Recent reviews by QuartzTrooper

A super awesome game that I would recommend to everyone.

It does so many things RIGHT, and I cannot sing its praises enough.

If you're a fan of shooters as well as running & gunning, you will love this game.


I'm glad that Sony backed down & reconsidered their PSN account requirement.

NecroVision is definitely a dated game.
I honestly think it should have ended about halfway through its campaign, as the "plot" (if you can call it that) really falls apart and drags on for the last half of the game.
The game also tends to throw dozens of enemies at you in every room, and it gets a little less fun towards the end of the game.
It even has rifle iron sights which are aimed higher than you actually shoot.

However, the fact the game has lots of physics (that actually interact with YOU) as well as other jank that makes the game enjoyable *almost* makes up for its shortcomings. (You can absolutely BODY human enemies with the sprint melee of the rifle or SMG, and the jankiness of the ragdolls make it all the more goofy)

It's certainly a dated game, but if you are well aware of this, it may be worth picking up on a sale if you don't have super high expectations.
NecroVision honestly holds up pretty well for a 2009 release.
I'd rate the first half of the game a 7/10 with the second half o the game being a 4/10, balancing out to closer to a 5.5/10 overall.

If you don't want to deal with the grind, I'd suggest quitting after defeating Zimmerman at the end of chapter 5 or so

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The video game.

Neat little roguelike game. Combat is pretty simple and would recommend if you like Junji Ito's horror stories.

It's like having sex with the early 2000s.

I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate this game

Finland is going to explode.

Good game, but very long runtime.
Took me almost 22 hours for one play through. That's with the help of walk throughs every once in a while when I got stuck.
The runtime might bore you but if you like this sort of gameplay, you'll definitely get quite the bang for your buck, especially if you buy this game on sale.

Short, but very beautiful game.

Traverse on a journey, meeting other players on the way.

Once you've completed your journey, reembark on another to guide others throughout theirs.

Multiplayer is pretty solid so far, but it feels quite barebones and the TTK is rather high, even for a Halo game IMO.
It's clear the devs want to push it as a competitive game, while trying to appeal to more casual games, and I'm not sure if I agree with the implementation. I like my hectic chaos halo more than I like the competitive scene.
Still, it's fun enough with friends.

The whole game is a solid, enjoyable experience for people who like to speedrun or simply destroy things.