Recent reviews by One of the Reaction Guys

Underneath all the unfixed bugs and unaddressed issues, the inherently frustrating gameplay loop, the extremely unimaginative gamemodes, and an outright anti-consumer environment driven by highly predatory monetization, lies what is ought to be a wonderfully complex game, with impressively detailed vehicles and planes spanning from early WWII to the present day, along with varying degrees of difficulty - from fast-paced arcade skirmishes to immersive simulation combat - for the player to choose from.

Part internet phenomenon, part cult classic, Cookie Clicker is a game that requires no introduction. Under its simple facade - clicking a giant cookie to earn more cookies, and spending such cookies into automating this process - lies an unexpectedly complex layer of gameplay, ranging from gardening and investing in the stock market to reincarnation and a grandmother-related end-of-times, and much much more.

Filled to the brim with clever references and witty humor, Cookie Clicker is a masterpiece of a time-sink, its addictive gameplay serving to distract you from the fact that you did, in the end, spend way much more time with this game than you wished to.

In constant development for the last 8 years, it has amassed a considerable amount of content under its belt and is a testament to its creator's genius. And with no apparent end in sight, only the future will tell just how long-spanning this game will ever become. In any case, for those of you who have too much free time, look no further. And for those who don't have enough free time, leave while you still can.

People who play this game will inevitably fall into one of two categories: either you are willing to sink a few hours into solving its puzzle - or you are like me, and after fiddling with the button for around 15 minutes, will end up looking for a guide on how to progress forward.

In any case, nothing this game provides is worth the 5€ you'll spend on it, so I'd either wait for a sale or just skip it entirely. You won't be missing much anyway.

While feeling incomplete at times and leaving much room for improvement, Generation Zero has surely come a long way since its launch back in 2019. Sadly, its main selling points - the immersive and frantic combat, the variety of enemy machines, the solid gunplay, and gorgeous graphics - are often overshadowed by the chronic copy-pasting of game assets, repetitive missions, poor storytelling, and overall lack of polish.

That being said, while admittedly slow, there certainly has been thought and development being put in by the team behind GZ to make this game a better experience, making me very confident in its potential and excited about its future.

Despite some of its flaws, such as its slow-paced gameplay and overly dragged cutscenes, This Is The Police 2 still is a wonderfully crafted game, taking full advantage of its well-written story, clever characters, challenging gameplay, and amazing voice acting & soundtrack.

It has its ups and downs. Overall, the story is very good, the atmosphere is dark and eerie, it's fun to explore and it has a variety of puzzles to solve, but on the other hand, it is very baldy optimized, crashes constantly, and the enemy AI is utterly frustrating.

I can't describe the quantity of mental abuse this game has inflicted me, yet I always come back for more. I surely suck at it, but it doesn't make it any less fun to play.

There is something oddly addictive about this game. Playthroughs can take hours depending on how skillful and resourceful you are, and every playthrough feels even more rewarding to complete than the last one.

So far, NEKOMIMI stands as the best game in the DEEP SPACE WAIFU franchise. Challenging fights, well done cutscenes, a variety of perks and specials, amazingly polished visuals and an excellent soundtrack make this game a very enjoyable experience. NEKOMIMI also incorporates other elements and mechanics from previous games, such as FANTASY and FLAT JUSTICE, while still being a lewd game to the core. If you played the original game, or just heard about this franchise, I'd strongly recommend trying this game out.

This is not just a game, its an experience. If you still haven't played it, I'd suggest diving headfirst into it, completely blind if possible. I know that, for me, this game will always hold a special place in my heart!