Recent reviews by basmahti

I have played the game for like three days, it has consumed me.

Do not get if you value touching grass.

it is ♥♥♥♥

Unbelievably cute.

I don't really know what to say apart from the fact that it is just a really solid game.

The movement feels incredible, the soundtrack is brilliant, the plot and characters are really good.
Everything about it is just great. If you like cute stuff, or platformers, or both, or just great games in general, go and buy it, you won't regret it.

Boop <3

A positively remarkable experience.

I know I'm probably a bit late to the party here, reviewing it a good three years after release, but it boggles the mind how such an unassuming game could be so incredibly good.

The plot itself was touching, and in my opinion, very well written. In all honesty, I found myself in tears during the final sequence, but maybe that's just because on some level I relate to Madeline's plight. Moreover, all of the characters along the way served to tie it all together, even if some of their encounters were only in passing (without revealing too much).

The gameplay was spectacular, even if at times I wanted to smash my head against a brick wall out of frustration. The difficulty tag is no joke, the game is properly brutal at times, but not unfairly so. The movement was pretty fun to get used to, and super intuitive when you get the hang of it, and god was it satisfying to finally get through a stage I'd been struggling on, most probably due to the excellent level design.

The real highlight however came from the stylistic choices that accentuated the entire game. Whether you look at the gorgeous backdrops and levels, the adorable sprites, and most of all, the incredible soundtrack. Lena Raine is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ genius. The soundtrack makes it all worth it. Don't get me wrong, the sound design in itself was pretty good too, but the soundtrack just elevates it to another level. I don't really know what to say in regard to the soundtrack, nothing I could think up would do it justice.

Overall, Celeste is a brilliant game, and easily one of the best games I've played full stop.

Extremely chaotic and fun.

Battle Royales are not really my thing, for me personally, they get pretty repetitive and boring, with very little variation from one match to the next.
Soviet Jump Game, is the exception.

I absolutely love the art style, and the direction they were going with for this game, there's something rather humorous about imagining yourself playing a lost Soviet-Era game.
The gameplay itself is quite fun too, with a plethora of different power-ups to try, and mechanics that are easy to pick-up but difficult to master.

It's just a great deal of fun, and I'm looking forward to seeing what other maps or characters or power-ups they'll add in future.

This is the game that is responsible for my development in degeneracy.

Things I have learned from CSGO:
- Skins get wins, but also not really because there are a lot of very wealthy people that are horrifically bad at CS.
- ALWAYS run through the smokes, trust.
- Buying kit is for babies >:((
- The AWP is not a real gun, and people who use it should be shot.
- 30 Tag isn't very helpful against a hacker.
- Clutch or kick.

Go play this game, get frustrated by cheaters, uninstall, repeat.

God help me.

Honestly thought I would end up refunding this game, but was pleasantly surprised.

It is a great product for the price, and as far as I have found, does not get boring, even when playing round after round.
It's at its best when the lobby is full, but there is still a fair amount of fun to be had with smaller groups (although a 4 person round does not compare to a full one).

I do like the choice between different maps, but wish it was easier to navigate and learn them, as I've found playing with newer players on unfamiliar maps can be very frustrating when trying to work out who the impostors are.

That being said, great game. Highly recommend it!

b is a technical masterpiece.

For the whole of my life, I have flown internationally for a game worth enough of my time and skill, one that would put my hiveminded brain to the test and one that would consume entire portions of my life due to its addictive nature. b is this game.

I was enlightened with the glory that is b on one fateful day, Friday the 7th of April 30 AD (the day Jesus Christ was rumored to have died). While mourning the death of my dear friend Jesus, another one of my friends Judas told me to go home and play this game, so I did. If it weren't for b, I would not be alive here today. Simply put it, b helped me through many tough times including this. To me, b is a dear friend.

With its ever increasing game modes, such as the brand new 'MMORPG' mode, there is always something for you to do in b, whether it be joining your friends in an absolutely unforgettable adventure through the deserts of Australia or chasing down opponents in the Himalayas. It has even been rumoured that b will be introducing new 'chill lounges' where other hiveminded individuals can meet up with each other for some honey. b is incredibly rich in gameplay.

b is also able to teach valuable life lessons to young larvae globally. b teaches us to be loyal to our friends and queen, no matter what happens. It also teaches us to never take anything for granted (SPOILER: this refers to the second last mission in the campaign mode where the hive is destroyed by bears). b shares knowledge with all.

In conclusion, b is the apex of all video games. No game will ever be able to surpass the beauty of b, all in all b makes me feel all buzzy inside.

sincerely,

buzzmahti.

I have never felt pain stronger than this game, apart from maybe that one time I nearly cut my leg off.
Good game though, praise the sun.

11/10.

A wholesome, and lovely experience.