goal it exceeds immensely in the visuals and sound design, it looks and sounds like what I would imagine a ww1 battlefield to sound like. where this game falls short is the gunplay, controlling your character is like controlling a boat, the goal is obviously to have a system which looks realistic from an outside standpoint. but Its hard to believe a trained soldier would be so uncomfortably terrible at raising and aiming his gun, especially when death is staring him in the face. I think this game could stand to lose a little bit of the immersion in favor of more user friendly controls, because its very frustrating not feeling in complete control of your soldier. Additionally, the anti cheat system is terrible, will activate randomly and is sensitive to programs like shadowplay and other recording softwares.

an indie game that offers a more rewarding, balanced, and fun experience than AAA

not lacking