Reseñas recientes de HellHunter120

Very fun F.E.A.R.-inspired classic-style shooter in GZDoom. Satisfying gunplay, plenty of secrets to find, and a hefty amount of content, even with only chapter 1 available at time of writing.

If you molded classic Doom into a classic rougelike, this is what you'd get. Also, it's good.

Despite being early access at the time of this review, the game already feels incredible. Weapons feel impactful, enemies respond to damage in a very satisfying way (by blowing apart dynamically), and the campaign maps are a lot of fun.

There's also a fairly robust level editor, and the ability to upload/download maps and campaigns in game.

If you're not into the idea of early access, at least keep an eye on this one.

It's just so ♥♥♥♥♥♥' good

Fun and goofy party-game battle-royale. The devs are communicative and plan to add more games post-launch.

Possibly the best RPG I've ever played

You're not locked in Hell with Demons.

Demons are locked in Hell with you.

Absolutely the best escape-the-room game in VR

Having played through the three different endings, I can very very safely say that this is one of my favorite games of all time. Not exaggerating, no being dramatic, it's genuinely that good. Very fun to play, amazing and hilarious writing, and lovable characters. I can't gush about this game enough, and going into any detail on the story would be too risky for spoilers of great moments and gags. Please do yourself a favor and experience this game.

Absolutely amazing game, dripping in atmosphere and thought-provoking themes. The story had me gripped from start to finish, and both the writing and voice acting are phenomenal. The only complaint I can think of is the color seperation, which can be disabled in the options (Options > Game > Color Seperation)

Went into this not knowing too much about it, and I was very very pleasantly surprised. Having been made by the team that made Amnesia, you can still pick up and examine pretty much everything in the world, with the characters commenting on certain things when appropriate. The attention to detail is so good, that some afore mentioned comments caught me off-gaurd.

In comparison to Amnesia, there are far more enemy types, and they are all very well varied. Some introduce very interesting mechanics, making it more than just a game of horror hide-and-seek, and they aren't once reused. Each section has its own unique enemy type to figure out. The puzzles are generally fun and interesting as well. In hindsight, there isn't a single one I could point out as particularly bad.

Altogether, this is one of the favorite games I've played this year. I can't overstate my reccomendation.