Recent reviews by Kal_Wardin

Yes, I recommend Repella Fella. I came for the oddball humor and adult swim-esque art style and stayed because I got invested in the carefully crafted world and compellingly crude characters. While I am a bit disappointed with elements of the gameplay (I wish there were more interactive elements during the cutscenes), it’s still perfectly enjoyable for what it is, and doesn’t detract from everything else the game does well. It is, overall, a triumph of the solo development field, and it has heart, which is something we need more of in this increasingly cold and corporate industry.

I want a sequel, so go buy it! Now!

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Is it as good as the original Resident Evil 4? In my opinion, no. It lacks the campy charm and mysterious atmosphere, which were part of what made the original so special. But is it a good game on its own? Yes. Actually, it's a great game.

With tight controls, excellent visuals, and that same rewarding gameplay loop, Resident Evil 4 (REMAKE) is a fantastic experience that will delight veterans and new players alike. The Separate Ways DLC is pretty good, too.

This is possibly the most generous thumbs-up I have ever given because while Necromunda: Hired Gun’s core gameplay is fun, almost everything else surrounding it ranges from mediocre to bad. The poorly implemented looter-shooter mechanics and badly paced story serve only to waste your time, and the game, overall, suffers from a lack of polish.

But underneath its many issues lies a fast, frantic, ultra-violent shooter that will (mostly) scratch that DOOM itch. It gives you plenty to work with in both weapons and abilities, and the open-level design lets you put all of it to good use. I think you’ll have fun with it, even if you’re not a Warhammer fan. Also, it has a grapple- sorry, grapnel hook. I can’t complain about that.

Recommended, but wait for a deep sale.

Watch the full review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6k-IiGPfqk

One of the best Half-Life 2 mods I've ever played. Honestly, it's hard to believe this is a mod; it feels like something Valve could've made. And while I do love the original Entropy: Zero, this completely stomps all over it in terms of gameplay, storytelling, and presentation.

I would have happily paid for this.

In short, it's an episode of The Twilight Zone directed by Stanley Kubrick.

Worth playing for the visual style alone, but you should wait for a sale; it's ~36 minutes long and a one-and-done type experience.

One of my favorite FPS games. Sad to see that Epic unlisted this and the other Unreal games.

Boy, I sure do love getting 360 no-scoped by a criminal with a shotgun from halfway across the map.

It's unbalanced, has terrible netcode, and only has TWO maps. Honestly, I don't know why Capcom keeps making these awful Multiplayer games.

Did I mention it has a Battle Pass?

While it does have its flaws, some more distracting than others, Binary Domain is still a rock solid cover-based shooter that is well worth your time. The destruction system for the robots is impressive, and it enriches what is otherwise fairly standard gameplay. Combine that with some fun boss fights and exciting set-pieces, and you’ve got yourself a well rounded gameplay experience. Just make sure you disable the awful voice controls.

The story may not live up to its marketing of being a “deep human drama,” but it’s still a fun, over-the-top ride with hammy characters that will entertain you from start to finish. Pick it up when it goes on sale for $3. That is a steal.

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The Red Lantern’s charming premise, colorful visuals, and simple gameplay make for an entertaining ride through the cold, but it lacks the depth and replayability of other rogue-lites. Your canine companions help liven up the experience, and I fell in love with each of their different quirks and personalities. And don’t worry, you can pet them.

If that’s all you're looking for, then this game will keep you entertained for one or two playthroughs. But if you’re looking for the next addicting rogue-lite to sink your teeth into, you're better off searching elsewhere. Either way, I’d recommend picking it up during a Steam sale.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NledbwD2gFs