Recent reviews by Kesvalk

DON'T BUY! THE GAME IS NOT FINISHED!

it's still in alpha, half the game doesn't work and the devs are not even trying to fix the problems.
don't waste your money on that, go buy supreme commander!

When i played this game i could see the devs saying "hey let's make a smash bros clone with some dungeon crawler element on it!" and halfway through the project they realised how difficult was to actually make the fluid game play of smash was and decided to release the game with them half done.

The game feels clunky and slow, the attacks hitboxes hit all the wrong places (one time, i had the foward attack miss the two guys right in front of me but hit a enemy behind me) the specials all start instantly and kinda end halfway leaving a very shallow experience on the player.

The dodges and block feel underwhelming and heavy, and there is no complexity to the attacking and comboing mechanics.

The main mechanic of the game is actually useless and you will be better off using your main character instead of the monsters.

In the end, it's a game that has a lot of potencial, but squander it because the devs clearly don't have the expertise necessary to pull it through.

Don't talk, just buy it now.

no, really, it's that good!
just a word of advice, it will be difficult to go back to lesser games after playing Bastion.

A good game on the same vein as the Batman Arkham series, this Reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise gives a breath of fresh air into the series by merging the sense of exploration of old Tomb Raider games with new, modern concepts and mechanics that give the game a more dynamic and overall more fun experience.

But, although the game is really good, a lot of the mistery and sense of wonder from older Tomb Raider games are lost, the supernatural and awesome enemies of old are instead replaced with human mooks and natural animals, the story is also very disjointed as parts of the plot are never explained or touched once and never again talked about.

It's a good game, and you will probably have fun with it, but it's not actually a Tomb Raider game without the dinosaurs, aliens, demons, and govenment agents and insane dungeons with absurd contraptions.

I hope the sequel gives us more of the supernatural and less of the natural, though, please, no mayan temples. We had enough of those.

This game is very well crafted, is more of a Thief game than Thief 4.

if you like stealth in the vein of thief games with open area with various ways to reach your goals, this is a must buy.

buy it now!