Recent reviews by TKOdarkshadow

I thought it was a bit like Dusk but goofier. You can complete everything in 5 hours or less, but it was still a fun time.

Deep Rock Galactic is currently one of my favorite PvE games. The shooting is super satisfying, and the mining is fantastic. Pair that with a great soundtrack and a huge variety of maps and handful of mission types, and the game’s quite a fun time. The only gripe I really have with it is how long it takes to earn nice cosmetics. Outside of that, I love this game, it’s vibe is comparable to Team Fortress 2.

I loved playing Beat Hazard 2, it’s my favorite game that lets you play your own music. You can find new ships based on the particular song you’re playing, which can be really cool if you find a ship you like, on a song you love. Below is my favorite ship I’ve gotten, and I’ve loved playing my own music through Spotify for hours upon hours. Fighting through hoards of enemies in space has never been more of a blast.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2359141105

Amid Evil is what feels like Dusk would’ve been if it was more based around magic and other mythical-beings, instead of demons. So far I think it’s been a fairly fun game, but I still think that Dusk is better.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/519860/DUSK/

Dishonored is a very enjoyable game about the story of Corvo, a bodyguard framed for the murder of his Empress. Throughout the game you gain access to a variety of powers and weapons, but the game allows you to play in any way you'd like; from stealthy pacifist to blood thirsty blade wielder. Due to this the game has a good amount of replayability.

I bought this specifically to kill hotdogs resembling Team Fortress 2 characters, which is weird but still pretty fun. Having to manually reload the sniper rifle and SMG was pretty neat. The game itself looked pretty good overall as well, but I still have to play it more.

"Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?" is a game about running your own blacksmithing service, in order to earn money and provide weapons to adventurers. The kind of item you try to sell the adventurer will determine how much they level-up and how much money you gain, so there's a bit of thought to be put into what you wanna sell and to who. The game's pretty cute overall, with tons of references to other games. I thought the game was enjoyable until I finished the first area, then it felt a bit too tedious to continue. I might eventually pick it back up one day, but currently, I cannot recommend it.

Hotel Blind is a game about what it's like to be blind, if you also lacked the additional senses of smell, taste, and touch. So it's pretty much nothing like being blind. The "gameplay" consists of staring at white text on a black background and slowly moving around a room using WASD, which in itself feels pretty uninspired and lazy. Overall, the "game" fails to actually be a game and feels more like you're doing nothing. I wouldn't even rebuy this game if it was free.

It's a neat puzzle game, on sale it's practically nothing price-wise. I'd pick it up if you like puzzle games though.

The planes control pretty terribly, so it's a bit hard to have much fun. If you need an easy perfect game this is for you though.