Recent reviews by Space

An all time classic game and a must play. Fallout 1, while very different from what Fallout is today, and a little rough around the edges, still holds up as an incredibly solid point and click RPG like no other. Fallout's incredibly grim and desolate world and atmosphere is unmatched. Dark, unforgiving, and downright miserable. The wasteland is hell, and no other game in the franchise presents such a compellingly grim world.

The combat leaves something to be desired, and the game is honestly a bit too vague and cryptic at times, especially with two separate time limits that you can't actually see (I honestly reccomend a guide). The game also starts a bit slow, for me personally, it took a few hours for the game to really click, but once it did, I couldn't stop playing.

Overall, while Fallout isn't a perfect game, and it does show age, it's charming 90s graphics, haunting atmosphere, solid exploration gameplay, and interesting characters, all make this franchise launching title worth the price of admission (even if I personally got it free)

Overgrowth has lots and lots of content (and even more via workshop), and an impressive physics and damage system, but this doesn't mean anything if you don't enjoy the core gameplay loop of parkour like platforming and brutal combat, where encounters can end in seconds or even a single hit. The gameplay isn't going to resonate with everybody, and if it doesn't, the rest of what's on offer here won't really matter.

The environments range from beautiful to bland and empty, the story depending on the campaign is either pretty decent or really edgy and one dimensional (which still has it's charm and appeal). The music is another highlight, whether it be the atmospheric tracks during platforming and exploration, or the more intense music during combat, it's consistently pretty good and always fitting.

Even as someone who enjoys the gameplay it isn't always perfect, the level design isn't always amazing and some of the enemy encounters, most notably the final bosses of both the Legaru and Overgrowth campaigns, feel cheap and unfair. But when everything clicks, it can be really fun, and I think those lows are worth going through to experience the highs.

I reccomend buying this on a discount as it may take a while to discover if things really click for you here, or if they do, you may still only get a couple hours of fun out of it, or you may find it fun enough to beat nearly every campaign and several workshop maps like me. Regardless, grab it when it's on sale.

An interesting art project that explores the effects of poor sexual education on youth. Not very long, but it's simple and it gets the point across. Worth trying at least once.

"I found you...faker!"
"Faker? I think you're the fake hedgehog around here. You're comparing yourself to me? HAH! You're not even good enough to be my-"
"I'LL MAKE YOU EAT THOSE WORDS!"

Excellent addition to the Sonic franchise.

Pros:
-Full motion animated cutscenes
-Great Music
-Fast paced gameplay
-Cool bosses

Cons:
-Level design

I got sent to prison for breaking a floor tile

10/10

It's like Skate 3 but with snowboards...










...And I love it

It's Duke Nukem with a Star Wars theme

I have seen it all

Deadpool was certainly an experience...An awesome experience.

First off, Deadpool isn't a game for everyone, in fact I could see many people finding the game repetitive and tedious, but for me it never got to that point. Deadpool for the most part is a Hack and slash/3rd person shooter, and this game does a great job at mixing the two genres together...Most of the time.

Some enemies in the game, mainly the big mutants, especially the tubby ones, are almost impossible to take out using melee attacks. In fights like these it can be very easy to run out of ammo and ammo isn't always easy to get your hands on.

When your not slicing and shooting baddies your probably doing something ridiculous, like hanging out with babes at a dance party our...Taking a ♥♥♥♥...Ok?

Another thing to mention is that there are several platforming sections in the game to also keep things interesting, along with some (underwhelming) puzzles.

So in the end, if you like Deadpool there is a good chance you already own this game, but if yout not a Deadpool fan, this game might just make you one.

Prefer the first title but Half Life 2 is still an amazing game.