Recent reviews by angk500

The music
The style
The nostalgia

Very fun. Nice variety of weapons. Would love to see more progression like updates, such as more boss fights and such. A multiplayer would be very cool as well!

So far very enjoyable! Great graphics, in my opinion a good feeling for the controls. I love the scenarios. This adds a great practice experience for people that focus on filming with a drone. I really hope there will be a lot more of those in the future!

I purchased "The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe" and all I got was this lousy bucket.
Actually.. this bucket is not lousy.. it's... I would say it is rather quite magnificient. I.. I might like this bucket... a lot..
Don't buy this game. This bucket.. is mine alone..

bucket/10

Edit: I decided to change my review to negativ. Overall this game could be good, but since there has been no update that enhances the gameplay I see no point in buying it.

Original review:
A very interesting concept, though content wise the game is in my opinion still more early access than a full release. I hope there will be more building possibilities, as well as more options for the commands (such as waypoints instead of full stops, movement speed/time, etc.)

This game keeps on giving. Very excited for the beta update next year!

The game is very funny, nicely made. It consists of small little quests you have to complete next to your main task and is filled with a lot of humor (some of that quite dark).

And well.. all this fun is nice, but after 2.5 hours I was done and got all achievements. Which is by far no problem at all for what the game is. But the price is just way too high!

I payed 12.50$ in the release sale. To be fair, quality content, but with such a short playtime it should be priced at around 5$ and not 15$ full price.

If you don't care about the price, go play it. But apart from that I don't recommend it until it is in sale down to 5$ or the dev actually drops the price.

If you finished and enjoyed the base game, I can definitely recommend the DLC.

This DLC is kind of different compared to the base game. Instead of a big story the dlc focuses a lot on puzzles and entertainment. I mean seriously, the amount of jokes in this DLC is incredible and outmatches the base game! I laughed way too hard at some points. (I still believe that the bone feature was only introduced because of that one liquid joke ;-) )

That it is puzzle focused is something you realize very early on. Not a lot of introduction, basically start and directly thrown into action. You really need to have finished the base game so you have a feeling for the gameplay.
Due to the amount of puzzles in a small map, everything is a bit more cramped and seems more complex. I see some people having troubles with that. My tip: Do things one by one in your pace. Instead of finding the right puzzles, just do whatever is doable in front of you and you will be able to progress.

The DLC introduces new puzzles and gives about 6-8 hours of additional, very humorous, content.

On first glimpse this game looks like a kids game, but on second look you find out that this game was created by the developer of "notpron". One of the hardest internet puzzles. And Supraland won't be as easy as well.

Sure, it's not as hard as "notpron", which is good (since some levels take weeks for some people to solve), but sometimes the game will make you question the "normal" video game logic. If you think you are breaking the game with what you are doing, it was most likely intended by the developer and might actually sometimes be the solution for one of the puzzles! The game loves breaking the fourth wall!

This game is in my opinion a hidden gem and can be played by all ages, though some puzzles could be a bit hard for children. You think this looks like a children game? Oh you haven't seen the huge amount of pop-culture references and easter-eggs yet! Plus the game really motivates to 100% it (which can be done in 15-20 hours).

Oh and David: I loved going beyond limits to see if you were prepared for that, but I was slightly disappointed by that single coin in the tower ;-)

This game is by far the best one to play with Steam Remote Play!

The first time I encountered this game was a long time before its release at the Game Convention in Zurich. Back then I said, this game needs to have online multiplayer and not just local. Thanks to steam remote play, the dev was able to integrate it, so basically only one person has to buy the game and the second person can join in too. Works well with each having a controller. It can also be played alone, but generally together it's so much more fun.

The game's art style is simple, but it makes the game very complex, as you need to differenciate between black and white to solve the puzzle. And believe me, you will accidentally kill your player more often than you want to admit it.

It has a very nice learning curve, it is not too hard, but not too easy too. For me one of the best coop games on steam and very well executed with the steam remote play.

If you think the price is too high? Well it might seem like that, but you can enjoy this game multiple times with multiple people and only one person has to buy it, so it is worth it.