Recent reviews by Jace

Wonderful, bite-sized, extremely charming experience that blends a simplistic juggling needs survival game with v-pet aesthetics.

The game itself is fun, and if you have the option to play it through another platform, i highly suggest it. However, the pc port crashes so frequently for me that it is difficult to make progress on dungeons, even with frequently going back to save before progressing further. My computer's specs are not to blame, and if it weren't for these crashes this would be the definitive P4G experience. Hopefully atlus will come back to this port and fix this issue.

Aside from rare minor visual glitches and wrong voice line playing, Disco Elysium is an amazing game full of great characters and absolutely sopping with lore and world depth. It manages to portray a depressing post conflict area that still hasn't recovered in a stunning amount of style and passion.

good game to play through multiple times

Addictive and frustrating.

It's a teenage love story with lesbians. The story is the only reason to play it, and it's not a good one. The main character, Sam, isn't interesting at all. She's just the typical lesbian archetype. The father seems a little more interesting, in that he has such trouble in his writing. The mother and character you control are far too under developed. Sam's belongings are scattered across the house, and the cassettes are placed in strange places. The real mystery is how a bad writer and an enviormentalist can afford such a big and complex house.

Before buying this mod, I thought the stanley parable expanded from the original mod, adding in tons of new endings, lines of dialouge and whatnot. I was dissapointed. It's basically the mod, but $15 more expensive. A few endings have been changed around, one or two endings added in, and a handfull of gags, some of which even the narrator thinks are unentertaining. Other than that, it's the same. It's not that the stand alone is bad, it's just that the mod sets expectations too high.

The gameplay is both satisfying and complex. Fighting games are fighting games, so there's not much story, but there's boobs. So that's nice. Just don't get discouraged when everyone is better than you, because that's normal.

More people should have this game. If you like point and click games at all, DEFINITELY pick it up. The soundtrack, voice acting, story, visuals, puzzles, and characters are all stunningly beautiful and well thought out.

Dust's good points are amazing, but are held back by its bad ones. Dust's aesthetics flow very nicely, are pleasing to look at, and are similar to Bastion's. It's fun to slash through hordes of enemies, but the game will come to a screeching halt so that it can force you to do a jumping puzzle, which is never ejoyable. The story is sorely dissapointing and unmoving, under develops character bonds, and leaves loose ends. The voice acting is somewhat poor for some characters (fidget makes you cringe, ginger mopes about, poorly faked accents) and nice in other places, but the fact that fidget is a major role that is thrown into several emotional situations with Dust is laughable. The final boss is pretty anticlimatic, as well.

All in all, Dust is not what I hoped for, but, still, if the game goes on sale for $5, it's worth a try.