Recent reviews by The Guitar Wizard

NGL, this felt more as a Christmas gift than an April Fools joke. Great game Sega, would play another one of this again :)

I got this game for free, while I love the original this remake tends to be somewhat close to what the game art looked like but with some buggy game engine.

If you want to revive some cool moments from your childhood go for it, the game is playable and enjoyable but the original has better movement and the music I think it was better too, but that might be nostalgia thing

I mostly played the single player campaign and as other pointed out, it starts slow and then things get crazy.

It's short for sure but if you want to see time flying this game is for you, it is really fun, so have fun :)

Played a little, I loved how funny Tom looks but I guess this game would be better in a co-op mode than in a single player mode as I was playing it.

The puzzles are fine but these aren't a more "I'm thinking how to solve it" but more a "Let's try this and see how it goes".

Based on the reviews from professionals this game seems to be better in a co-op mode but if you want to play it as I was doing, better get someone else and see how it goes

The game story is good, I liked that and some of the characters are really well written.

For most of what I could play it's an enjoyable game, but I got really dizzy from the camera settings on this game, and no matter which one I choose it gave me some problems.

So far I've played 30% of the game and I've found that A Hat in Time is awesome. It allows you to explore all the levels in ways that you discover a lot of stuff that went undiscovered on your first time playing it.

The voice acting is great, it helps you to really fall into the game and feel it more natural.

What I didn't like and I'm still trying to get right, are the camera settings. Sometimes the camera get stuck easily in some parts and the field of view (while it can be increased towards infinity) feels really low if you come from a game like Rocket League or Overwatch.

However, the game is really fun and if you have a home theater gaming PC connected to your TV, you might get a better experience than me but never the less, it's a game that everyone of all ages can enjoy.

I got this game in one of the first batches of games I got from Humble Bundle, I gotta say I love the details of the graphics that while simple look great for the ambientation of the game and the music is great.

The puzzles... it caused me some headaches because I'm not that good with point and click games but while challenging are quite fun.

You might enjoy this game more on an tablet or 2-1 computer because many of the elements look made for touchscreens.

I loved the game, it is challenging but at the same time a lot of fun as the main story develops and you get to the last boss and win it.

The voice acting is great, the actress behind Shantae's voice has an extensive record of works in dubbing anime and that helped tremendously to make the dialogs more attractive.

The arcade modes are a fine adition to the game, sadly are kinda repetitive as you'll basically play the same levels, with different gameplay though based on the arcade mode you choose, but expands the game story.

The "Friends" arcade mode is awesome, it reminds me of "The Lost Vikings", also the police and jammies mode are great (Shantae's in pajamas is bae).

So go ahead and get it, the game is great is can become really challenging in some parts a la Megaman levels and really makes you scratch your head on what you'll have to do next as it's not that linear as it seems :)

Hacknet is a great step to start into cybersecurity, the game itself presents great challenges to anyone who has or has not experience at all with hacking.

While it does not match "real world hacking", it does match some part of what it's done on everyday basis by hackers and cybersecurity professionals alike.

If you like the game and want to grow further, look into Cybrary in Google, they offer free cybersecurity education. Check certifications like CompTIA Security+, CEH and others.

If you want a challenge and like a great OST, Hacknet is the game you're looking for.

I loved the game, let me tell you there are multiple paths to choice and several well written stories, you'll get lost into each one of them and even when you think you're getting into a bad path there's always something good, something you're learning.

Reynaldo, the hero, is a badass, if you can unlock many of his abilities you'll enjoy a heck of a show and the battles, while repetitive for an action RPG, are superb and really have some difficulty, they're not that easier.

While I found a few bugs on some parts where the engine stopped rendering the game, the experience of the game as the story, the music and the *NARRATIVE* (give that narrator a raise please!!) will catch you, totally recommended.

I'm looking forward to buy Omensight soon, I hope the sequel is as good as this game