Recente recensies door blob

Excellent soundtrack.
If you bought this one release don't forget to re-download to get the dlc track added later on.

Anyone knows what the morse code says? I think I had seen info on it before or maybe I dreamt it.

Does Hedon have some anime-ish orc horny vibes that might not be your cup of tea? Absolutely.

Is it one of the best narrative FPS I have ever played with fantastic melee feel, a smart roaster of weapons to opening all kind of fun strategies and flow, a great sense of pacing with some moody and even horror like passages and just wonderful level design that will leave you wanting more? You're damn right.

If you'd like an Unreal 1 & Hexen hybrid with a faster combat flow, this is kinda what you'll get here. Don't let the screenshots potentially push you away, once you play it feels great.

Edit: Hah and when I wrote that I thought I had seen most of the game. Little did I know there was a ton more surprises. The later parts evolve so much and straight gave me Arx Fatalis or Ultima Underworld vibes in how the interconnected levels became. Pretty wild how this game keeps surprising you with new ideas ( even throwing some puzzles at you in the later parts!)

First game I consider to be a decent successor to Quake 1. Of course it's still quite different and there a few flaws that need to be ironed out (much smaller team!) but this has soul!
Most weapons especially the basic guns, shotgun and bow feel amazing but the rocket launcher lacks oomph.
Good enemy variety and great mix of level design with ambushes, secrets and traps though the first episode has a pretty slow start with a lack of surprises and challenges.
Bunch of bosses, even hidden optional bosses and lots of abilities to unlock for your weapons.

One of my favorite aspect is that there's quite good worldbuilding with several levels having a theme and fun bits of visual storytelling as well as "super secrets" in each level that often take the form of mini side quests with items to use to reveal paths. Lots of love's been put into this.

Last but not least: The OST by Primeval absolutely slaps!!! New track every couple level and even several boss themes. It goes all in!

There's nothing like Onion Games. Try the demo and if you dig the quite unique combo of their humor, snappy pacing, crazy characters, sfx and art well you're in for a treat and go check out their other games like Million Onion Hotel. The gameplay loop itself is pretty simple, it's a "snack" game. Eat it in small doses daily.
Arabesque!

Really great DnD adventure with fun tactical battles, very ambitious and impressive coming from such a small team!
A really original point is that at character creation you even assign personality traits to the 4 heroes you create that will affect how they respond to dialogues. Due to the game needing the narrative to go certain ways this aspect doesnt always live up to expectation in the main campaign but it's still a nice touch and I had some chuckles seeing my character react like an A$$ and thinking "Oh yeah of course he/she'd say something like that."

The pacing has up and downs with some slow narrative parts and some others picking up, but whenever that happens the quest for loot kept me entertain (the game has a decent economy with shiny items being hard to purchase).

Art wise the envirs go from great to alright, characters are pretty stiff with the occasional choky animations (Looking at you Elemental death animation unsuccessfully attempting to replicate PoE's Malachai death anim) even if there's clearly efforts put into them!
Musics are great, but they get repetitive by the second half. They also get chosen randomly for fights making boss encounters less memorable by not having its own bada$$ theme.

Overall a very fun experience with its own world and lore to discover, scratching successfully the DnD itch. Excited to try out the campaign editor afterwards! :)
8/10

Edit: Beat the game and tested the editor. The ending is a bit abrupt and underwhelming (feels like they ran out of budget for new creatures) and final npc dialog is basically"cool thanks, well gotta go!" but still it was a fun campaign.
The editor has great UI but it stripped down to the basics. You can make flat dungeons and interconnect them, nothing like the maps you ll encounter in the main game. No world map either. I was kinda hoping it would have characters do speak anims during dialogues too like in the game but instead it's a whole new dialog system (!) with no camera movements and text popping out at the bottom.

Game's not even finished and there's already an incredible amount of content with super creative character design and surprising multi stage boss fights. Musics are rad, the pixel art is some of the best since Metal Slug and it's overall a load of fun with a crazy unique mix of fantasy, sci-fi and eldritch horror!

Despite being short, it really didnt feel like this game respected my time sometimes clearly trolling ( the slow elevator) and then just abusing it ( repetition of the car sequences). Great art style, a world I wanted to explore but no substance or actual point leaving me just disappointed by the non ending. I can't recommend it.

I really need to stop playing Freebird's games during sandstorms. Just seem to... keep getting sand in my eyes in each episode...

Think educational games suck? Well, think again. I'm not sure what I learned with Frog Fractions, but I will never forget it.

Best parts of Frog Fractions:
- bunch of numbers, sometimes really long
- learn about frogs diet
- a really cool hat for true fans

This game's sometimes be a bit korny, but don't be deceived by it's appearance: it's really great and goes much DEEPER than you'd expect.