Recent reviews by c00lthulhu

This is what it's all about. Just killing bugs and robots with friends for a reasonable price. What more could you ask for?

This game has a built-in twitter called the "Guestbook", you've been warned.

God this game is fun. Street Fighter and Guilty Gear fans will feel at home. Try the free version, it allows for a complete online experience for as long as you like with random, weekly character rotations.

UMNOGEEH

It's fun!

Be wary of the devs and taking this game too seriously. Yes the cosmetics cost way too much, yes this has every marketing cliche of EA included but besides that it has one of the most fluid and rewarding skill ceilings for movement and gunplay. I've never enjoyed battle royale games but this one, for whatever reason, has me coming back for all the unique moments and challenges.

And it's free! No reason not to try it.

Buy Terminal Cut if you're looking to play this game. This version is obsolete.

I really wanted to like this game. I'm torn between recommending it and not but ultimately, I can't.

I felt as if I was battling with the camera and controls for the entirety of my playthrough. By the mid-way point I nearly put it down for good due to how frustrating it was and that's due to the level design, platforming, slight input delay, camera, and boss/level mechanics.

There were moments when I began to have fun but those were few and far between. If it's on sale, pick it up with the first game, have some fun with the hack and slash gorefest that is Bloodrayne.

Can't play this version anymore, thankfully. It did have a lot of strange issues with newer operating systems but Terminal Cut has addressed all those. Go pick it up!

At first I wasn't too sure how I felt about this but after beating it, it was pretty damn fun! Enough that it made me play the second game right after. Pure, mindless, hack and slash gorefest, with cheesy dialogue and hot dhampirs. Pick it up on sale!

Not many sequels step up like Assassin's Creed II did, every aspect and feature introduced in the first game have been improved tenfold and spawned Ubisoft's last great trilogy. Highly recommended to buy and play.

Still holds up as being an enjoyable experience despite it's age. It all began here and still at a time where Ubisoft were delivering quality games, between this and the Ezio Collection, it's a must buy and play.

It's like Nekopara Vol. 1, except you've got more catgirls and less money in your wallet and the dirty sock pile is starting become a mountain by the washing machine and your parents are wondering what you're still doing living at home when you're 26 and the only valuable item you own is a Chun-Li figurine and a bodypillow and your whole life has been a miserable walk of shame being bullied through childhood and never finding your place in the world until you've come to the realization that the only way out might be to commit suicide and leave all the pain on the weight of friends and family who you never bothered to reach out to nor took the time to understand what you meant to them.

And then you experience this and all the worries in the world become silent.