Recent reviews by Lucy

If you're into horror games, then this little gem is a must have.

It relies on atmosphere to unsettle and unnerve the player, and that in my personal opinion is far better than any number of cheap jumpscares. It's just enough to make you quiver in fear that something is going to happen, while at the same time staying tame enough for those who might be less well suited for horror games.

This game also makes you think, and toys with your emotions. The entire game, right from the get go, focuses heavily on the concepts of suicide, life and death, and their moral and emotional implications. It tells a wonderful story, though admittedly the voice acting does leave a little bit to be desired (with a handful of the soundclips being downright grating to the ears.) However, the entire game is also captioned as well, so this is easily forgivable, at least for me.

The puzzles are entertaining and challenging enough to keep you occupied and hold your attention, while staying simple enough where you're very rarely stuck trying to figure out what to do or having to do the infamous adventure game tactic of "Use everything with everything". I myself only got stuck once or twice, and I can admittedly get pretty bad at puzzle games.

The fact that I'm even writing this review at ALL is a statement to this game's merits. I very rarely review games, let alone in such great lengths as this, unless I TRULY feel they are worth it. This game, my friend, is DEFINITELY worth it, especially so at such a cheap price.

I'm trapped in the sixties and laughing at all my Russian friends. Send help.

I'd LIKE to write an honest and thorough review for this game, but I can't. Why, you may ask?
Simple, because it doesn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work.

I bought the game at 8AM this morning and let it install throughout the day. Not only did I have to wait until almost 5PM for the bullshitly huge filesize to finish downloading (59GB), but after going through the process of setting up a rockstar social club account (Which you NEED in order to play the game, because there is no offline mode - the "offline" mode in game still requires an internet connection) and activating the game, it just loaded.
And loaded.
And loaded.
And loaded.
And loaded.
See where I'm going with this?

TL;DR, typical AAA ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, game never loads, not worth the $60 spent on it.

If you have a taste for violence in shooters, then I promise you that you will fall head over heels in love with this game the moment you get that first killcam, just like I did.

Looks good on the outside, but don't let that trick you into buying this, because it is anything but "good". I let a friend talk me into buying this and Arrowhead so we could play DayZ. Biggest mistake and waste of money ever. This game isn't worth anywhere near what they charge you for it. Control scheme is god awful, and makes even the most simple actions retardedly complex. Everything feels clunky and awkward, everything about this game just seems half-assed. Out of the entirety of my steam library, I think this and Arrowhead have got to be the only games I genuinely wish I could get a refund for.

This is quite addicting. Think asteroids, but with a lot more variety, whatever music you want, and visuals that will melt your eyeballs out of their sockets and quite possibly kill you if you're epileptic.

I'm gonna be honest, the only reason I'm writing this recommendation at all is for the achievement. Also, this game gets hard as hell, especially on the community maps.

This game is very awesome, and a great combo of strategy and FPS. Also, tanks and nukes. You must get this. It's free, so why the hell not.

If there is ANY game worth owning, it is Team Fortress 2. Awesome gameplay, tons of cool items and weapons (Not to mention pretty hats :3), and its all multiplayer. Almost never gets boring.