Recent reviews by Loli_Slayer

I have absolutely no idea how these devs managed to pull this off. This game is the perfect recipe to make a game that I detest. It's in early access, it's a rogue-like, and it has procedurally generated levels. I have never enjoyed a game with any of these traits. But somehow, against all odds, this game is incredible.

Everything about this game is so ridiculously fun. Slashing up enemies feels so good. Finding new types of weapons and testing them out to see how the differ from others is always entertaining. The enemies have a failry large variety and all present their own set of challenges to face off against.

I've played through the entire early access build of Dead Cells almost twice now and I'm still having just as much fun as I did the first time around. This is the one and only time that procedurally generated levels have actually helped me get more time out of a game. I don't know how they did it, but each random level feels like it was built by someone. In no way does it feel random.

Despite being in early access, I've yet to run into a single bug, the only thing that is wrong with it not being done is that I want to play more. I love this game. It's fast paced difficult combat is so gratifying. It just feels so good to play. I'd say my only complaint is that I've played too much and I'm not feeling too challenged anymore. I'm hoping for a hard mode upon the full release, but even if that doesn't happen, Dead Cells would still be worth every penny.

I still can't believe I'm saying this about an early access game, but buy this as soon as you can! I cannot recommend it enough.

Before you even consider buying this game, you need to be aware of some things. One, this game is strictly a survival game. There is no story, there is no multiplayer, there is nothing but one single mode, survival. Two, Devil Daggers is probably the hardest game ever created. The first 20 deaths you experience will probably be within the first 45 seconds of the game. If you don't mind dying over and over and over and over just so that you can finally last over 1 minute then go ahead and buy this game. If you're easily frusterated, stay far far away. My only compalint is that the game is almost too hard. I haven't been able to experience a fraction of what this game has to offer because of not being able to last long enough. I want to see/hear all the monsters as they all have cool designs and make really eerie noises. But I'm afraid I'll never be able to last long enough to see everything. That's the only negative thing, though. The game's good fun, and I'd reccomend it.

I can't even put into words how much I adore this game. I try to not exaggerate when talking about my opinions on games. I don't throw around compliments like they're nothing. I try to be very blunt and honest with my views and opinions on games. Words like "perfect" are not words I use more to describe a game more than two, maybe three times in a life time. That being said, Undertale isn't just perfect, it is what people should use as an example when trying to describe perfection. There was never a single moment in which I wasn't completely immersed in this game. From the very start to the very end, I was absorbed into the world of the game. This game made me feel so many things. It made me burst out in laughter, it made me feel truly guilty, it made my jaw drop, it made me almost tear up in happiness. The only thing left to say to the person reading this is, play this game. Live through the breathtaking experience that this game has to offer.

This game is very disturbing in every way that it intends to be. The enemy designs are very chilling and seeing any of them made my heart race. The atmosphere was amazing and I always felt alone and scared. The music was nightmarish at times, it definitely compliments the great atmosphere. The only thing about this game is that it's more of an artistic represintation of the developers battle with insanity than an actual game. I have no problem with it, I loved this game, but those who are looking for a more interactive experince may be let down. The game isn't very long, either. If you don't see yourself happy with about two hours of game time for the price then you may want to pass this up. At least until it's on sale, in which case I highly recommend you get it. Neverending Nightmares was a fantastic experience, and it has been one of the few horror games that I have finished and didn't stop thinking about it. The way the game is presented is fantastic and I would love to something else from the creator of this game.

TL;DR Fantastic horror experience with a rich atmosphere and chilling designs that is well worth your money, just so long as you don't mind the small length of the game(about 2 hours). 8/10

I threw a fire cracker at a fat girl then threw her into the garbage. 10/10 would bang.

This game is pretty awesome! It works really well, and for the most part, it syncs up with my music perfectly. Only problem is that "for the most part". I know it's unfinished, which is why I'm not complaining, just thought I'd mention that there are times when Melody (the running girl) will speed up or slow down in places that down really make sence. There's also been quite a bit of misplaced long notes, but all is forgiven. The game's not done yet, so I'm assuming these things will be just about perfect when the game is done. Can't wait to see the finished product! Until then, I'll just kill time with this version.

Lords and Ladies is the greatest show ever! 10/10 would watch Lords and Ladies again!