Recent reviews by Ruby

10/10 Wish I could play for the first time again.

If you played and enjoyed the original Dead Space, then you'll love this. It's not just a faithful remake, it has gone above and beyond my expectations by making much needed quality of life changes, additional content, more places to explore, and free reign to go back to previous areas as you please. I couldn't possibly recommend this more for long time fans of the series, and even for people who want to experience this gem for the first time.

It's good, makes me wish I played halo growing up and makes me with I was more skilled when it comes to FPS games.

I had high hopes for this game, but with constant connectivity issues & horrible frame drops to the point of complete unplayability, I just can't see a reason to recommend this game to anyone right now, especially since it's only slightly better than it was at launch at the time of the review.

The game itself is super immersive, has a great story, and the crafting system is not overly complicated, add to that the beautiful undersea environments and you have yourself a fun time. Just watch out for the predators lurking in the depths

Easily one of my favorite platformers in recent years. 10/10

I have loved this series since I stumbled across it on Newgrounds and I am adoring this entry to death! I'd highly recommend this to anyone who like Turn-Based Combat in RPGs!

If you loved the original Sonic games from the 90s (Sonic 1, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 etc) then you'll love this. It's a brilliant throwback to the good old days when Sonic was giving Mario a run for his money in the console wars. To make things better, it stands out as a brilliant game even for new players who never got the chance to play the original sonic games.

This has been by far one of the most enjoyable games I have ever played in my entire life, in a way it sort of reminded me of Undertale without the combat and a richer story. I actually grew deeply attached to Neko and I was in tears at the end, I didn't want it to end. As short as this game is, it's long enough for you to grow attached and truly connect with the characters.

Play this game at least once in your life, you will NOT regret it

It's like Gaia Online but with even poorer execution. Like how did you manage to make even decorating a pain in the ass to do? Only upside is that I didn't actually pay for this game and got it as a gift. 1/10

I'm gonna keep the main premise short: Get the original BioShock, don't waste your time with this 'Remaster' because it's more of a Disater than the original was.

While I do appreciate being given the remaster for free, I find it to be a rather crude slap in the face when I start a new game, watch the opening cinematic and then get immediately booted back out to the main menu with no way to progress. Which unfortunately leaves me with little to actually review.

From what I do understand it was ported from console which may very well explain the issues I saw in other reviews so I suppose in a way not being able to play the game is saving me from experiencing all the other bugs and glitches the game has.

So yeah, that's about all I can say about it I'm afraid. Get the original game, don't waste your money on this poor excuse of a "Remaster"