Recent reviews by PhazeJump

I've gotten 100% in 2 days of heavy play, about 6/7 hours on my main save, but the game is totally worth it. The game looks absolutely stunning and the environment looks beautiful. The game is mostly about exploration, rather than challenge so the game is pretty accessible to most people. The game is not very hard overall. Most challenging was running away from the things (you will find out what these are yourself). Puzzles are also pretty easy and if you're stuck, just explore and talk to robots. They usually indirectly give directions towards things you can do. Story is also really well written and it's not too long and not too short.

TL;DR: Game is beautiful and not too hard, story is good, explore if you're stuck. Worth the price.

Yes, yes, and once again, YES.
This game looks absolutely BEAUTIFUL and I can't believe it's free. The atmosphere is pretty unsettling at all times but that's the point, with all these liminal spaces, which are all stunning. I love how some panoramas were made. Some locations are massive and it really sells the enormous size and a mysterious nature of this place. Later on the game becomes a real trip, but is still a stunning experience. Several hours I wish I could play for the first time again. There's no story at all, but exploration of all these environments is a reward by itself.
I could go on and on about this game but I don't want to reveal too much about it. Just play it. You will not regret a minute of it.

I absolutely LOVE this style, pixelated old graphics arcade style games, but a game still needs good gameplay to be fun. Well, this game has both. Not only are the five modes different and completely unique (classic and shutter are similar but new mechanics are introduced too) but they scare the ♥♥♥♥ out of me sometimes still.
The game is a little bit hard, but not Dark Souls hard and it's also not too easy. Level replayability is great, but I'm kinda disappointed about the star levels as there is a lot of light and you can see everything, basically. Not to say they are bad, but they would be scarier without light.

First off, this game is not long. I have completed it under one hour. 47 minutes, to be exact. But is it bad? Hell no, it's absolutely great. It keeps you on edge at all times, jumpscares are executed perfectly well and the environment in this game is... well... what little you can see through the camera you take photos with in the back of the submarine.

The game is really good and I don't feel it's really replayable, but I would pay for it again to reexperience it again, just like the first time I've played it. The game is totally worth the price and I want more horror games like these.

69 stacks nice

Look, if you still haven't bought it, do it. Worth full price and I see no reason not to buy it on sale.

Ultra nightmare be like eternal pain

gets hard on ng+3 but it's fun

played several hours, kinda fun

So about Transmissions: Element 120 is just... Half Life but without much story. You play as Gordon Freeman but you are playing in the city. Most of the time you are in the sewers and only the end is situated like... on the upside. well, this new gun is AWESOME but some parts that require it are not very clear and (spoiler)(for example in the garage) I was stuck for good 5 minutes figuring out what was going on. This game is very HL style and if you played HL you have to play this game.