Recent reviews by Specules

Enjoyed the movement controls, music, and experience overall. Some sections for collectibles were surprisingly challenging (in a good way). I would only wish for a fast travel and in-game map; other than that I enjoyed the big butt goat-bunny game.

Good stress relief game; cheap and straight to the point. Hard to put back down after getting a good score.

Hotline Miami-esque with a cool VHS aesthetic. Pretty cool features like a speed-run mode. Recommended.

OH GOD SERIOUSLY THIS PORT IS HORRENDOUS.

If you want to play this great game, arguably the best in the DmC series, expect to use a couple of the wonderful Steam Guides to know how to configure .ini files or using XPadder to use a gamepad. You don't want to use a keyboard . . . seriously.

A lot of the button options in game are listed as numbers, which doesn't make any reasonable sense. Want to do the Stinger, huh? Hold foward and press 6. Yes.

HOWEVER, aside from the horrible porting, it's challenging, it's quirky, it's awesome. The flames are, indeed, in my eyes.

If you want to ignore the horrible port and still get a good Devil May Cry experience, get DmC 4 or the reboot.

Nanomachines, son! This game is amazing; it's another great installment from Platinum Games. It's got the crazy over-the-top cutscenes just like the other Metal Gear games, you can slice dudes in literally hundreds of pieces, and you destroy giant robots with ease. This port is definitely not a dissapointment, even with the strange resolution options. Expect a fair challenge, especially on the harder difficulties; it actually got me to replay the game multiple times.

Oh, and the soundtrack is awesome. Seriously. Rules of Nature!

Updated for the Steam Award Nominees: This review still stands. This game is a fever dream of sparks, blood, excitement and fantastic music.

This game is pretty damn awesome; it plays a lot like Deus Ex, wherein you're given multiple paths and different moral decisions to complete your missions. It's really up to you if you want to be a stealthy assassin, a serial killer, or just ignore killing anyone altogether like a ghost. Teleporting around a lot is fun as well. I definitely recommend playing it.

This game will challenge you. This game will challenge you even in normal lifestyle occurences outside of the game itself. It's a collaborative effort with millions of other people; outcome immeasurable odds. Defend your honor and do the impossible. Buy this game and die.

A very fun and intriguing guitar learning experience. Do NOT pick this up if you have never played guitar before. If you are an intermediate player and know the basics, I definitely reccommend it; it's fun to learn songs you enjoy. It's also another good incentive to keep practicing.

Busywork the Video Game. You'll definitely get your money's worth out of it. Still had a good time, but it felt like it dragged on a bit too long and was a little repetitive with the tasks given. I'd stick with the sequel and get the story from there, but this installment is still good.

It's pretty and fun. Have a field day if you're a furry, or do anyway if you're not. Talking bits are kinda wonky but super fun nontheless. Get it.