Recent reviews by Malice_Unarmed

Decent game, I don't imagine it is for everyone but I enjoyed my playthrough. Would play a sequel.

I love me some RTS but I only play SP. This was a good time, would play a future campaign expansion or a sequel.

I can't recommend it. I think I could only recommend a game I would consider quite good, this is just average. I play RTS's for their SP and this seems to have more of a focus on MP. The campaign has a very weak and skippable story. The hand crafted missions are decent but there are many Skirmish missions that are just boring and tedious where I ended up using a trainer to complete these in 10 seconds (destroy the enemy base). There's an Africa campaign which I liked more than Italy's, the story is just as weak but there is no over-world map sections which is also very boring in the main campaign and it is just straight missions which played much better. 6/10

I enjoyed my time with it, made a movie cut version for youtube as the story was half decent with some cool alien scenes. Worth playing.

Refunding because: Can't rebind keys to an arrow key schema for accessibility. Can't disable the annoying "X liked..." popups. Cutscene cancel popup is super annoying when mouse is moved slightly. Dialogue wheel that doesn't quite say what you expect it to say. Lack of meaningful choices, or an evil route, a far cry from DA:O. No import save options to tie my story together. Dragon Age brought to you by the CW.

It's a pretty cool game. It has a Hotline Miami feel that only Devolver Digital could dream up. I have no arms, so I felt this game was meant for me, as the main character does so many actions with his feet. The ending legit made me tear up, as it felt personal in the way the main character uses his feet. I have done the same thing in real life, and it just felt really cool to be represented.

It's an excellent turn-based tactics game; I love the amount of audio dialog, and the game adds some replayability with the number of characters. The only downside I found was the ending; it came as I exited an area, and I still had a few side quests I wanted to do; maybe the devs could add a trigger after the last quest so players can trigger the ending when they are ready rather than loading a previous save and redoing the last mission. Another QOL would be an auto-renew contracts, I had a bunch of money near the end and hired 3 sets of teams, renewing their contracts one by one was tedious. Other than that, this is a game I recommend if you like the genre.

One of my favorite games from 2022, good story, multiple endings, choices, fully voiced, and fun gameplay.

A solid souls like. Plenty of weapon choices and combo's with pretty powerful magic. PVP invasions seems to work really well when the opposing player doesn't pull the plug that is. Great visuals and sounds. Some say co-op has issues but I didn't try any of that. Took about 35-40 hours for me to beat, 42hrs with a decent amount of PVP and some afk time. The world is pretty massive and can be a little confusing where to go. I feel like I missed out on half of the side quests because I did things out of order like killing The Lightreaper on my second encounter, how was I suppose to know that I should let it kill me 3x? Bosses were hit and miss gameplay wise, their artwork however was awesome. I am indifferent when it comes to the Umbral Realm, I liked some things about it, and disliked others, I felt I missed some stuff because of it and that isn't the best of feelings. Gameplay is good but it does feel a little floaty, could be a UE5 issue. Cutscenes had annoying pop-in which is another UE5 issue. Overall I loved the game, I liked Lies of P more, but this was a close runner up for my favorite Souls of the Year.

Awesome game, this feels like a Bioware back when they were creative, the closest game it reminds me of is Dragon Age: Origins which is extremely high praise from me as I beat that game 8 times.