Recent reviews by juice1919

Sorry, but this is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I'm not against paying or grinding cosmetics at all, as i've bought/played regularly for Overwatch lootboxes, but crapcom takes the feces-cake with this one. There's no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ reason why a stage should be behind a paywall (see: HUGE time-wall) after you obtain the character. when you buy a book or movie, do you purchase the setting separate from the plot or characters?? it comes with the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ price. it doesn't make any ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sense. please continue to make cosmetic items we SHOULD pay for, but for basic/canon items, there should be no reason why they need to be "unlocked," or separated from the characters themselves. that's straight up ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ greed

gonna need a little time to assess the game play... so far, it's mixed, but with the sour taste in my mouth at the moment, i'm leaning towards negative ratings. at the moment i feel like the mechanics are pretty scizophrenic, and for some reason, losing doesn't allow for reflection where you know what you did wrong and can do something to improve it. it feels more offense oriented, where you put yourself in a position to dole out as many 50/50s as you can and hope you win based on the probability the opponent guesses wrong most of the time. if you're looking for a tight fighting game where EVERYTHING has an answer/reversal, and you know exactly why you lost at the end of a match like in Street Fighter Third Strike, this isn't that game.

somewhere between these chiptunes is buddha's enlightenment.

bloodlust and 80s ear sex.

The Binding of Isaac is as unforgiving as (if not, more than) the old NES titles that kept gen X/Y entertained for hours as kids. where the newschool would be turned off, this aspect is the overall appeal of the game. dedication will reward you with [helpful] unlockables and a deeper understanding of the game's meta-narrative, but even the longest and most perservered struggles can and will be often met with cheap, unapologetic deaths. keep your laptop/desktop bolted. you will want to throw it.

engrossing and hypnotic. the piano-composed soundtrack was enough to draw me in. wear headphones.

sleeper hit for me. definitely has a distinctive charm about it. ending hit me in a way i would not have guessed beforehand.