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Like many gamers who've played and no doubt enjoyed this title I too am an old school fan of the classic Monkey Island series, Day of the Tentacle & Maniac Mansion. The game not only provided great nostalgia through it's graphical design and game play but i feel they've raised the bar with this loving tribute. This game, specially at it's current price deserves a place in your library.

So I have no idea how Dontnod do this but they have the uncanny ability to elicit emotions from me that I could have sworn I’d lost over the years. In the first few minutes of the game’s intro, just as the camera pans across the snow covered home of our new protagonist, the music kicks in and I found myself actually tearing up.
Even though this is a new set of characters and a new story you can’t help shake the feeling that you’re back in the life of strange universe. It’s weird to say but in the first few minutes of playing you feel like you’ve come home.
So now the mushy stuff is out of the way how is it? In a word... brilliant. The character Chris is very endearing and I couldn’t help chuckle with how he kept himself occupied by using his wild imagination.
I honestly can’t wait to see what LIS2 has to offer.
PS: - I would have paid for this :\

Being a massive sim-city / roller-coaster tycoon fan it was only natural that i gravitated towards this rather pricey feature. I was on the fence for a few days because to me, the asking price just felt a little too much when the reviews for the game were so mixed. But after playing for the last three hours i'm so glad I didn't listen to the complainers. This game is so so so much fun. I'm starting to worry about peoples reviews lately, they seem to be way off. I think what people wanted with this was to micromanage every micro detail but thats not what this game is about, don't get me wrong there is a lot to keep an eye on to make sure your parks are running smoothly but they've seemed to have gone for a less intense hands on approach. Bottom line its very fun.

I stumbled upon Cities: Skylines after getting fed up of constantly hitting the city expansion limits with the latest Simcity over on Origins. Both games are fantastic but i feel Skylines is the sim I originally wanted. Almost all the annoyances i had with Simcity are not present in Skylines. I can really get lost building to my hearts content for hours (resources permitting ofc) Great Work Colossal.

Steam has been recommending this game to me for the last couple of years but for reasons i cant explain i kept dismissing it. Which is kinda dumb as I have been enjoying the rising trend with walking simulators for a while now.
So how is it? Firewatch is so much better than i thought it was going to be. At first i speculated our main character would spend the magority of the game running around a nature park putting out forest fires, but thankfully the story is so much more stranger than that.
Aided by a companion in the form of a disembodied voice that converses with you via walkie -talkie radio from a neighbouring watchtower the game offers a lot of heart and outstanding voice acting.
My only negative comment would be that i had a little trouble trying to get the game's frame rate to stabilise. A problem i never thought my GTX 1080 would have with this. Rolling back the game to a previous build fixed a lot of the micro-stutters but i still had occasions where i'd lose a few frames while assets were loading ahead of me.
Regardless if you enjoyed games such as Gone Home, Tacoma, Everybody's gone to rapture and what became of edith finch then this is a game for you.

I'm going to be honest here... when i started playing this my expectations weren't that high. From what i saw of the screenshots i believed this would be just a short rip off of life is strange and gone home but as i enjoyed both games it was only logical for me to check it out. The fact it was free helped a lot with this decision. The game itself, as short as it was isn't a rip off, more so a loving tribute to these types of games. The art style, voice work and overall narrative was very good and i'm glad that i played it. I really hope that Kenny Guillaume goes on to make more games with this style and tone. Great Job!

I wasn't going to write up a review for this so soon but after spending four hours completely engrossed in the world Warhorse Studios has created i just had to cast my vote. I had no intention of playing for as long as i did in one sitting but christ, the story is so compelling, the characters are superbly voice acted that i just wanted to see more.

Like a fantastic book where i just couldn't help turning the page. Now of course there are first day teething problems, am i getting crazy frame rate fluctuations even with my GTX 1080? absolutely. But even that wasn't enough to pull me out of the immersion. Without spoiling anything, in such a short amount of time the game has had moments that made me laugh, made me furious and just made me awe struck, especially once you leave the starting area and are presented with just how big in scale this world is.

I know some people are having bad times with optimisation but I honestly hope this game does well, as gamers we really need more of this and less of the mediocrity that fulls up our game stores.

This game holds a special place in my memory ever since I got deathly sick in the Summer of 2005, it was gifted to me by a friend of mine and as I was pretty much bed ridden with a fever I had positioned my computer fairly close to the bed. So there I was, thunder and lightning outside, cup of tea on my night stand, feeling like total garbage and then the intro started showing Raz's entry into the Psychic Summer Camp and i was hooked. The charm of both scenery and characters were only amplified by the game's story. I think it took me two to three days to complete and its been a part of my top 10 video games list ever since. Thanks Double Fine for giving me this nostalgic overload.

This was an interesting one:
Was the price fare ? - Absolutely yes
Was the game fun? - Here lies the problem. I think perhaps I was the wrong demographic for this game or that I was expecting something completely different. The screenshots of the game suggested to me a sort of point and click adventure game in the vain of the Monkey Island series or Grim Fandango. What it actually turns out to be is more of a "Hidden Objects" game where you have to point and click around the screen. The backdrops for each scene are beautifully rendered landscapes and I cant fault the gameplay mechanics so you can tell that effort has gone into this.
Would i recommend it? - Yes for people who enjoy those hidden object games otherwise no.

I bought this game back in 2014 and at the time i wasn't completely blown away. I think its because it was early days and I was too impatient to deal with teething problems. So i uninstalled the game and never played again. Then fast foward to 2017 and i notice it in my steam libary. i installed it after taking note of it's Ovewhelming positive reviews. I've been playing it for almost three hours now and addiction is setting in just nicely. Can't believe it took me this long to give this game a chance. I feel like such an ♥♥♥♥♥.