Recent reviews by Ferda

"Butt Knight" is a delightful entry into the shoot-'em-up arcade genre, delivering a charming and fast-paced adventure. You play as a heroic knight on a quirky quest to rescue princesses, battling through vibrant, beautifully designed levels. The art style is gorgeous, full of color and personality, and the soundtrack perfectly complements the action with energetic and memorable tunes.

While "Butt Knight" nails the presentation and moment-to-moment gameplay, it does come up short — literally. The game's biggest flaw is its length; just as you're getting fully immersed, the journey ends. A few more stages or added content would have made the experience feel much more complete.

Overall, "Butt Knight" is a visually stunning, great-sounding ride that leaves you wanting more — in both the best and most frustrating ways.

The game does not feel close to release. The voices all feel AI generated. The multiplayer combat was fun, but I could see this becoming a very boring game when people get meta builds going. I was excited for a mech game, but I will be avoiding this one for now.

Everhood" is an absolutely captivating game that deserves all the praise it gets. From its unique battle system to its mind-bending story, it offers an experience unlike any other. The visuals are stunning, creating a world that is both bizarre and beautiful, drawing you in from the very beginning.

If you're a fan of "Undertale," "Everhood" is a must-play. While both games share a similar quirky charm and heartfelt storytelling, "Everhood" sets itself apart with its rhythm-based combat and philosophical themes. The soundtrack is phenomenal, perfectly complementing the game's atmosphere and enhancing the emotional impact of key moments.

"Everhood" is more than just a game; it's an interactive journey that will stay with you long after the credits roll. The characters are memorable, the plot is engaging, and the overall experience is truly unforgettable. I highly recommend giving "Everhood" a try – you won't be disappointed.

"Ruffy and the Riverside" is a delightful throwback to the golden age of 3D platformers, capturing the whimsical spirit and joyful exploration that made those games so beloved. From the moment you start, you're transported back to the carefree days of childhood, where imagination knew no bounds and every corner held the promise of adventure. The game's vibrant visuals and charming characters instantly evoke a sense of nostalgia, while its tight controls and responsive movement make it a joy to play.

One of the game's greatest strengths lies in its level design, which is both inventive and engaging. Each world is filled with secrets to discover, challenges to overcome, and collectibles to find, encouraging players to explore every nook and cranny. The difficulty curve is perfectly balanced, offering a satisfying challenge without ever feeling frustrating. Whether you're bouncing across platforms, solving puzzles, or battling quirky enemies, "Ruffy and the Riverside" consistently delivers a fun and rewarding experience.

Beyond its gameplay, "Ruffy and the Riverside" also boasts a heartwarming story that resonates with players of all ages. The characters are endearing and relatable, and their journey is filled with moments of humor, friendship, and courage. The game's soundtrack is equally enchanting, with catchy melodies that perfectly complement the on-screen action. ​If you're looking for a game that will bring a smile to your face and remind you of the simple joys of childhood, "Ruffy and the Riverside" is an absolute must-play.

This will go down in history as not only the best Lego game, but also the best Star Wars game ever.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is like that twisted fairy tale where instead of happily ever after, you get a terrifying dungeon crawl filled with tears, poop, and a whole lot of existential dread. Imagine if your childhood nightmares and a game of dodgeball with demons had a baby; congratulations, you just birthed this wacky masterpiece. ​It's a roguelike dungeon crawler that turns childhood trauma into gameplay mechanics—perfect for those therapy bills you keep forgetting to pay!

Marvel Rivals delivers an exhilarating blend of action and humour that leaves you both entertained and chuckling. The colourful graphics are dazzling, and the character designs will make you wonder if Spider-Man finally dropped his diet and embraced those late-night pizza runs.

Game play is impressively dynamic, with each character flaunting their unique abilities like it’s a superhero talent show. Watching Hulk try to sneak around is like seeing a rhino in a china shop—hilarious and not particularly subtle! The banter between characters adds a delightful comedic touch, making it feel as though you’re part of an Avengers family reunion (minus the awkward small talk about that one time Loki invaded).

Dragon Ball Z Sparkling Zero is an unexpected delight for fans of the franchise! With its vibrant graphics that practically sparkle off the screen, this game brings the energy of the series to life in a way that's both nostalgic and fresh. It feels like you’ve stepped into a Saturday morning cartoon, complete with all the humour and intensity we love from DBZ. Who needs Dragon Balls when you have this level of fun?

I saw this game just before it came out, and I thought it was right up my alley. Boy was I right! I have played, and loved, the board game: "Boss Monster." To my surprise the game played a little opposite to it. You play more for the adventurer's and are using them to make profit to build more. It is kinda like an amusement park where you're rewarded for killing the visitors, but killing too many penalises you (who is gonna go and tell their other buddies about this cool new dungeon?).

Please give this game a chance if you like any type of tycoon and building game. I played for three hours my first session, and did not want to stop. It is simple and fun to pick up. It has complexity to keep you engaged and thinking of how to maximise profits. And the OST is really fun to listen too! (I did not have anything in the background playing the whole time)

I played the demo to FF XVI, and what can I say. The story instantly grabbed me, and I couldn't put it down. The combat is rewarding, and makes you feel like you're doing way more than you actually are! The characters are super interesting and fleshed out. I haven't played a final fantasy game in awhile, and this sold me on the franchise again.

Please give this game a chance. You won't regret it and you might get sucked into one of the best franchises in gaming history.