Recent reviews by Propaganda

My first run took over 11 hours. The second time lasted nearly 2, but by the time I had achieved every achievement and beaten the game 50 times and was awarded a golden bucket, my time was almost down to 5 minutes. I was had overcome the pain that Bennett Foddy wanted me to feel and I felt unstoppable.

Then I realized I was addicted to Bennett Foddy's voice, and it was beautiful.

This game runs like a steaming hot pile of garbage. Even on the lowest settings possible this game doesn't break 35fps with a Ryzen 7 2700X and RX 480. Entirely unplayable.

There's nothing I could say here that others haven't already. From head to toe (and this is one tall game) this game is quite literally flawless. You will lose your soul to this game, but every second of it is worth it; and the only reason I have so few hours is because I played a lot off of Steam.

I gotta say, while this game was short, I still enjoyed it quite a bit. Honestly, there's not much that I can say that other people haven't already. What Remains of Edith Finch shows you through a sketchy, towering house that's generations old and packed with stories about the lives of the Finches. It's an emotional story, and I think you would learn that the best by through playing the game. Technologically, this game is sound. It runs well and looks quite good throughout the various unique art styles and perspectives that were taken on. Additionally, the audio as a whole was pleasant, to say the least, and the voice acting was superb and immersive. To finalize this, I recommend if you're on the edge of purchasing What Remains of Edith Finch, you go ahead do it for an enjoyable narrative tale.

When the servers aren't empty this game is fun to mess around in. Unique, easy to pick up, and runs well.

Airscape: The Fall of Gravity is a very challenging platformer that lets you dip your feet in the water and then shoves you into the deep end. It's pretty much guaranteed you'll struggle but it's a lot of fun when you have nothing better to do.

The level design is great; forcing skill and observation from you, and the octopi are irresistibly cute. This game deserves to be bought and at least tried even if you're new to platformers like me. I can see myself playing this on rainy days in the future if I'm bored enough to pick up something I haven't in a long time.

I paid 49 cents for this game knowing it was going to be horrid, anyone expecting more shouldn't be here. Got achievements and cards, that's all I can ask for. It was also a pretty good meme and maybe even fun for a little bit, I'd recommend it.

This game is great! Is it broken? A little bit, but it's still in early access so you can't really complain.

My friend bought a few copies of the game for us all and it's lots of fun when we all play together.

It was more fun when everything was new to us, but I'm sure the developers are adding new content soon enough.

Edit 9/9/17: More maps, yay! Breathing new life into a fun, old game.

Edit 4/28/18: I love seeing this game constantly being updated. I've played a lot of the new maps and I can say the maps are pretty fun and the bugs I've mentioned before have surely been flattened over the last year or so. I'd like to see some improvements on the desync that happens in spectator mode, but overall Golf With Your Friends is in a good place and continuing to get better.

Played a little, guess it's fun...

Honestly, I feel bad for writing a negative review on a game I use to hold so close. Unfortunately, Unturned has changed for the worse since I started playing in August 2014. It used to be a great game at core, especially as a free-to-play. However, I feel Unturned has been ruined by the RNG in looting mechanics and how weapons spawn. It used to be perfect, but now it's far too easy and multiplayer servers aren't even close to being worth playing on if they aren't vanilla. Also, Mystery Boxes? Come on Nelson, you've been turned.