Recent reviews by H3FF4

This is a beautiful, difficult, addictive and very fun game. If you're looking to dip your toes into indy games, this would be a great place to start.

A fantastic follow up to God of War 2018. Some of the mechanics have been simplified, but the story really lifts here. And characters are even more fleshed out. I just wish the DLC was better, sadly it just feels like an arcade grind.

This is a very difficult game, but I feel like they give you just enough to let you feel like you can achieve it with just a bit more strategy and or patience. The graphics look great, and the music and sounds are awesome too. The story line for me is a little bit esoteric, but that's ok, it just makes me want to go and learn more about the mythology which is underlying this game. I've had very very minor bugs/glitches, but not enough to put me off.

Overall i would give this a 9/10

Just when you think they couldn't ever possibly make the first game better. Most of the mechanics have been refined. The stakes are higher, the world is more complex. But the characters never feel like just plot devices moving the story forward. I've been loving everything about this game. I just enjoy being in it's world and wondering around.

if you're a fan of the series or point and click adventures, this is a must play. If you're new to this genre/franchise, I would 10/10 recommend giving it a shot and all the other games in the franchise.

Honestly still holds up all these years later, sure the UI/inventory management is a bit annoying, but overall story, side quests, most of the mechanics are still quite enjoyable.

This is a very beautiful game to look at, listen to and play. While the puzzles aren't too difficult, it was a pleasure just to escape and immerse myself in a game that straddles the line between interactive art and game.

As an Indigenous Australian , this video game was very important to me. I got to connect with the stories and history and futures of Indigenous people on the other side of the world. I feel honoured to have had the opportunity to play this game and listen to the voices of this culture's elders. Thank you, and I 100% recommend this game.

I loved the original game, easily a 10/10, so I was nervous about how they were going to pull off a sequel. There are a fair few mechanic changes like a sort of inventory system, side quests, a currency/store system (this isn't microtransaction or any real money, just an in-game system). Combat has also been reimagined in this sequel and definitely adds a lot more to the way in which Ori interacts and progresses in the story.

So let me go through this game:

Gameplay: 10/10
Sound/Music: 10/10
Story: 10/10
Glitches/Bugs: 8/10

The sequel is outstanding, it was so good, that when I finished it, I got out of my chair and gave it a standing ovation. If you're into platformers and metroidvanias, you need to play this.

Ok so.....AOE2, is one of the greatest RTS games ever. The definitive edition brings a much needed graphic overhaul....they could have stopped there and I would have been happy. However, they've also improved the UI, got some new campaigns, sound is overhauled and some gameplay mechanics have been fixed..

Now.....the game is great, like amazing, however there are a few minor issues, I'm running an i7 6700k on an GTX 1070, this game should run buttery smooth, however I get some frame loss whenever there are massive battles happening. I'm hoping they iron out these hiccups in some future update, however all in all, of course for me this game gets a 10/10.