Recent reviews by Heikai

This might be the only historical RTS game with multiplayer that's realistic and historically accurate enough for my preferences.

My favorite Worms game. I only play 1v1 matches. WMD has excellent physics and graphics. Some people complain about vehicles and crafting but I'm fine with them. Utilizing vehicles to their potential takes skill and crafting gives you some room to adapt to the situation. The UI for crafting is kind of clunky though. Constantly dismantling your infinite bazookas is silly and annoying. And maybe you shouldn't be able to craft during your opponent's turn because it gives you an instant way to react to the opponent's move.

A charming game with a whimsical world that is a joy to discover. The lively environments, fitting music, and well realized world building immersed me into its setting. I enjoyed the mundane activities like travelling on public transportation, waiting in lines for amusement rides and delivering newspapers. It made the locations more believable. It felt like I was not the center of the universe but a single participant. I liked the game slightly less towards the end when it became more heroic and epic.

This is a good game with great style. It's emotional, violent, and difficult.

The locations are connected to each other in a very linear way, forcing you to take the same route back when you return. This is especially a problem because the enemies respawn very quickly which makes traversing the map a huge pain. (I played with Master.)

The Reiner Knizia style puzzle was my favorite. The best puzzle in the whole series actually.

When this game released I left a negative review because it was in a very bad shape. Then they released a patch which fixed stuff so I chose to remove my review. Now I'm leaving a negative review again because the game still has problems/bugs which makes me not to want to play it anymore. That should warrant a negative review I think. If you can tolerate incorrectly implemented rules, you might like it anyway.

Great fun (especially for a free game). Reminded me of the good times I had with the Ace Attorney games back in the day. I'd play a sequel.

Made me consider existential questions about personhood, life and death. Had very powerful moments. Meaningful. I couldn't stop thinking about it for a long time after playing it. I loved it so, so much. Other people can react differently.

My favorite old school style FPS. The map and enemy variety is vast. Every level has its own theme and they are fun to discover. The pacing is great. It never feels like mowing down endless enemy waves (like in Serious Sam). The atmosphere is lovely and the rocking music gets you pumped up when enemies show up. The gigantic bosses are unique. The unlockable abilities are fun. Shooting is satisfying. Get it if you want atmospheric shooty action with great enemy and map variety.