Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Candle

Monty Python and the Holy Grail: The Videogame.
10 out of ♥♥♥♥♥♥' 10.

A great Early-Access and constantly updated Roguelike game. One of the game's main features is a Stress system, where your characters get stressed and need to rest, or else they suffer the consequences. The thing is, this game's unforgiving as hell. One wrong move and your characters could be ded for good (Rest in pepperonis Uppacut the Man-At-Arms, your efforts won't be forgotten). Aside from that, being an early-access, it's already stuffed with content, and the game runs on a constant 60 fps on a decent machine. If RPGs, Roguelikes, Gothic-styled games, and Turn-based games are your thing, then this is definitely the game for you. This is definitely the best purchase you could do on Steam as of late, in my opinion.

One last thing... This game's going to stress you out really quick, i recommend making 1.5-2 hours sessions of it. (Ironic, isn't it? A game that revolves around a stress system makes you really stressed.)

Both my hands were tired after playing almost an hour of this game...

...This game only needs the mouse.

Cyka blyat.

Alright, i'll be honest with this one. At first, i was really put off from this game. It was really hard, to the point where i literally could not beat the final boss even once. No matter how many times i tried, it was just not beatable for a new player. It was mostly because the game forced you to constantly proceed, and often you wouldn't be able to get as many resources as you needed to stand a chance against the final ship. And yes, it was probably also me that didn't have exactly a cognition of what the heck i was doing. But then again, i can't be the only one. So i let this game take dust in my library for months, until i heard about a mod called "FTL: Captain's Edition", by Sleeper Service. And that mod really made the game a very pleasant thing to pass hours with: Instead of forcing you to pass from sector 1 to sector 2, It allowed you to travel in a mid-sector, which the game calls "deep space". And you could repeat it as many times as you needed (of course, every time getting randomized) to become properly geared for the next sector. And also, you know, it adds 9000+ new items, events, etc. etc. But still, I don't know if it's the case for everyone, but FTL as a semi-endless sandbox that also adds a pinch of grinding is very much more onto my wave length. So yeah, even though i see how people can enjoy the vanilla feel of the game, i honestly feel like that FTL: CE is very much more pleasant.

Uhh... Sh*t, i'm speechless. How can i put this down? Let's see... Take the character development, the RPG style and the feels of the Final Fantasy golden era, and a ground-breaking game concept such as the 1st Half Minute Hero game. Give them some wine, some private space, you know what i'm talking about. Wait for 30 seconds and you get this game. This game just feels like it knows what it is, and does what it should do amazingly. The first game did it nicely, but... there was something missing. The RPG feel was kinda lacking, the character development was not done to maximum potential, and the gameplay just felt a bit too linear. It was basically a concept with an insane amount of potential. Now, don't take me wrong. i played the game, i liked it. But this game managed to squeeze every ounce of potential off of the concept, and did it in the best way possible. The sheer amounts of content in this game are impressive. Multiplayer, Level Editor, Steam Workshop support, infinite mode, time attack And almost 30 hours of main storyline. The soundtrack is possibly one of the most well composed ones out there, boosting the game feel by a lot. None of the characters in this game are stand-off or flat in any way, but the game doesn't slap your face with their attitudes, and are just dang fun to play with. The storyline's fairly simple to understand, but complex enough to keep you interested into what's going to happen. As i already said, this game knows what it wants to be, and does it in the best way possible. The feeling of the game is silly in an enjoyable way, but this can change to best fit certain parts of the game (such as when Coo dies in the 4th chapter, so sad ;_;). In my opinion, though, the best improvement from the previous game is how they handled the Overworld outside of quests. In the first one, the overworld was almost not there. It was a level select, pretty much. But in this one, you could walk around, raid Dungeons outside of quests, visit villages without the 30 seconds limit, buy gear that you couldn't afford during quests, and just generally have a good time. Then again, this game's 10€ (11, including the DLC containing perhaps the best DLC section ever made, check some of my screenshots out for more information). AND by paying 10€, you even get the first game! That's even more content for such a low price! In total, the first and the second are gonna be roughly 50-55 hours of Gameplay. So yeah, if you have some spare money on your wallet and still don't have this game, this is definitely the way to go if you like RPGs and fun games.

Played for 25 Minutes, tried to do impressions of the characters. Now my throat hurts. Didn't even get to take off my pants.

Like dis if you cri evritim

So detailed it almost looked like Arma 3 on Max Graphics.

I love this game more than i loved the first one, in which i put hours and hours of my life into. Just the plethora of new shenanigans added to the game, new characters (I love Azrazel so much), The pixelly feeling of the game, And of course, the part that took me by storm... 60 Fps. It's a dream. And dem synergies. Seeing that Brimstone beam swirl through the whole room... it's charming. Also, Godhead achievement. Good luck.
(I wonder why people are so mad about the mouse support not available, it feels much better that way)

It's Team Fortress 2. It's free. That should be enough for you to download it and play the crap out of it.