Recenzii recente de June

Only get this if you have history with this game, and want to relive it, or you want to experience the incredibly janky start of Sonic's poorly designed 3D excursions.

An older, quality aRPG/hack and slash in the vein of Diablo that can provide a solid enough challenge on the harder difficulties. Later stages and even the final boss can be a bit dickish with enemies that can one shot you from offscreen on Hard, but still a good time. Once you've finished the main story there is an infinite floor side dungeon, and extra randomly generated dungeons you can explore for additional playtime, but aren't the best sources of replay value.

If you want to play a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ shooter that's poorly designed with next to no content for not much cash, then hot damn this is the game for you.

Fun short puzzle game that introduced a neat concept on its release. Still worth experiencing after all this time, along with its sequel, both of which can be picked up for cheap on sale.

A wonderful follow-up to the original Hexcells. Features six new sets of puzzles that both reteach the lessons the original gave, as well as expand upon them. It even introduces a new mechanic, and provides great puzzles with and without it. Much like the original, well worth picking it up on or off sale.

A great, cheap puzzle game that plays like Minesweeper, but with hexes instead of squares, and preset, logical puzzles that never require you to guess to solve them. Has a fair number of puzzles, and gets expanded upon in it's direct sequel, Hexcells Plus, and that game's sequel, Hexcells Infinite. Definitely worth picking up for full price, and if it's on sale is worth more than every cent.

A really fun co-op wave based FPS. Classes take a ♥♥♥♥♥♥' while to level, and you will need high level classes in order to do the higher difficulties. Super fun with friends, but definitely more of a long haul of a game. Shame the player base has been dwindling.

Good to see a classic from the GameCube era come to PC with a fresh coat of paint.

An almost 10 year old game that has consistently been $10 for a very long time, regularly dropping down to $2.50 during sales. The devs have supported it ever since release with four whole major version revisions. The newest, titled Journey's End added a few new bosses, tons of items, and a fairly ridiculous post endgame sword that is a sort of collection of the player's journey from start to finish. They also semi-officially released mod support for the game, allowing the community to create mods in a more "official" capacity. I've never played the game with mods, but if the mods are half as good as the base game, then they're definitely well worth your time.

A fun platformer with fairly simple combat, a decently expansive world with a couple of bosses, varying classes that mix things up a tad. The big thing is the descendant system, where, upon your death, you will start as a child of your previous character, entering into the same castle to accomplish what their ancestors couldn't. These descendants will have randomly generated quirks that change little things about them. Some have minor effects on gameplay, others don't really do much. New Game+ causes enemies to be replaced with stronger versions of older ones, and acquiring more money for upgrades. There's also a fantastic mod, The Lament of Zors, made by default0, which is playable with the base game, simply by launching the game and picking to play the mod. Said mod changes many things, nerfing a couple enemies, buffing the different classes, rebalancing most of the game, and adding several new areas and bosses which can be found in the various New Game+ cycles. Definitely worth the lower asking price, and absolutely worth picking up on sale if you want a nice time sink.