Recent reviews by Rattlesnark

Incredibly immersive game with awesome depth, accounts for the many decisions you may choose to make throughout the story. This depth is what full-RPG games should have. Strongly recommended for fans of similar games such as Deus Ex and the -Shock series.

A little repetitive, but tolerable and slightly fun to play in short bursts with a friend or three at a discounted price.

One hell of a game.

1. Gunplay and general gameplay (combat, stealth, exploration, etc.) are very decent. But some filler content in the open-world areas aren't too exciting. Playing on highest difficulty can get a little annoying with how easily enemies with gun can take you down.
2. Environments were very diverse, and each new location felt fresh and exciting to explore (most of the time).
3. The best quality of the game for me: Excellent degree of immersion. There are so many little interactive things you can do while spending time with your crew, and they bond like family throughout the game. NPC dialogue (during downtimes) are a little lengthy for a non-RPG.
3. Looks great and runs at satisfactory performance (with i7 4770 CPU, RTX 2070 GPU on 'High' preset).

Thoroughly enjoyed the 27.8 hours it took me to complete the game - and glad to have managed to get it on Steam before being locked Epic Games Store (screw that!).

If you like interactive narrative experiences (walking simulators), give Firewatch a go.

If you like dungeon-delving roguelikes, this is one of those that I enjoyed the most right off the bat. Quite similar to Ziggurat, but I prefer the movement, gunplay (and weapons), enemies and level design in Immortal Redneck.

Half-Life is back.

EDIT: This time as the whole experience with a beautiful extended re-imagining of Xen. A great experience for boomers and zoomers alike. A nostalgia trip for one and fresh coat of paint over a classic title for the other.

"To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand The Talos Principle"
A 3D-puzzler of exceptional quality and great variety (in both the puzzles and the landscapes). If you've also got heart and mind for philosophy, this is one game you will remember fondly long beyond its completion.

Jamming soundtrack! The kind of wonderfully simple fun game you can play while waiting for matchmaking queues or for something to load. Strongly recommended a try for fans of eletronic tunes.

Fast paced, non-stop movement and shooting demon blaster - the best one in recent years. Don't let your devout Christian aunt catch you playing this one.

Really not as difficult as some of the (currently) most popular negative reviews put it as. At Medium/Normal difficulty, still very manageable and would hardly die to enemies if you utilize your arsenal - except for the last bit.