Recent reviews by Safi

Good game. Combat still needs some work and boars especially kind of suck to fight, but it's still got plenty of room to grow.

Delays in Act 3 can be fixed.
Fix for Act 3 delay bug (PC only)

Excellent Half-Life 2 mod, improves on everything from the first game, worth playing through at least once.

Deep Rock Galactic

An incredibly in-depth card game that's hard to talk about without spoiling it.

As many others have suggested, it's best you play and enjoy for yourself.

Game's fun, but the battle pass system is pretty awful.

Also at present there's still very occasionally crashes.
(Also also I run at like 20-30 FPS because I'm still using a 960.)

Wonderful game. I can see it has many inspirations to its creation, but combines to become its own unique thing.

The legacy aspect is wonderful and the events and stories are so well-written.

This is basically a fantasy XCOM.

Entire team focuses fire on an enemy.
Enemy drops to 1 health left.
Soldier gets mind controlled.
Soldier fires at teammate.

>Executed!!!

FML.

Maybe the best duelling combat in any game ever, in my opinion.

Definitely beats out the other FromSoft in terms of fluidity.
The lack of variety and customisation means it poses arguably the hardest challenges of any of their idiosyncratic games, but can be considered a detriment to replayability despite the multiple endings.
After all, Dark Souls masochists beat archdragons to death with their bare fists.

Do not expect massive similarity the Souls series. You will possibly be disappointed, but when you embrace it for what it has achieved, most people that can step up to the challenge will be rewarded for their mechanical skill more than any other Souls game.

Ultrakill is an absolute blast, despite - as of writing - only having one act so far.

Combined with its movement options, weapon variety, speed of gameplay and point system, it perfectly incentivises utilising your arsenal to its full potential and to do it with style. And having so many movement options for horizontal and vertical traversal is excellent too.

The soundtrack is somewhat diverse but primarily takes on a hectic approach, exemplified by its use of breakcore, synthetic instruments and drum & bass.

The Acts, so far, consist of a multitude of areas - gritty industrial, cathedral, cyberpunk, eldritch; I look forward to seeing what's new in Acts 2 and 3.
And of course, there's the Cyber Grind - a custom, endless level of your choosing to play with the game's mechanics as you see fit. A typical but perfectly natural fit into a game like this.

Hell is full - so you'd best get down there and clear it.