Recent reviews by PIMPLE

If you haven't played this yet - get it now. This is no less than a masterpiece in horror genre, and the best Alien franchise game so far.
Visuals and ambiance of the first Alien movie are stunningly real and true to the original material.
Seriously this is a must-play for everyone remotely interested in horror games and Alien movie.

Everyone's slaying demons is Doom Eternal and I'm sitting here digging Spyro and having a blast.

Old and gold! Just as I remember from my childhood, but has a lot more sexual references and funny easter eggs than I remember! Good for about 15 hours or so including the expansion.

Works flawless on my resolution and refresh rate. Fov adjustable by typing "fov 120" in console just once and it's done.
To play Wages of Sin launch the game via Library to start a launcher.

Such a good game. I grew up playing Duke 3D, Shadow Warrior, and Redneck Rampage, and Ion Fury easily holds up against them.
Great soundtrack, amazing level design with tonnes of secrets and easter eggs, and a solid campaign that took me roughly 10 hours to beat. Weapon selection is great and the game always keeps you juggling weapons that work better against certain opponents.
Definitely recommend!

Nice alas short little walking sim/puzzle with a plot twist, get it on sale.

Gimmicky walking sim with a story that just gives up half way through.

Coming from a huge NWI and Insugency fan going back to the original MIC mod, this game is a huge disappointment and worse in every aspect than its predecessor with no killer-feature left that dictates Sandstorm over the original Insurgency (Source):

- Singleplayer campaign cut (huge selling point)
- Significantly worse performance over Source version
- Workshop support cut out - no custom theatres, rulesets, maps, weapons, soundpacks etc (this on'es big to me)
- Terrible maps and no workshop doesn't help the case
- Linux version promised on release, then delayed indefinitely and is now abandoned with no mention on the roadmap in
favor of PS4 and XB1 versions (good luck with that horrible performance)

Regretting preordering this, never again NWI.

A deserving title worth of the System Shock legacy with amazing level design and non-linear progression.
Works great on Linux under Proton.

Better than Terraria!

A dystopian cyberpunk horror game set in a "Blade Runner"-esque universe starring THE Rutger "Roy Batty" Hauer? Sign me up!

The game has exceeded each and every expectation of mine. The the design and technology behind the visuals put to shame every other game I've played yet. The sounds and music add to already exceptional atmosphere that make the world behind Observer feel real. The narrative keeps you hooked and the voice acting behind the story is superb as well. A truly rare and extraordinary game in its genre and a definitive must-buy for everyone even slightly interested!

The only caveat was somewhat small default FOV and no means to change it on Linux. In other aspects the port is great.
Highly recommend!