Recent reviews by Krideλ

Now that the PSN account linking is not in order anymore, here's my positive review again.

One of the best games to come out this year. Satisfying shooting, traumatizing experiences with friends, and lots of carpet bombing. Dope.

Pretty fun game! I like how the usually tedious base management can be handed over to your Pals.

Doom turned 30 today.

Here's to three decades of slaughtering demons, aswell as enjoying a truckload of maps, mods and sourceports by an incredible community.

Thank you, id.

A timeless classic

The game is pretty fun. Its gameplay loop of exploration and base maintenance is solid enough for a good time with friends.

Agréablement surpris de voir Cislattack++ sur Steam !

Les armes sont chouettes et les classes rigolotes. Le jeu est un bon défouloir entre potes (et même les bots ne sont pas dégueu).

J'ai relevé trois problèmes qui m'embêtent un peu :

• Les freezes aléatoires, qui arrivent surtout après un (re)spawn. Ils durent en général moins d'une seconde, mais dans un jeu nerveux comme celui-ci c'est beaucoup de temps, une seconde.
  
• La barre de santé prend autant de place que le cul d'un modo Discord. Elle gagnerait �  être soit plus petite, soit semi-transparente, soit affichée plus en haut.
  
• A chaque fois qu'un joueur ramasse une super-arme, un son d'alarme se joue. L'idée est pas mauvaise parce qu'avec l'audio spatial on sait �  peu près où se trouve le joueur, mais le son gagnerait vraiment �  être plus court. Il n'est pas rare qu'on l'entende sans cesse pendant 15 �  30 secondes dans le cas où plusieurs super-armes tombent en peu de temps.

A part ça le jeu est chouette ! Bien joué les kheys.

This game cured my cancer

exploding cojones remotely: the full experience

Dread Templar is a very welcome birth into the family of modern boomer shooters.
The game as a whole feels polished despite being in early access. The guns feel and sound neat. The movement is simple but precise, with the humble dash being a good friend in combat.
The level design is also on point. You'd be hard-pressed to get lost, the atmosphere is well done, and the secrets, although well-hidden, are still findable if you search with effort.
The combat does not feel cheesy. Many enemies fling projectiles with travel times or use melee attacks, so you can avoid the bulk of incoming bitchslaps with good movement and by keeping your distance.
The Early Access version of the game contains 10 levels. They're all good, but now I am eager for more demon-punishing adventures.
Solid game, hats off to the dev(s).
Oh, and the music slaps like a dungeon mistress. I'd gladly buy the composer a beer.

The Bloodhound is a welcome addition to any type of hunting session. It's quite efficient at tracking prey, its skill tree is decent, and the little hairy companion is not (too) buggy. 4 euros seems a bit expensive for such a simple addition, but eh, it does the work.