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10/10

This is the diablo-like with the most depth and design complexity I've ever played. There's so much character development possibilities, the game is amazing at giving tools to create the most crazy and ambitious builds and to make it incredibly rewarding. From the gigantic passive tree, to the crazy combination of gems you can make or how certain unique items completely change how some skill works... It's so amazing at letting you be creative and come up with ways to grow your character!
And then the world of wreaclast is just amazing to explore, lots of lore and a very grim and dark setting reminding of the best parts of diablo 1. The soundtrack is incredible as well.

Hand down my favorite diablo like and one of my fave games of all time, and it's truly free (money only gives cosmetics and inventory management help).

The few cons
- you cant turn the camera, meaning its best to attack enemies from the south when you're a long range hero.
-Self Founds will have a hard time progressing in the end game.
- Act 2 is unfortunately pretty boring compared to the rest of the game.

So good. Perfect local multiplayer game. Best played with vicious & creative players. >:)

Incredible game unfortunately plague with many small bugs. 7.5/10

This is one of the best hommage to the NES / SNES era I have played.
Controls are tight, level design is spot on with the plethora of rewarding secrets and hidden levels & relics. Large amount of content (there's over 10 boss and minibosses) so the game's satisfying both on quality and quantity.
Many subtle references to I believe megaman, wonderboy 3, demon's crest ( you can even play as an hommage to the red arremer with a dlc), tmnt (i think), castlevania, metroid... If you're from that game era, it's pretty fun to catch those.

Odallus has a great, dark mood and world reminding of Berserk & demon's crest (crossed with like Saint Seiya, haha for the armored characters).

The main problem of the game is that its riddled with small bugs which on rare occasion will force you to quit a level and restart it ( I had to redo that mine level 3 times...).
Other lower point of the game is the SFX, almost all are done straight up with the free software SFXR and it'll make your ears bleed after a while. SFXR's great but some more post sound editing work on those would have been great, those purple bats sound like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ car alarms.
Two or three of the musics are memorable but the rest is fairly underwhelming unfortunately. Great first level & boss theme though, which are the most important tunes in a game IMO (the tune that gets you into the game, and the tune that you'll hear the most during high tension moments).

The difficulty in normal is very fair. It's challenging but searching is very rewarding and no parts of the game feels "impossible".

Favorite level: underground temple.

Forgive the original release that was lackluster, the devs worked really hard and showed true passion to bring this game back from the dead!

What you need to know about this old school platformer:
- It has few mechanics and it's all about mastering them.
- It is NES hard.
- It is metal.

Best open world game. That's it.
The level of quality, the amount of content, the story, the universe, the soundtrack all rank around 11/10 or so. It's ridiculous.
My one complaint is how macho the game feels.

The game consistently crashed when I was playing it making progress absolutely impossible and nobody ever answered any query about it on the forums. Doesnt looks like the game got any patch either.

Best title of the serie! GW3 has an incredible amount of content. If you want to play the infite modes like in the previous titles you can do so in the "classic" area, but GW3 now THREE full single player campaign as well as a fourth co-op campaign. The levels are greatly designed and there's like over a dozen game modes each with different rules to force the player to play and think differently. All the modes are fun, and each have their own music. The soundtrack is as powerful as the one from the previous games except that there's ten tunes to love rather than one.

Truly an amazing game, extremely polished and always fun to come back to to explore some new stuff or beat an old high score.

The flaws are the same as the previous games though: It's still really hard to read where shapes are going to spawn with all the effects everywhere. Things are even more messy now that you have to collect shard multipliers ( which is a great addition in terms of risk reward mechanic).

8.5/10

One of the most underrated games of 2013, Sang-froid has absolutely amazing and fresh game design. It cleverly brings the gameplay elements one at a time to let you get familiar with each of them but it's up to you to truly understand how to master the game and to develop strategy to survive each night. The game is super well balanced, never too much nor too little money. Just enough to get by, and successful plans feel greatly rewarding. With that Sang-froid explores a really nice part of the canadian folklore. The music match that mood perfectly and do a great job at immersing you in the game. The one and only thing I can criticize about the game truly is the quality of the voice acting, the 3D models and the animations. It doesnt really get in the way except during the cutscenes. The rest is bloody brilliant.