Recent reviews by Miish

cute little game about being shrunken down in a big scary backyard

Abiotic Factor is more of the much needed "weird wacky science" genre that Half Life brought to life. Its level design is fascinatingly well thought out and interconnected in a way I wish much more games were.

This game is a wonderful and vibe rich 3-4 hours of goofing around in low poly dungeons. Well worth its price

Class locks still exist for some ungodly reason, and the pvp barely exists, but the pve is pretty solid and horde mode comes out in a month.

Darktide is a fascinatingly faithful & accurate depiction of Warhammer 40k in every regard. From sound, art, and characterization, Fatshark knocked it out of the park with making the universe into what I desperately wish I could call a complete videogame.

Darktide is not a complete video game. From its very launch, Darktide has been plagued with some of the most harmfully negligent developer behavior I've witnessed from community-facing employees of a video game, they can and will go as far as to belittle their player base that is in no uncertain terms in the same vein as blizzards infamous "Don't you guys all have phones?" meltdown. It's not a one-off thing that happened, it is the state of mind at Fatshark to disregard their player base in favor of putting more of their developers time into say, the microtransactions shop for example, than improving the health of the game.

Until very recently with the class rework and penances update, Vermintide 2, Fatsharks years old previous title to this one, had received far more in terms of raw content since darktide launched than darktide itself has received since its own launch. It is very clear through the nearly two years since release that Fatshark has no intention nor desire to bring Darktide up to a standard that their previous titles have set. Darktide is a tragic story of mismanagement that is on display for the world to see, but at least the core gameplay of crushing zombie heads open is still something they can get *so* right.

Doesn't require a PSN account!

SNOY walked it back, changing review to reflect that

Axe mommy

Better than I thought it would be.

You can pet the dog.