Recent reviews by ReloadedMelk

Hey Vano! Thanks for retweeting my tweets.
I'll now leave a review.

First of all.
Cons: The spawning of the threats in Saturday night, they are very frequent and it's hard to avoid the dogs. Choices, I read there's 3 endings and multiple choices. But I haven't really figured out what those choices are and how they alter the story and endings. So, maybe after getting one ending, some extra hints could be helpful. I'll even settle for a guide. The learning curve is very deep, so trial and error is to be expected. Not always a bad thing but here I felt it very difficult with lack of direction.

Pros: I'd like to say, this is addicting. The replay value is very good for a first game, I actually enjoy the point system and how they assist in levelling up my dogs abilities. I've noticed some interesting story going on in the background, like the playground out back, the extra bedroom and even the wrecked painting room. I'd love to see more and maybe some extra hidden lore. The concept here is also very unique for this genre, the idea of having our protagonist being a dog is pretty cool. The horror was very well done here, I was scared a lot during my play of it.

All in all, I've give this an 7/10. It has many great things that I love about it but there is a lot of things that need tweaking, I think once there's some fixes though, this would definitely be an 9/10. This game has flaws but I could definitely recommend it.

Hope to see more from this game and what other projects you have planned.

If you don't rock and stone.
You ain't coming home!.

This is such a fun challenging game with generated dangerous caves to explore and survive in. I've played solo, friends and with strangers. The community is chill and just a big fan on alcohol and space dwarfs.

I am doing a retake since the game is now playable. Capcom fixed our #Failedtosave bug and I've been playing with my friends.

The game is definitely more different from world, there's improvements made to the weapons. Hunting Horn is very fun. Insect glaive is kick ass as usual. Fighting monsters is entertaining as usual.

I'm just glad I can finally enjoy the game with my fellow hunters.
Thank you Capcom for fixing the problem and let's hunt.

Bought this game with my love for little nightmares in mind.

However while little nightmares was able to capture a gruesome nightmare in the warped eyes of the youth, this game managed to capture what fully grown game developers would assume to be scary for a child.

The controls? are awful. The amount of times my lil prince guy committed hilarious suicide while climbing up a ladder was frustrating.

The directions? not clear enough and once figured out left me in irritation rather than a legit sense of satisfaction for solving the puzzle.

Plot? I have to say the concept for this game is amazing, the moments I loved was beginning. I was genuinely under the assumption there was some virus loose and the toys was symbolic representations. However the ending result of.... robots and killer toys left me more empty and felt the story could've had large potential.

The price? not worth the time you poor into a short game like this. You're looking at 2 hours tops, that's not even sonic forces level of short.

Overall? I could not recommend this and the replay value? is not there. I played it just now and have no reason to play again. There's no secrets I can find, no collectables, no multiple endings.

If you want a little nightmares game? just buy little nightmares. This one is a skip unless the there's a sale for 70% off.

EG 1 fan here.
Personally, I love both games. This might offend people wearing nostalgia goggles but the first game wasn't this amazing masterpiece like everyone is saying.

For one, base editing was non existent. You messed up on a room? well, piss off and demolish it. I do like that EG 2 allows me to edit the base and customise it a lot more effectively.

Another issue is space, EG 2 has finally offered me alternatives to space. Layers and different islands are now a choice. You can also build into rock that otherwise would be locked out. EG 1 relied on the player to compact everything (especially on the first island.) it didn't scream giant evil lair as much as it screamed. Let's shove my things in my grandma's garage.

EG 2 finally makes tourists a need rather than a burden, EG 1 made tourists into constant pests even with hotels and casinos on the islands.

I saw one review complaining about power management, almost pretending the first game had zero issues with power management. I can't believe people are hating the second game for mistakes the first game was doing ten fold.

My only major complaint with EG 2 is the fact it's difficult to alter minions to a location in the base, seeing as camera's can now only be placed in corridors. The others being obtaining minions takes alotta money and alotta times, where as the first game did make that easier.

However despite it all, I love both games, flaws and all. They both offer different experiences and I won't judge a sequel based on what I thought of the first game. The first game had many problems. They are both nicely done games.

I would recommend both games.

This game is amazingly fun.

I definitely prefer this over Yooka laylee. These guys made a fun world, sometimes rather challenging but not enough to yank my hair out. They also did multiplayer correctly, I play this with my friends alot.

Very disappointed.

Like very disappointed.

I heard and read all the reviews, listened to friends bark on about it. So I finally stopped playing Monster Hunter World and picked this game up.

Asked for a refund within the first hour. I don't honestly get what there is to it other than "Nostalgia" which if that is your only selling point. You're barking up the wrong money tree. I was told there was new levels, new gameplay mechanics and fun galore. What I ended up getting was an over hyped Sonic 2 rip off that did nothing unique.

One hour and all I got was Studiopolis. I was stuck with uninteresting levels like GreenHill, Chemical plant and Flying Battery. If the new levels was straight after greenhill, I may have stuck around longer. But my moto is "If it doesn't peak my interest within the hour. I want my money/time back".

This game is playable and for some people, it will be fun. But this is not what was being hyped and not what the reviewers was circle jerking over.

I wouldn't buy this game for my worst enemy.

When I saw this during it's early years, I was excited! a platforming collector-thon coming into the new generation where it was just coming back into fashion.

Christmas time my brother got it for me and I was really joyous. Right up until I actually started playing the game, it was a disappointment to see this game was lack lustered in just about 70% of the game. The game grew boring very quick and I actually feel it's more empty than the apocoplytic waste land.

Terrain is confusing and forgettable which for collecting is a huge mistake. With no map or memorable areas searching for things was irritating rather than fun. I found myself searching in the same locations at least eight times. The game got boring FAST as the missions and unlockables didn't really entice me. The humour was bland in taste and I still have no clue what's going on in the stories narrative.

I am honestly thinking of looking into "A hat in time" I think I'll take my business there.

This game is a 5/10. It's not offensively bad but it doesn't excuse the major let down I recieved.

I think people are over reacting to this DLC pack.

I find that whenever a company tries something new, people ♥♥♥♥ on it because it's "NOT LIKE THE ORIGINAAAAAAL D:" or "IT'S NOT LIKE OLD WORLD BLUUUUUES" in all honesty.
No it's not amazing, it's just harmless fun.

I do enjoy the settlement system, infact I love alot of things in Fallout 4.

I can't recommend this fully.

But I will click the recommend button simply because you can put Preston and anyone you hate in stocks.

wait people actually recommended this game?

"Realistic physics simulation"

LOL