Recent reviews by Dagurssen

Spoopy

Minecraft x Borderlands with a cheaper price to boot. Rock and stone!

Great game (especially with friends) but needs a lot of optimisation and quality of life updates.

Game is hard. Would recommend.

I have nothing else to say about this game but that it is an absolute gem. Hidden underneath layers and layers of coding, hacking and understanding the cryptic world of hacking and cybersecurity lies a wonderful little treasure trove of which I will not reveal. No dignified purveyor of noteworthy games would denounce this game's absolutely simple but radiant quality.

Do play this game. It is amazing.

Been at this game since 2005. The game literally never grows old. With over a hundred heroes, and four or more spells per hero, the combinations of outcomes are never replicated in any two games. This breaks the perception of boredom that people expect to experience due to the consistency of the same old map, creeps and heroes. The game is updated extremely frequently with map updates, hero updates and other game detail updates that can completely overturn metas. Being a player of this lovely game for so long, I can say with utter certainty being an avid player of this game for 12 years that despite playing a couple of games every single bloody day, Dota never fails to impress and excite. As I write this review, I look forward to experiencing more exciting and intense teamfights in coming games. I hope that you, reader, will experience Dota to its full potential and that you will enjoy it as much as I do.

Who knew playing as The Big Bad Wolf from Little Red Riding Hood could be so much fun and so explicit?

10/10

Worth. Every. Single. Second. The underlying meaning behind it completely surpasses its initial creepy feeling.

This is one of the first reviews but most in-depth one I have ever written about a game and I think that says something in itself. I've not even created a review for Dota 2 yet and I have about 3.3k hours on it at this point in time.

This game is good. I'll give it that. It's got depth. However, there's something within this game that allows itself to be distanced from other games; to transcend from the term game for a moment and adopt the role, message. This game is a message and it's physical. A physical representation of a message is the basis of this game. This game doesn't just put you in the shoes of the fictional character the developer wants you to be but instead makes you him. Himself. You see through his eyes. Your process through his mind. You walk in his footsteps. Neither one of the many aspects of this game leaves more to be desired because it is undeniably complete. Complete in the most ironic sense and you will know why when you've played this game. I'll give you a tiny little spoiler here (too insignificant to spoil the game). The developers provides you with his own personal e-mail to drop him any messages about your perspectives or even mere thoughts about the game. Whether he did this for an intensified dramatic effect, I do not know but I got a strong feeling at the end of the game that it wasn't just for e-mails to sit around and "take effect".

Conclusively, this game is indubitably worth playing. Play it. Seriously.

Risk of Rain is beautiful game at its shell. Graphics are amazing for the standard it was going for and the characters are unique in their own special way. Lots of replay value. A generally great game. However, TONNES of bugs that need to be resolved immediately such as a lack of HUD upon respawning. Apart from the amazingly huge bundle of bugs, the game is great and has great potential ahead of it. :)

Edit: They have fixed many bugs but it needs more attention from its developers.