Recent reviews by Geferon

This game is a mix of an arcade shooter with some milsim elements, with a satirical theme which is quite interesting and entertaining for me ngl.
I gotta say though that this game is not for everyone, it's relatively difficult and you require squads for the most part to be able to get things done, but it's very easy finding squads that need more people and most tend to be helpful and/or friendly.
This game also doesn't hold your hand throughout it, it expects you to learn by yourself, it barely teaches you anything, learning by trial and error.

Also, amazing community overall, and congratulations to Arrowhead for overcoming Sony, and for the community proving that we don't have to subdue to the big giants and that we can overcome them.

After two days I just finished this game and... Wow. (non-stop playing basically lol)
I have no words for it.
It's... such a hard game to describe, but it's a great one.
Story wise? Pretty good, pretty interesting, very lore intensive and also very... open world like? There are pieces of the story scrambled around all of the game, and you basically have to put everything together to figure out what's going on and how to continue in the story... It's quite heavy, in terms of story but at least there's the "rumors mode" which helps you manage all this information easily.
As for the gameplay... I've always dreamt of a game using gravity and planets like this and Outer Wilds has definitely NAILED it.
Besides all of this, I don't think I can say more without spoiling you, and the best way to experience this game is to go in blind. It's what I did, and it's a GREAT experience, it's been AGES since I've felt this good and engaged while playing a game and at the same time eager to continue figuring out what's going on and trying to solve everything.

This is one of those games that you can tell are made with love.
Although it isn't perfect, just like everything, this game is AMAZING, and it has some of the best developers I've seen behind it.
This game is as if you mix a dungeon game like Enter the gungeon with something like Animal Crossing on the other hand, IMO it has a very good balance between the two, when you start getting sick of one you usually get to switch to the other just in time and it makes playing it better, although I gotta admit I've probably taken more time than I should taking care of my cultists lmao.
Anyways, long live the lamb.

One of the best battle royale games I have played in a while.
I have also been playing it before it was added on Steam and this update has really revitalized the games popularity and playerbase, so if you're planning on playing it I'd say right now is the right time to try it out or play it.

Very good article about what has happened with Valve and all of their work over the past 10 years, centered around Half-Life: Alyx, but also showing other cancelled projects and etc, both a very interesting read as well as including some interactive assets, as well as audio files, images, concept art, etc.

Just...
I'm out of words.

The gameplay, took me 13 hours to finish, generally very polished, and the graphics are amazing, and somehow very greatly optimized for how good the graphics are, ran smoothly most of the time.
There are small problems on some maps, but you have to really be looking for them to find them.
The only thing I don't like much about this game, in a way, is that with continuous movement, there's no sprint, but you can basically bypass that with the teleport, which you can use at the same time.

About the ending...
Just... Wow. The ending alone, in my opinion, is just worth the 50€.

This is definetely the best VR game out there yet, and AAA too, I'm glad to have the old Valve back, can't wait to see what other games they might bring to us with... Source 2. Just... Look at the characters faces, the details on the level, everything is amazing!

No wonder the game is called Boneworks, it really does make your bones work.
You get tired easily but I have to say it's completely worth it.
There are some small bugs here and there but nothing really gamebreaking, generally speaking the game is very fun, enjoyable and includes things that no other VR game does, kinda difficult to adapt at first as it differs so much from all the other VR games but once you get used to it, you're unstoppable.
For a 25€ game, both the content it includes and the experience it delivers is very well valued for it's price.
Defo worth the buy.
also don't buy this if it's your first VR game, get used to locomotion and motion sickness first pls, unless you're a masochist.

Really helps with managing desk programs in VR without needing to exit it or to take the headset off to both switch to them, check stuff and do thing son them

One of the best Half-Life 1 remakes, and now that they're also remaking Xen, it looks amazing, and the amount of effort put into it is astonishing. I would say the value of this game would be more than 20€ as of its current state.

One of the best games I have played in a long while. It has a very good story, and interacts with the player in a unique way, a way I haven't seen being used in any game before. And even after you finish the game, there's more to it... It just surprises you the amount of work that went into creating this game...