Among other things, I upload let's plays of games I feel are interesting, lesser-known or just plain awesome. I've been known to ramble, but if you enjoy some slow-burning wit and the occasional dick joke, you might find something to enjoy here.
I've been playing games most of my life and also consider myself a let's play connoisseur of sorts.
Naturally, I ended up trying my own, and now I feel I've found a formula that works for me and seems to entertain people. My personal let's plays from my collection include Oblivion, Minecraft, Slender and Deus Ex, but see the playlist for many more.
I welcome all and any constructive criticism. Seeing that people care enough to send me some wise words always makes me happy. Don't be afraid to get a bit critical. I can take it.
Ridiculously fast and vicious action drenched in 80s style and strung together with a surprisingly interesting narrative. Bit short and repetitive, but easily worth revisiting.
The first of the Penumbra series and developer Fritcional Games' first commercial foray into their unique brand of horror, Overture gets the mood and sense of isolation right from the start. Your quest to discover the fate of your father in a secret base under the Greenland wastes becomes a struggle to survive a living nightmare, and if this kind of horror is for you, you'll absolutely love it.
By far and away the biggest problem is the ease with which you can bludgeon most monsters to death, immediately rendering them unthreatening. Luckily, it's entirely possible (though much harder) to play the entire game without killing anything, and this need to remain hidden or face certain death infinitely ups the fear factor. The sequel, Black Plague, fixes this problem without needing to play in a particular way, but Overture can be just as terrifying with only a bit of conscious effort.
Highly recommended and the game that got me into horror.
A masterpiece of tension and suspense, it takes a while to get going, but once it does, your odds of having a heart attack are extremely high. The atmosphere is so bleak and suffocating that you're a nervous wreck by the time monsters start popping up. Add an intriguing mystery to the mix and you have my favourite horror game ever. Guaranteed to cause messy accidents.
