Recent reviews by Fiblah

Vampire Survivors + Diablo theme/loot. What more could I ask for?

Most negative reviews are due to server issues the first few days of launch which have all been fixed

This game is great. If you were disappointed in D3/4 and feel POE is too complicated, this is the game for you.

Being a mostly-solo player, I hate having to trade in POE. This games crafting system makes crafting good gear possible while there are perfect chase items to work towards.

I cant wait for future seasons and the additional content this game brings

Didn't like it as much as Vampire Survivors at first, now its my favorite in the genre. The store in between waves is a nice change and it can be really fun trying to figure out a winning strategy on the different taters

Amazing value, unique gameplay. Spawned a new genre of games, of which it is the best and most polished right now.

Had fun with it but still waiting for more updates.

Who knew building a factory could be so fun?

Diablo 2 is my favorite game of all time.

Path of Exile is the sequel we all wished for that Blizzard failed to deliver.

It's free to play, give it a shot. Starts off slow but really opens up when you finish act 10.

Just look up a build guide to begin with.

The scariest game that isn't a horror game. The best survival game out right now.

Bought this in early access, loved it but stopped playing so I could experience the full game upon release.

Played the game for a good 30-40 hours on release, beat it, loved it. The progression and exploration in this game is perfect: the deeper you go, the better stuff you find and learn to craft, allowing you to go even deeper.

If this game seems interesting at all to you, get it. You'll like it.

High School Drama: The Video Game

Except it's actually good.

REALLY good.

It's basically a Telltale adventure game but with a better story, and you can rewind time and change your choice if you didn't like the outcome. I thought the rewind time mechanic would be a cheesy gimmick but it was actually very well implemented, an interesting puzzle-solving mechanic, and an excellent way to tell the story.

Speaking of story, it's fantastic. It follows Max, a hipster art student who moves back to her old town of Arcadia Bay to enroll in the exclusive art school there. While in school, she soon discovers she has the power to rewind time and change the outcome of past (future? current?) events. Without giving the story away, you find out some dark secrets about the town, and try to go about unraveling them.

Some of the dialogue is cringy, but the characters themselves are all really well fleshed out. You find yourself caring about them like if they were real people. You really feel bad for Kate because of what she's going through. Even though Victoria is a ♥♥♥♥♥, there are these moments of vulnerability that she shows throughout the game that makes you still kinda like her.

Overall, this is a fantastic game, and probably the best I've played since The Witcher 3. It's worth the full asking price, but for $5 during a sale, I think it's a must-buy.

Want to enjoy one of those amazing old RPGs you always hear about? This one, considered by many to be THE best RPG of all time, is the perfect game to start with. You get to experience a great story without a ton of that clunky combat that make some of the older RPGs hard to get into.

The story and setting are completely unique, and it's probably my favorite setting in any game that I have played. There are so many weird, cool, and funny NPCs to interact with, and so much good dialogue to read through. The enhanced edition adds quite a lot to this game, improving the UI, adding the ability to highlight interactable objects and npc's without having to pixel hunt, and an "area loot" which allows you to loot everything around you without having to click each individual corpse.

One warning, if you don't like reading, this won't be a game for you. There is a lot of it, but it is all really enjoyable.

If you enjoy story-heavy games, I highly recommend this one.