Recent reviews by Espadana

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Yet another fantastic Rockstar game that gets left behind and solidifies the idea that the company doesn't care.
In a previous review of mine on "Manhunt" I talked about how I couldn't recommend purchasing the game through Steam and the same applies here, both are fantastic games and a joy to play, but unfortunately in both games you have to go through some guides to get the game running.
I had two problems with "Bully", just like in "Manhunt" the first problem is right at the beginning, the game crashes on the first mission, which prevents you from playing much further after the first cutscene. What i had to was to do a small patch that can be found in some guides, in this guide I also had the chance to increase my game's fps to 60 (the game is locked at 30, in this silent patch locking at 60 is ideal , as cutscenes may end a little early with any fps above that).
Later, in the "Balls of Snow" mission, the game would stop the player in position to throw snow balls but did not reload them, the solution I found was to decrease the fps to 30 just for that mission.
"Bully" is amazing but just like "Manhunt" I can't give a positive review, Rockstar is selling bad product and we keep buying it, there is no reason to get this game through Steam so I will give the same advice as before, if you want to play "Bully" emulate it.

Hell nah bro i want my 22 cents back, this crap is very cheap, unfortunatly it's still crap, therefore not worth putting your money into it not even at a discount.

First of all, what is all this folks leaving positive reviews on this? Although some might think the meme is funny, there ain't no way i see people saying this game is good and calling this low-end dev "based".

There are many reviews already pointing out that whoever produced this has some serious ethical issues, though agree, i just want to talk about how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game is.

There's also people saying this game runs a crypto miner, because it increases GPU usage up to 100%, but as pointed out by Obey the Fist! , this is highly unlikely as Valve does check on these things, so i believe the dev is just dumb and doesn't know how to optimize a game properly.

It is obvious the game has a bunch of stolen assets, both the cartoon and the music don't belong to the devs, you never know what you're really doing, the game itself doesn't let you see much, it just blasts phonk while you walk around with LMB pressed all the time, also, no options menu to change resolution, customise controls/graphics, nothing.

The meme is carrying this game way too much, i can assure you all this positive reviews either come from unfortunate children who took a knock on the head when they were born or from fake reviews the devs bought to boost this up.

I enjoyed playing this game, it's a chill experience, just hanging around, tagging and climbing stuff.
The soundtrack also needs to take a lot of credit, it's very relaxing which offers a good connection with all aspects of the game.
There are a few puzzles and 3 endings, the game is short and easy, worth every second along the way.

Kao the Kangaroo: Round 2 is very solid from start to finish, and it is sure to please any fan of platform and action-adventure games.
It is recommended for anyone looking for a bit of fun and adventure.

In this game you start as a small parasite, breaking stuff and killing people. It has a lot of puzzle solving, much to my surprise.
However i wish it was longer, i had a lot of fun playing Carrion but it only took me about 5 hours to 100%.
It's worth playing, but maybe buy it on discount.

There is no doubt why this game won the "Game of the Year" award, I've played this game before with a friend on the EA Game Pass and decided to play it again, this time with my brother, both times I played it were super fun .
This game is everything I wanted as a kid, to be a little creature walking around the house exploring and playing with my toys.
It offers a very unique experience for you and those who play alongside you and it has a good replay value, i won't touch it for a while but there is no doubt i will play it in a few years.

I played We Were Here and I really liked it, unfortunately I think We Were Here Too is a bit worse and it's only worth it when bought at a discount, the first one is free, I spent the exact same amount of time on both games and it feels like the puzzles and experience of the first one were better in general.

I still enjoyed this game but I'm going to give it a bad review as it's not worth the full price and the free version is better.

Refreshing and unique. It's a simple game, deny or allow entry into your country and look for things that don't match up on the documents. However, as the game progresses it gets more difficult as you have more documents and information to check and extra tasks to do. It's a bit repetitive and you might get bored quickly, but the game offers various storylines that are very captivating, it's different and worth it, you should definitely give this one a try.

Took us about 40 minutes to finish first time and another 20 to 100%, it's free and we were starting to get into it but in the end we had to ask "is that it?", this is not a game and shouldn't be labeled as such, it's a demo for another game called "Unboxing the mind of a Cryptic Killer" although I haven't played it yet, I recommend trying it out instead of playing this one, it felt like a waste of time really.