Recent reviews by shru

This is a hot game. Somewhere between Immersive Sim and Crafting Survival, with proximity voice chat co-op. Taking place in interior locations with fixed, hand-authored layouts gives Abiotic Factor quite a different feel compared to most sandbox survival games. By its nature, something like Subnautica feels like it could be procedural generated even when it isn't -- not the case here.

I would like it better the present heirs of this cool game did not redact elements which have been in it for around a decade.

Absolutely the most fun you can have reassembling women without embalming fluid and a sewing kit. (´･ω･`)

Sega please bring more Atlus games to PC. I don't want to have to buy any more consoles.

(The port itself seems good, text and 2D assets look great at 1440p)

Capcom set out to achieve mass appeal with Resident Evil 6. They ended up making the most niche and inaccessible game in the whole series, one which only appeals to veteran gamer ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Momodora III is a sweet little pixel art platformer. Clocking in at about two hours, it's over as quickly as it starts, but I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it while it lasted. Momodora's world is deeply atmospheric, and I found myself taking my time as I progressed through each area, allowing myself to breathe in the mood and appreciate the music. The second stage, Old Madryn, was particularly affecting. Little of Momodora's story and lore are explained outright, but as a whole it gives the impression of a living world, even if the details are somewhat obfuscated and left to the imagination.

Momodora III is a lovely little gem of a game, and it's clear that a lot of care went into making it. It's asking price is only $4, so give it a shot!

Play this game if you are a real 80s kid who remembers playing those awful compilation CDs with like 500 different Shareware DOS games.

what is this game?? i played it and i won it not even 10 minutes later?? theres not even any gameplay, you just push a couple buttons and listen to prerecorded narration?? i spent $15 and and downloaded 2.2GB only to uninstall it right away...

worst game ive played

Outlast truly pushes the boundaries of the level of spookage possible in a video game. You'll find yourself thinking "Has someone... or something... spotted me? Or is this loud, immersion-shattering, orchestral chase music just the product of my imagination?"

This is perhaps my all-time favourite video game. Why, you ask? It's because of that stompin' soundtrack.