Recent reviews by Medhead

An excellent Sci-Fi odyssey that (somehow) manages to be a down-to-earth emotional rollercoaster at the same time, can't recommend it enough.

A wonderful odyssey that more people should experience. Even if you're not a huge dungeon crawler / survival-esque gameplay fan there's plenty to enjoy here; the story is full of the twists and turns you'd expect from Spike Chunsoft (who you might probably know from Danganronpa), the characters are all well fleshed-out and even with such a varied cast, by the end none of them felt remotely one-dimensional. It's important to note a big CW for a lot of hard topics, but at least in my opinion those topics were handled pretty well.

No game has ever made me rage quit, calm down, then open the game back up 5 minutes later... multiple times per session. If you enjoy high-stakes gameplay you'll love this godforsaken game

Beautiful doesn't even begin to describe this game. The art, music, and charming characters will have you hooked until the very end.

If you told me that one of the best games of the year is a 20+ hour epic, survival-horror roguelike, with interesting story and branching choices with 4 different endings ―accompanied by Soulslike combat for good measure― and all of it done by a single developer.
I'd tell you to start taking your meds again

If there was a Louvre in the world centered around experiencing art through videogames, this is the type of ♥♥♥♥ I would put on display. Short, twisted and sweet

What a journey, wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ what a beautiful puddle it was, don't regret a second spent splashing on it

One of the best games of all time, didn't think it would be possible to make a sequel to one of the most beloved series of all time but Larian somehow managed to do just that. Also, Shadowheart best girl

The most surprising element of Dead Rising is its story, which has NO RIGHT to be as good as it is. There's just something so genuine and beautiful about listening to a true-to-life critique of American consumerism and the global meat industry, but as a 40-year-old man in a tight sundress, with a chainsaw.

Fear and Hunger 1 is a unique experience with grueling gameplay and spots of brilliance spread throught, but like a chick on its first flight, it systematically gets its limbs cut off on its way to the finish line. Fear and Hunger 2 has all the aspects that made the first game special, and so much more. It expands on every game mechanic introduced on the first one, without losing the edge that made them special while also adding a new set of interesting characters to get to know- or if you're unlucky, witness how uncaring this world can be to them. If you like survival horror, or just great stories, give this game a chance. You won't regret it