Recent reviews by fundjin

i hope bethesda crumbles to ash
luv killin demons tho

arg...cheez pissar..

barbie movie made me cry 4 times

im gonna ruin the housing market

good game, interesting take on a roguelike dungeon crawler.

not a fan of the gimmick necessitated to kill every boss but i eventually figured it out

STEAL A HAMMER.
ENTER A DUNGEON.
BREAK GLASS BRICKS.
BEAT THE PISS OUT OF YOUR ENEMIES.
THE TRUE SIGMA GRIND.


wish the music didn't primarily come out of the left channel though

a decade ago i started playing this game.

i love this game, but it's not the same,
it's like they took my childhood best friend and gave them a lobotomy.
there's no more community, all the fun servers are dead.
being introduced to this game with fun community maps like mario kart and wacky races was the best
you'd get into the culture and watch things like "Team Fabulous 2" by the now late 'kitty0706', and just have even more fun with others.
then people started growing out of those servers, valve introduced more concepts like contracts and weapon skins.
then of course, a lot of bots started coming. thing is, you can just leave a valve server and find a new game, but community servers usually only have a few or one. that was the nail in the coffin for a lot of these community servers.

now it's pretty much just annual updates for maps and cosmetics, new crates, new skins/hats and 'we're working on it' notes.
i hope valve fixes their legacy.

LE'TS ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

the classic. probably the best yakuza game.
always start here, no matter what.

playing with friends can make this pretty fun and tactful, coordinating or farming together can pay tremendous dividends and is also enjoyable

playing without friends this game is the embodiment of gear fear, you pray your base still exists in the morning and even if it does, you'll find yourself paralyzed in your home some nights as way larger and way more armed forces roam around you.

past that the game is pretty simple. loot, scurry, repeat. it's fun if you can get past the occasional urge to donut your monitor