Recent reviews by Fitzerrick

The game runs well on Linux. I've pretty much just played wintermute (the single player story mode) so far at the time I'm writing this. Fun game if you like a survival challenge. The bleak and lonely northern wilderness atmosphere is really compelling. Characters are interesting and realistic as in not cliche. Voice acting is good. Game art is unique and interesting and also not insanely punishing on your graphics card which is nice. There are some annoyances, such as your character not being able to carry more than 35 kilos (lol) at best and your clothing eating up a significant portion of that. Makes me wish the character could just find a damn sled or something. It's cool that the main story line can be left as long as you want it seems like, so you get lots of time to explore if you want.

Very cool to play a canadian-made game. I hope the studio makes more!

Really fun so far.

Game-play is fun, particularly if you enjoy stealthy head-shot rewarding games, not as great for players who want to run in and destroy ♥♥♥♥ without consequences. Story was interesting enough to keep me playing in order to find out what would happen, even if it is somewhat cliche and eye-rolly at times. Environments are absolutely stunning and really set the tone for the game, being immersed in the world of metro is a strange but awesome experience. Would totally recommend this to others.

Good game. Fun and addictive, and works great on linux. After your first play through there's lots of variations that change the game up for replay-ability. Nice for a chill game when your internet is being crummy or something.

Very cool game. Gameplay is fun and addictive. Well balanced mix of real-time combat while trying desperately to solve interesting puzzles and avoiding deadly hazards. Graphics are pretty good for an indie studio too and not too demanding on hardware. Dev team is hard-working and responds to the feedback of the community. Equally playable with a controller or keyboard/mouse, and they support linux, hell yeah.