Recent reviews by FrickFrack

Most addicting simulator I have ever played! Really engaging and makes you want to keep playing day after day to continue unlocking new things and become more in-tune with the gameplay loop.

When starting out its quite calm, but quickly you realize how chaotic it can get without some help from the staff, and even then, it's a really busy time. There's lots more hand's on activity than your standard Roblox theme park game, prepare to work.

There's not much else I can say without spoiling the fun, if you like simulators, this game is a MUST TRY!

One of the most unique games I have ever seen. The whole game you are pointing and clicking and somehow it feels more smooth, more stable, and more intuitive than any other game I can think of. The whole time you are on edge, zooming around every corner clenching your cheeks in hopes that you didn't just mess up. There's also plenty of achievements to keep you playing for much longer than you anticipated.

And when I found out the entire game is just one big VIDEO FILE being played in different sections to create the illusion of gameplay, my jaw was on the floor, I couldn't believe it. Please get this game and support the dev's on their way to make the second game, you won't regret it.

Played through this game twice on PC and many more hours on the XBOX 360. Safe to say this game is a masterpiece. The story, art direction, and gameplay have always been on point in the Bioshock series, but this time they take it in a new direction that keeps the series fresh but still feel grounded in the franchise. There is so many little areas to explore, so many VOX tapes to collect and listen to, not to mention the plentiful achievements available for the steam version.

Now some people may not like this game due it being the obvious outlier in the series due to its new style and direction, but if your a fan of the early 1900's aesthetic there's no better place to just wander around and soak in the atmosphere. And it's a must have for any FPS fanatic, with it having the best gun play in the series so far. Now I haven't really checked out the DLC that much but I heard it was not too bad.

All in all, it's a 9/10 you must check it out.

The game has excellent atmosphere, from the visuals to the audio, however after you have explored all the locations and experienced all the jumpscares, you've pretty much seen everything. There is no objective besides wandering around. And if you beaten it a couple times before it just becomes a pointless mind numbing experience. There's just not a lot of variety in how it tries to scare you, not to mention if you do so much as to breath on the mic, it will trigger game over.

Overall a very interesting game concept that could take off if executed right, but this game just doesn't do it that well.

The game itself with friends is not bad, but there is barely any content and it hasn't received any updates (at least to my knowledge) in almost 2 years. If you want a fun authentic experience, just play the SCP Multiplayer game, it's built off of the same engine and the servers are maintained pretty well.

Coolest spin on the SCP concept by far.

ram destroyer 1000. absolutely recommended.

7/10 Best pacify alternative. Requires extreme teamwork and coordination to pull each map off, especially on the harder settings. Each map has unique monsters based on the characters along with some pretty simple storytelling. It's worth the 10 bucks considering a new map gets added every couple months that keeps you busy with planning on how you're going to beat it.

For 10 bucks you can recreate possibly any game ever made.

Was one of the greatest "free minecraft" mobile games you could get your hands on. Had so many nostalgic moments with the different maps and game modes, with story mode being one of the highlights. However this game over the years has become so full of pay to win items and loot box features, it puts some EA games to shame. It's unfortunate because it once was a fun fast paced FPS with ridiculous lobbies and lots of charm. Nowadays I see them as soulless.