Recent reviews by Aeriz

i want shorter games with worse graphics made by people who are paid more to work less and i'm not kidding

But seriously, this is a really fun little shooter. The only thing I would've liked to see is some disgusting movement tech, but that's more of a ME thing. David Syzmanski continues to absolutely kill it with all these bangers he's been putting out. From Dusk to Iron Lung to Chop Goblins, I love seeing a new game from this guy every single time.

Not so bad, although I would wait for a sale. It's fairly short. Huge props for including a level creator, massive kudos.

Also, I was fairly confused by the "challenge" levels until I realized that the subjects were Youtubers. Maybe I'm showing my age but I had never heard of any of the youtubers featured. Save for annoying orange, I suppose.

Makes me feel incredibly old. So thanks.

Not a bad game. Gives me those early PS2 games vibes. The remaster is *fine*, but the textures are still really blurry. This is effectively just a version of the game that runs natively on modern versions of Windows.

It's a good game, love the concept, but its still fairly rough. I wish they would remaster Nocturne. If you're into old games and can get past the fundamental issues due to its age, then give it a go.

Just finished it, and I highly recommend it. Great for listening to podcasts or chatting on discord, since it's fairly menial work that you can just shut your brain off to complete. I love the relaxing nature of this game and I've used it on more than one occasion to calm down after a crummy day or otherwise. Fun in co-op as well, although I didn't get to do as much of that as I would like. Hope they release more levels at some point, and also wouldn't mind some crossover levels a la Viscera Cleanup Detail.
I also have a couple of suggestions for the devs to perhaps implement at some point. I would like to see more statistics(how many steps did I take, how many gallons of water did I use, how long did i spend standing, crouching, prone, etc.) and re-view my timelapses or save them externally.
That's all. Highly recommended.

I've gone through and gotten all of the achievements for this game, so I feel like I have some degree of expertise? Maybe? Anyway, this game is fantastic. It's practically RE4: Part 2 in terms of gameplay. I highly recommend it.

So listen up, here's a story. I installed this game since I wanted to go through the Far Cry games in release order for kicks. I installed this game, installed some patches and fanmods to make it run better, and off I went. Played the game for a little while and after going through some pretty ridiculous difficulty spikes, I decided that this game just isn't for me. It's a neat tech demo, but that's about all I can really say. However, that was not the end of my experience with this game, as you could probably assume from my playtime. According to steam, I've played this game for just about 56 days in total. Why? Well, not by choice, but Steam thought the game was running in the background for just about a month when I noticed that I was getting an error that a steam game was already running when trying to mess with some stuff. I normally set my account to invisible, so I didn't see that steam thought I was still in-game. I tried everything, but since it wasn't really causing any serious issues, I left it alone. Only by restarting my whole PC did the game finally stop running.(Even though there were no processes that I could see in task manager) So according to steam, this is not only my most played game, but also my favorite game of all time. 4/10 Just go play Crysis

Warp's D is less of a game, and more of an interactive movie. The atmosphere is thick and foreboding, and the music does well to fit said atmosphere. However, this game is not very long. In order to get the best ending, you have to finish it in under an hour. Believe it or not, this game was 3 discs on the PSX, and for just an hour's worth of content. Anyway, while I do recommend it for those who like weird and forgotten games, some might do better to just watch a longplay.

I sure hope Nightdive brings over Enemy Zero (which did get a PC port back in the day) and D2 (which did not) at some point. Enemy Zero is famous for having a score written by Michael Nyman, and as such, is totally worth playing. But I digress...

Possibly the best game I've ever played. Fun from beginning to end. Hope Sega blesses the developers by letting them print these games out like Call of Duty.

F.E.A.R. is quite a good game. Perfect to marathon over a weekend or play through while watching tv or a livestream. Once you get it running, it works just fine on modern hardware.

I throroughly enjoyed the original Emily is Away and when I spotted the sequel coming out, I just about dropped my mouse trying to buy it. I only just got to finishing the last couple chapters, but I'll say that this was quite the experience! For the cheap entry fee, I think this little story is totally worth it! I'd be excited to see if the author intends on writing any more games like this or maybe even a book or something. I'd be down for both.