Recent reviews by Doko

Good game, kept me entertained after purchasing months ago. I still cannot defeat final DLC boss though.

This review is, well, intended for Steam Award badge only. But here we go.

It has nicer graphic, compared to previously released Atelier game, and the gameplay is more newbie-friendly, which makes it a great start for one.

The original Resident Evil 3 was actually my first Resident Evil game, played on PC (yeah, the one with fixed camera and rotating your character using left and right buttons).

This remake was not a let-down. However it's too short and many original contents were cut: The clock tower area, swarm area, city hall, no Grave Digger,... . So $60 is not worth it. Wait for a sale.

PS: Rumors say that a new enhanced version is coming to PC, PS5 and Xbox Series, with ray-tracing and additional contents.

This is not a bad game, but falls behind mainline games quite far.
For example, it shifts into RPG-like direction, which I think, is not suitable at all. The game itself is not linear (chapter-by-chapter) like old ones. Several "missions" are presented at the very beginning and you are free to choose which to go first. Enemy may re-spawn at locations, and yes, they are like mobs for you to level-up (did I mention this is a RPG-like game?).

Anyway, I would recommend it if you are into FPS game and right now it's dirt cheap (around $4) on Steam Summer Sale. Get it and grab a friend to kill Nazis. 6.5/10 would be a fair score.

I have liked Injustice since college time. While it shares many similar elements with its brother game (Mortal Kombat, same developer), there are also many, many unique things among them (special moves, explicit animation cancelling, gear system and premium skins). Injustice 2 has very decent story too.

Also it's pretty cheap, get it on sale.

This is the first game in Gears franchise that I ever played, so of course it is my most favorable one. Gorgeous graphics, voice acting and interesting storyline. Haven't played multiplayer yet (and not planning to).

By having completed and platinum-ed this game on PS4 and PSVita, I can safely say this is one of the best Visual Novels (if not the best) out there on Steam. Epic story with nice tactics gameplay makes it a definitely must-buy for Visual Novel lovers.

19 hours for a game is pretty sweet, isn't it?

And yes it is (including all DLCs of course). This is an spectacular action-packed game with many ways to accomplish the goal, but in the end, run-and-gun is the way to go. You are B.J. Blazkowicz, human's last hope and the not-so-lone wolf in the long war with the Nazi. Now equipped with superhuman strength, your goal is to kill Irene Sigrun (the antagonist) by overcoming various missions.

Unlike Doom, this is singleplayer only, and story-focused. I really love the new engine MachineGames used in this game. It's beautiful, fast and can also be ported to Nintendo Switch (yes, it's on Switch too, see DigitalFoundry's video). There is no slow-motion when switching weapons, but you can dual-wielding them, life is good.

9.5/10. As the last fight wasn't that impressive.

I finally completed it after 3 years. Yes, you saw it right, 3 years.

For me, it wasn't interesting, not a fun game/VN to enjoy. But in the end, it was an extraordinary experience. It's sad, but compelling. It's grim, but there's radiance all over it. While being short in comparison with other VNs (which has multiple routes/endings), it does have its own charm and lives up to its value to the end.

9/10.

Rise of Tomb Raider has a forgettable story but very interesting lore that can keep me playing til the end. Sometimes it's pretty questionable about why they built "that" kind of antagonist, but after finishing the game, I can safely say that it's all worth it. Furthermore, Baba Yaga DLC is very well-made, in comparison to Tomb Raider's Tomb of the Lost Adventurer DLC, which is a shameless example.

9/10