Recent reviews by D2KX

I'll keep this short. This is a great JRPG. It is not trivial, but not too complicated. It is very much in the middle. It is surprisingly pretty, I was creating screenshots all the time. The story and characters are... not the reason you will be playing this game. You will be playing this, because it is fun to see pretty visuals, get new skills, get better gear, see pretty cutscenes and then do it all over again. If you like games like Dragon Quest XI, but want something a little simpler and somewhat shorter, and don't care too much about the story, this game is everything you could wish for.

I'll make this one short: this is one of, if not the best co-op game I've ever played. Starts great, gets better, ends insane. 10/10.

One of the most impressive games of recent times. The series is not as well known in the west, but I think people will be shocked at how good this game looks and plays, and I cannot recommend it enough.

This is a short experience, but a really beautiful one. I've always loved the thought of living in a place so high you couldn't see the ground. This was a beautiful experience.

The locomotion system in this game/experience is absolutely fantastic. This is the first time that a non-teleport system not only feels "natural", but also does not result in any discomfort whatsoever for me.

In Lucid Trips, you are looking for eggs on a dreamy, psychedelic planet. A simple concept, but the fact that you have to actually put in some work and skill to get to wherever the eggs may be, makes this a very enjoyable and interesting experience.

I highly recommend it.

It took porn to bring VHS and Blu-ray to the masses.

Now it's up to Kawaii Catgirls to do the same for Virtual Reality.

And it will work, trust me. Trust me.

I get some framedrops here and there with a AMD R9 390 on default settings (medium graphics), but apart from that, the game is absolutely incredible so far. And the story has that mysterious, supernatural, "something is out there" vibe known from games such as the old Myst or Atlantis. I'd absolutely play this if it was just a regular game, but the very well done VR implementation (backpack is genius!) makes this so much more intense. I have always been more interested in exploring new worlds rather than getting stuck on puzzles all the time, and so The Gallery EP1's pacing is just right.

Recommended with full of love ♥

This is honestly a really fun game. Yes, it includes quite a lot of fanservice, but that alone is not why you would want to play it. You are part of the Akiba Freedom Fighters and are trying to find out why these 'Synthisters' are attacking people. Along the way, you are making a lot of friends, go shopping, and visit the many parts of Akiba, or Akihabara.

Gameplay wise you can think of it as a kind of GTA-light, where you can freely walk around Akiba, buy stuff in stores, attack people, make photos, read posts on the in-game social media platforms and more. They have made a fantastic job on bringing a really warm representation of this otaku-paradise. There is lots of variety, from shrines to maid cafes.

The PC port is... ok. It is limited to 1080p and 30fps, but offers AntiAliasing, gamepad support, custom controls, and runs stable and bug-free. You can force anisotropic filtering through your driver's control panel (and should do so!).

I've had a lot of fun with Akiba's Trip and to be honest, didn't expect it to be as fun as it actually was. You really start to care for the friends you make and can slightly influence the happenings, because there are lots of dialogue options for how to react.

Warm recommendation ♥

It's like a never-ending shower of love.

This was the first Tales of... game I have played, and it is my favourite game of the year 2015.

The best game on Steam since NEKOPARA Vol. 1.

It's full of love.

You should feel bad for not having it yet.