Recent reviews by daemonnnn

Absolutely absurd fun!

Not a huge fan of the perk limiter or the fact that repairing fences doesn't reward coins, but the core loop is excellent. Needs a bit of extra oomph in terms of zombie variety and levels, but looks and feels very promising!

Runs like ass and takes forever to load everytime you launch the game BUT it's beautifully faithful, still unique, and perfect for STALKER fans. It's not Anomaly (Though Anomaly is arguably STALKER 4), but at the very least it is still stalker, without adding anything new.

Excellent Blood Inspired retro fantasy FPS. The guns feel great and the levels have that Build Engine feel, despite being on the GZD engine.

The use of sector lighting makes this all feel particularly perfect. For a game made by a single developer and their mum, they should both be extremely proud of what they have achieved.

Truly outstanding with the minor gripes being some of the cutscene frames are a bit rough, the voice acting could be a bit better (Developer has a thick accent) and there is a bit of a lack of variety in the enemy roster. Other than that, everything is just perfect.

Bloody brilliant cult shooter. Action packed, weird, fast. Hits all the points it set out to with top marks. Very much looking forward to seeing what the developer does next!

Awesome Shock clone. Some people see it inclined more towards survival horror due to the nature of the controls, but ultimately, it translates the experience and feel I had when I played system shock 1 for the first time all those years ago. The sense of not knowing the systems, the feeling of immersion and importance of exploration. It's all here and while the characters and plot are all a bit silly, it does have some good solid moments of post-soviet depression and tension.

Easy recommend if you are willing to obey its rules.

One of the best games out there. Unique and irreplaceable. Highly recommend to anyone who remotely likes videogames, hardcore or casual!

Great little game with a grimy story and photorealistic sprites in the EFPSE engine. The melee centric combat shines well enough with ammo being mostly found just before larger open areas or large groups of enemies. Definitely worth well more than the price of admission!

Barely a CRPG. Somewhat competent Point & Click.

The RPG mechanics are exceedingly shallow. It's an unfortunate trend that this game, along with Gamedec both took on the concept of Disco Elysium's gameplay, but failed to extrapolate on the RPG depth of the systems. There is a core story that is interesting, but the narrative, albeit verbose, fails to construe anything bar nihilistic characters and a general sense of either extreme cheerfulness or utter depression.

Your protagonist's dialogues are inconsistent towards their reactions to other NPCs and the bouncing around between acts feels both pointless and confusing. I can't recommend this game, even for Point & Click fans. The RPG systems aren't there at all and the point & click aspects are menial.

I hope the developers grow from this, and I sincerely think there are real chops here and there, but the lack of depth and the inconsistencies in character's personalities make this house of cards fall apart.

Genuine Hidden Gem. The formula is great and I can personally only hope that Trent, the developer, goes back into this game, expands the content and the mechanics and makes an even bigger Wizzerd Quest 2!

It's weird, it's quirky, it feels badass. With a more in depth levelling system, more monster variety and more weapon sprites, this is a gold mine of first person adventuring!

Insanely good bang for the buck. Fast paced Bushido Blade-meets-Hotline-Miami action! One of the best games out there on the EFPSE engine. Definitely going to keep checking out whatever the dev does next!