Recent reviews by Spychosis

I should have got this a year ago. Worth every penny. One of the best platformers I've played in a long while. Sonic + Earthworm Jim. Stop reading this and buy it.

One of the best VR games out there, and mostly done by a lone dude no less. Multiple paths and optional content really add to it. Some things like the AI and geometry and not the most complex but there are a lot of little details and good voice acting. Definitely a must play.

It's DOOM 3 + Resident Evil 4 + Event Horizon. It's great. If you liked the original a lot you'll like this too. If you thought the original was so-so, you'll probably not like this. If you never played the original then wtf play this one now!

My one major complaint(besides the obligatory day-one problems) is that necromorphs don't play possum like they used to. Sure you'll see "dead" necromorphs in rooms, but you'll never see them pretend you got them like the original on Hard mode and then slash you when you walk past. And because all enemies drop something, even if it's some credits, you always know when an enemy is truly dead. Would have liked to see them play possum again. But besides that it's a great remake right next to Resident Evil 2.

The followup to Boneworks. It continues the same great gameplay that offers exciting experiences that make the same old same old pancake FPS games seem boring by comparison. They added a shotgun that feels polished and works well. The avatar swapping is a brilliant mechanic and the way it works with an arm pulley is done well. The graphics are also mostly better and so is overall performance.

The cons of this game though are that the physics feel less precise than Boneworks, the body swapping is really only fully in use in the last oversized level of the game, and the levels are very old school corridor heavy in design with less geometry. Also the Go Kart will test your stomach(but is skippable). And crouching being joystick-only makes parkour more difficult because crouch and jump are now uncoupled since you can only have your thumb on the stick OR the buttons.

Overall though it's already a great game with hopefully continued content down the road with mods and other extras. If Boneworks wasn't UNDERpriced(which it was imo) I doubt people would complain about Bonelab's price.

A quick tip: use Steam VR Beta. It's almost always better than the release version of Steam VR no matter what.

I've been trying to think of something to compare this to, and I guess Streets of Rage 4 is most appropriate, but even that doesn't seem quite right. It's like Galaxy Quest and Mad Max: Fury Road combined. How this advances the series's gameplay giving the game a reason to exist beyond the astounding level of fan service is simply amazing. This is a real new TMNT beat-em up. The music, the gameplay, the controls, the 6-player co-op, the voice work. If not for the original Splinter and April being absent and the impossible request of James Avery(RIP) voicing Shredder again TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is perfect. It's an all-around fantastic game and one of the best beat-em ups of all time.

This game never knew what it was trying to be. It has some puzzles that are more complex than Portal but also has Nick Jr levels of narration. I think this proved that Valve's razor is able to instill a kind of magic into a game that this game is sadly lacking.

The best version of Myst. I love most of the changes made(not the 3D character models). Of anything else I would have changed the time of day of the Channelwood Age to be closer to night or maybe dawn. The way the other ages look is amazing from the rolling fog and light shafts of the Mechanical Age to the shooting stars of the Selenitic Age and the waves of the Stoneship Age in VR especially. Making the final marker switch potentially randomized is also a welcome addition. I don't know what else to say other than this is an all-time classic. Myst was the first full PC game I ever had and I will always love coming back to it.

Everyone is still new to the game, but it takes SO LONG to get a run going, I've played for over 6 hours and not gotten past the first full act. It's an upgraded L4D but the [not]monetized clutter in the game makes people take 10 min to decide what gear to use before you can even open the safe room door. And did I mention the loading screen before the loading screen before the loading screen before the loading screen(yes, B4B also has 4 loading screens...) before the level select screen before the gear select screen before the OTHER gear select screens before the shop screen before EVERY SINGLE GAME? It's just not that fun right now.

A short but sweet puzzle game. You know how these go. It tells the story of a young boy and his dad trying to build a playhouse in the backyard. The controls are clunky but it was made for ipads, so they made it work with little modes of input. The graphics look amazingly like a stop motion movie with all the ray tracing and DLSS is a must for it(and you can import the DLL into other games for tinkering). Some say it's too short for the money, but I still think it was worth it. The ending really pulls the heart strings.

So they promised way more than they could deliver. The ads were misleading. And if you could not see the signs in advance despite them barely ever showing any footage before release you were riding too fast on the hype train. However, IF you have a super awesome PC riding around Night City is a joy. If you liked Witcher games' story progression you should find the game enjoyable as well. There are tons of obviously missing content and things noticeably half-finished, but Night City itself and the huge amount of [brainless AI] inhabitants are a heck of a graphics showcase. Have I mentioned the game is quite pretty?