Recent reviews by Dagat Ahas

Let's get it straight to the point, This is not a clear cut post-apocalyptic thriller shooting game. It includes some higher beings that has like psychic nonsense, that type of sht. With that said, I think the gameplay and storyline is still splendid and very worth playing!

I've played the original metro 2033 quite a while ago and didn't manage to get far. I'm old school so Graphics are not on the top of my list when it comes to judging games but the old one just felt so "Primitive" that I just couldn't get around to playing it more. Redux changed the experience for me drastically! especially the gameplay, it just felt smooth overall.

If you are a fan of post apocalyptic games or just any good single player fps games in general then you should definitely get this. Metro Franchise is one of the best value to cost to get on sale.

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So Daymare: 1998 is a Resident Evil Clone with a modern take that also attempted to capture the 90's Survival Horror, too bad it only captured the bad parts of the old school games: The Bad voice acting, dialogues and the cringe scenes that came out straight from a 2/10 IMDB indie movie. Game also has bad optimization, such a shame because production clearly has the resources to make the game good but ended up with this bland excuse of a survival horror. The Gameplay Isn't actually bad, it has its moments but just decent enough to make the game tolerable.

I would've given Daymare:1998 a lower rating if not for the gameplay, Overall

P.S. thanks for the putting up an option for skipping the puzzles because they are uninteresting like the majority of the game.

This is one of my most hated games to date, I don't even know where to start. I already encountered a few gamebreaking bugs and I don't even know how I got past it. I tried to find for fix on the web and all I saw are people who had the same exact problems more than a year ago! and the game support provided little to no solutions to the questions & problems. I still persisted and after trying for a while, I glitched out of bounds running around fell through the floor and by sheer luck skipped a part of the game like I was speedrunning. The other bugs got fixed trying to tweak random settings on and off again and again until it gets unstuck.

Technical Issues aside, I will still never recommend this game. I like the "Fringe TV series" and stuff from this genre but there seems to be no original ideas with this game and even if there is, the writing/plot is just bad! I understand this game is a walking simulator so gameplay is not a main factor, but whatever little gameplay this game has is purely designed to bore and plainly just waste time. Since I dont often give a full-on negative review, I still forced myself to finish the game at least to be fair.. Even If I have to endure all the drawn out scenes/gameplay but I just can't find any redeeming the qualities within the game. Even the voice acting and dialogues are bad! I felt like there isn't much thought poured into making the game at least half decent, I'm disappointed because it seems like they have the resources and yet.


P.S. Who is the genius that thought the super bright yellow (like the sun exploded) sandstorm in the desert part was a good idea? You are NUTS! you made my eyes and head hurt!

I will get this game for the name alone, I mean "Disco Elysium" It's like Daft Punk! If it sound that badass then it should definitely be good!

You tired of games trying to cramp up your style? say no more fam! Disco Elysium gives you the freedom to be anything you like! You can be the typical good or bad, you can be a maestro or maybe a rockstar! but the best thing is you can even be a dumbass!

I always believe every person has a bit of madness inside em, some more than others. Now Imagine gathering all that madness and roll it into a ball and as you delve into that ball will you learn how a little bit of Total Insanity feels like. Disco Elysium does it perfectly because it taps into your emotions with it's beautiful artstyle and immersive soundtracks.

Abstract Realism, Revolutionary, Watercolor, Expressionism... You can call the visual style a lot of things but one thing is for certain, It's ART!

The game is a walking simulator so don't expect much gameplay as it focuses more on exploration and object interactions. The atmosphere with the tension buildup is nice! It is not great compared to really good Indie horror games but I like how it's set up like a movie with the abrupt ending transition to each passing day and starting the next day in different time and places. The Voice acting is quite good especially the main character, hence it gives the feeling more from of a movie than a game.

Now the cons: The graphics settings ingame is very limited and you would need to tweak out the game files a bit to tone down the visuals and remove the horrible motion blur/effects. I also read a lot of complaints pertaining the head bobbing(although it didn't bother me much) I understand how it can be almost unplayable when coupled with the messed up motion blur. Lastly, A part of the storyline where The ending part decisions makes no sense, kind of dumb actually

Game is quite short but overall I think it's still worth it to add to the memories of horror gaming experience.

P.S. the crawlspaces might give you claustrophobia.

I was hesitant to get this game for a while mainly due to how the characters looked. The designs are like one of those web/facebook sims games and especially knowing it is an MMO, it gave me the impression it's one of those cheap online cashgrab types that milks off certain styles- in this case pokemon. I should've looked more into it back then.

With life and stuff, It has been quite a while since I played a game the first time and had to forced myself out of it for a break. Temtem got me hooked instantly! I thought, maybe it's just the pokemon/digimon fan in me but the game itself with its awesome humor and relaxing music is just addictively good! I like the stamina battle system where you have to be more wary of spamming big skills to avoid hurting your temtems and learn the process of efficiently juggling the rest of the temtems in and out of battle instead of using restoring items straight out. Best part is you don't have to worry about using mana potions after every fight as it recovers automatically so it makes repeated random encounters/grinding more bearable.

So far all I've played is solo and I'm enjoying it. I haven't tried coop yet but since the game is online and there are a lot of temtemers running around, I suppose it is not hard to meet and find someone to play with.

Overall Rating would be a I'll see my way out.

I role played as Summer Glau from Firefly and showed everyone who's boss!

Is the game too much Castlevania SOTN? Yes
Is it a bad thing? Absolutely not!
Do i need Nostalgia and knowledge of the old castlevania games to appreciate it? nope! but It definitely heightens up the experience for old fans. Bloodstained is basically the spiritual successor of castlevania and a standalone game storywise. Its artwork and playing style stands true to this day even if it was derived from a classic, its exactly as the saying goes: if it isn't broken, why fix it.

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is the castlevania that fans wanted konami to make for years and its actually ex castlevania devs that made this dream a reality because Konami doesn't give af as long as it isn't pachinko or mobile games.

They say Dark souls is hard, well DMC 1 and 3 will give you at least minimum 1 carpal tunnel. SouthPark Gamer style: Get your Bengay ready.