Recent reviews by Richard Harrow

5 dollar game. Almost 50 hours played. Entertained for 10 cents an hour. Good game.

Star Wars done right. It's been awhile since I've enjoyed a Jedi-centric game. Fans of metroidvania, tomb-raider-esque gameplay will enjoy this. Story doesn't throw a wrench into canon (if it even exists nowadays) as far as I can tell. 30 hours for a 100% run and based on how I calculate value: This is $2 an hour for entertainment. Not bad though, be warned, there is 0 replayability.

Great game overall. Runs great, looks decent, and the controls are tight. There are plenty of secrets throughout multiple playthroughs and in order to experience the game, this is required. The procedural generation they've implemented is quite impressive as well since nothing looks strictly reused, only slightly, and let's be honest: It's not like you'll remember the layouts from a previous playthrough. Even the smallest enemies should not be underestimated, giving this game a Souls-like feel. Buy the game and enjoy, after the THQ Nord acquisition, I expect this game to be supported for quite sometime. Great job devs.

1/10 Geralt's beard is good enough

Pillars of Baldur's Gate. Happy adventuring (real) RPG'ers.

Early release? Lies. This is a full release to me. 11/10

A great action/turn-based strategy with some of the best tunes I've heard in gaming up to this point. The game is short and sweet at around 5.5 hours for me. The story's plot through philosophical, existentialist undertones are unfolded at a reasonable pace and the there is certainly room for replayability. Don't skip out on this one.

Can't win. 11/10

The expansion, Enemy Within, completely changes this game for the better in almost all ways. The addition of new enemies, new battlefields, and new upgrades surprisingly makes this feel like an entirely different game... In a great way.