Recent reviews by SEAL

Sekiro with simplistic repetitive combat and anime girls 10/10

yet another fumble. the pre-order items on sale as DLC. while it's nice that people who didn't pre-order the game can also have these now, it also means that pre-ordering the game was for nothing. good to know.

Reviewing a game from 2022 but technically released in 2020 because being 3 years late is fun.
So overall, I liked it, a simple complex, a simple design with minimal elements, simple art, simple everything, but beneath the surface things get much deeper and more intriguing, and the truth of why the protagonist is here is slowly revealed , and the way to progress the game was really cool in my opinion, personally, i really like games that break the 4th wall. it's always make a game more interesting.

the game isn't particularly difficult with it's puzzles, the only time i got stuck was on the final puzzle, which is without a doubt the hardest puzzle in the game, but it was still a really cool feature, as are a lot of the ideas in this game. the story isn't anything groundbreaking, it's not a super intriguing that blows your mind, but it's passable. and the music is nice as well.

however, even though i liked the game overall, i still don't think it's worth $10, or even $8 on sale. this game, like i said, has minimal elements. i managed to get through the entire story in an hour, there's very few visuals, and very few things to interact with in the game. i feel like the game should be $5 or so, not a full $10, as i just don't think there's enough actual game to this game for it to be priced at $10.

but that's just my opinion of course, and i'd still recommend the game, regardless of disagreeing with the price, because it's a really interesting game to play, and i really liked a lot of the elements of it.