Recent reviews by Jank Hambrams

I can't wait for more updates for this game to be released. It absolutely hooked me in. The world building, characters, the art, the writing... and the GAMEPLAY. It's all so well-crafted and engaging. I found myself absolutely immersed in its atmosphere.

I'm looking forward to playing through the available content again, with different builds. The stats and skills all feel meaningful without anything being unnecessary or over-complicated. The quests and choices made feel like they matter to the world and the people in it. The combat is interesting and I found it quite fun to puzzle out each encounter I engaged in. It's fast-paced and brutal. Sneaking around and ambushing foes utilizing stealth in this is very satisfying as well.

I highly recommend Death Trash. It's something I've been following for *years* and am glad to have finally played it. If you're looking for a lovingly-crafted game that resonates with its inspirations while being entirely its own, beautifully weird thing, I think you'll like it too.

This is one of the worst music games I've ever tried playing. I've spent $130 on it and materials to try playing it, and still can't get it to detect my guitar or my audio devices properly. It throws up about a dozen error messages just to let me in even though I've configured my audio settings accordingly.

I was hoping to finally find a sustainable way to stick with guitar, but this clearly isn't it.

This is a really fun game with tight controls, great visuals, and fun gameplay. I love the finesse required to maneuver around enemies and enemy bullets, in addition to aiming. This is a game I can see myself having fun mastering without it becoming tedious. Everything about it just feels good.

They also support DS4 controllers without needing 3rd party software, which is pretty neat.

From the moment I saw the beach you start on, I knew this game was going to be good. Three hours in, I've been proven wrong--this game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome. The desaturated environment is both gorgeous and eerie. It feels alive, too. Birds and insects chirp and buzz, vegetation waves in the breeze, and the unliving grumble, creak, and scream.

This game is great for anyone that loves horror and exploring creepy environments. The combat is pretty fun, nothing unique, but I enjoy getting to use muzzle-loader guns and bows. The story is satisfyingly disturbing, as well. Sometimes I'm not sure what is scarier: imagined horrors such as ghosts, or how bestial humanity often is.

I look forward to what the developers have in store for us next. Betrayer is an instant favorite of mine.

This game really lufted my rausers. Ten thumbs out of ten. Would recommend.

This game is a hell of a lot of fun. Tight controls, lots of replayability, excellent soundtrack--what more could you want from a platformer? If they release more content I am definitely coming back to play more.

I loved the first Crysis but was rather disappointed with this one. I didn't mind the plot and found the combat to be pretty fun, but the lack of a quick save feature really killed it for me. I enjoy playing games on a really high difficulty, but the checkpoints in this one save the game *before* you find new guns, so if find something new that you'll want--and you will--you'll end up having to pick up and modify your kit every time you die.

This game also suffers from consolitis in other regards, as well, but I didn't play long enough to really pick up on them. This game just wasn't for me.

Great game, but horrible port. I get about 5fps on an AMD 8-core with 8GB RAM and a Radeon HD7850. Would not recommend until they improve the performance.