Recent reviews by Blue Hair

Sekiro is, so far at this date, the newest game from by FromSoftware and it's a masterpiece like all of his games. It's similar yet conflicting to their previous games, the Dark Souls franchise. Coming to Sekiro after playing Dark Souls, it's actually challenging, your muscle memory shall be tested, rewired. However, if you stick with it and have patience and faith, you will learn and overcome the odds.
Either way, it's a great game on all fronts, it can just be a tad overwhelming.
Also some of the "tools" the game gives you are rather useless.
You'll likely only be using a few of them.
Anyways, masterpiece
10/10

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The Norwood Suite can best be described as simply:
A Journey.
It is a journey, a trip, an experience within a virtual space.
What makes a good "experience"? The answer includes many categories:
1. Visuals
2. Music
3. Characters and Story
4. Gameplay (or rather, the encouragement to get you to explore and experience the world)

So beginning with Visuals, how are they like in Norwood Suite? To put it simply; Vibrant, gorgeous, colourful and filled with life. So much detail, anywhere you look, everywhere you look there's detail! There's even so much varience, each room is like it's own place, it's own jungle, it's own apartment, it's own world (might be exaggerating here a lil bit, but nonetheless, it's beautiful!)

Up next is music, so, the music in Norwood Suite is absolutely inspired! if you love jazz you'll love all of it, all of the pieces are outstanding. The only negative is that, there aren't many!

After that is characters and story. The characters in Norwood Suite don't have actual voice acting behind them, but instead, text with very nice fonts. What's special about the characters is that they really add to the mystery and wonder of this game, every character just further adds to your curiosity, encouraging you to keep exploring! Before we move on, quick word on the Story. It's really well done, you're given just enough to make you question and wonder, but not all the pieces to make it mysterious. I would talk more about it, but, I shouldn't spoil.

Finally, the "gameplay". First and foremost, Norwood Suite isn't for everyone. It's a very laid back relaxing, good for a chillout time. If you come from a background of more fast paced gameplay then this game might not be for you. Norwood Suite's gameplay consists of puzzles, all based around a character needing an item. The execution of these puzzles is really well done in my opinion, it gives you a task to focus on whilst you explore the entirety of the game, and it never gets frustrating.

If you're interested, I say get it. It isn't that expensive, especially for how much there is to see within this game!

Smash Bros but for poor people.

I've only just started playing it but my first impression tells me that this game is amazing.
Coming from a long history with Dark Souls (Dark Souls 1, 2, 3 and Bloodborne) this game really easilly connected to me, with some similar mechanics between both games.
However, this game clearly stands out having major differences.
In the end, it uses brillaint mechanics and gorgeous atmospheres and music and everything.
It's great.
the catterpillers are so cute, I wanna pet and hug them.
I got this game as a gift during christmas.
BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT EVAR!

It's better than the remastered version.

It's better than sex.
JASON IS ONLY THE ONE THAT PLAYTESTED THIS GAME, I KNOW THT FOR SURE CUZ I AM JASON

seriously though, fantastic game, I just beat all the bosses in 57 hours and it felt great.
Sometimes I got salty, yes, but I loved it all.
I feel so fantastic, beating that final boss, hearing that gorgeous music.
Everything about this game is great.
Though if you're not one for hard games, be patient, it will destory you many times like it did to me.

JASON STOCK JASON STOCK JASON STOCK

Dark Souls 2 is a lot like The Rotten.

"The Rotten embraces all, in the sanctuary for all things unwanted or tossed away"

That is Dark Souls 2 in a nutshell, embracing and including many ideas and game mechanics and statistics. Some bad, some good and some amazing.

Unfortunately, as I've been told by friends, Dark Souls 3 didn't bother keeping any of these which I find dissapointing.

Dark Souls 2 can be a very ugly mess at times, but at other times, it can be amazing.

To warp things up, it deserves the name of Dark Souls. To have a good time, I recommend having a friend to help you out with some of the more difficult sections.

Just played it for about an hour with someone.
Started off bad,
Got worse
Then it got better.
Afterwards, it jumped out the window 5 floors high.
He now has schizophrenia.
I'm sorry for being me.

10/10 ign

Very
very
very
very
endlessly
chill.