Recent reviews by ApochWeiss.ttv

A short, solid piece of Lovecraftian body horror.

3 games, 2 of which about the same. Mechanics are horrible, Night Kebap glitched half way through... Honestly far more ftrustrating than fun.

Inventory management rogue-like for a chill guy.

An ok single player paranormal investigation game clearly inspired by found footage films such as, well, Rec among other analogue horror entries. Decent story, gritty visuals, but the recording alert chirping and emf reader high pitch noise among others really gave me a migraine by the end. The drkness didn't help, but how dark this one looks actually plays into the story so dont let that deter you immediately like it almost did for me (nitro 5 laptop, monitor is DARK lol).

Was a good experience for $4 (US). The story is about an hour long that moves along nicely to not confuse you, though a few times I found myself wandering around trying to find the trigger for the next event to start like staring at a figure through a window I kept missing. If you dig slow burn ghost story, you'll enjoy this one.

https://youtu.be/UYHAHB2rJpY

Going up the stairs then going down the stairs and going up the stairs then going down the stairs. Then going down the sideways stairs.

Ratshaker Ratshaker Ratshaker Rat. Rat rat rat rat rat rat rat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeb-L-B17jk

I'll be upfront about it: I suck at the Slaughter Me Street series. No cluie why, I just do. 1, 2, and now 1999. I couldn't even beat the first map on easy in this entry for a good while. There's just something about this series in particular I struggle with.

That said, I guess I like to hurt because I enjoyed all of the entries into this series. 1999 is a nice little throwback to the PS1/2 era of gaming with a simple Slender Eight Pages approach. Scour the map for the artifacts (and optional medallions), find the exit, repeat. Depending on difficulty the number of creatures hunting you down varies, but often increases every two artifacts found.

If you enjoy the series, other games similar to Slender, or just like to hurt like I do then this one will more than likely tickle your pickle. 1999 does have a demo so give it a sample. Even then, the game is just $5 USD which surprises me given the many difficulties and speed run elements that easily add much mre value to this title than what the devs and publisher are asking.

Did you play Gas Station Simulator and thinjk "Man I wish this had zombies"? Well The Last Farmer is KIND OF a cross between that and 7 Days to Die. You take refuge in an old gas station, have to survive, grow food for the soldiers that have become bandits I guess, and explore the world around you with your beat up car you put back together.

Sadly, this isn't what I thought it was. Was let down this was more a generic zombie survival game without co-op. I'd b lying, however, if I said I'm not enjoying myself with it. Yeah, I recomend this for survival enthusiasts, just don't go in expect something other than a solid end of the world bunker building survival title.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IlN0nqCUSM

Not a bad retro horror. Has a gritty 80's horror sci-fi vibe I relly dug (favorite era ofd horror flicks) complimented with a PS1/2 graphic style. Avoid the spiders hiding in commodes while looking for keys in thsee toilets very same toilets. Could use a little brightening, but overall a solid experience with speedrun replayability.

Was kind of hoping for a little more from it for $5 (USD) as far as content goes. Maybe twenty minutes to complete the story in a single go. Only complaint thoough. Hopefully the devs come out with an expansion to flesh things out further as I feel like more can be done with this than what we get.

If you enjoy campy eighies horror and conspiracies, Toilet Spiders is a fun romp.

Clicked a loaf while pinching a loaf.