Recent reviews by Bad RS

Plays really well and has great smooth-flowing combat with a reasonably fair difficulty at lower levels - but overall feels a little bit too reliant on RNG (randomized pickups, healing, gear stat rolls, etc) to really succeed on increasingly challenging difficulties.

Janky as f*** at some moments and frustrating in others, but Rayne such a bad b*tch. Specifically, certain segments or bosses are weirdly designed or just frustrating (especially when you run out resources with no reasonable way to replenish). Overall though, I don't dislike my time.

Enjoyed on Steam Deck - works fully without issue, only needing to use the touch screen to click through the pre-launch configuration menu.

Thought to check out a cute looking game with no expectations, and am very pleasantly surprised by the depth and complexity to the pleasant and engrossing story. Very happy I checked this out. Played perfectly on Steam Deck.

I was looking for more "We have Resident Evil at home" games to try out (after having just completed Tormented Souls). Them and Us is... just very below average. Playing on Hard difficulty, it has a frustrating amount of enemy spawns and very little ammunition and healing, evidently expecting the player to kite and dodge a majority of the enemies. However, enemies have strange attack timings, inconsistent AI / animation signals, etc. that make it a rough time doing so. Paired with very narrow passageways, avoiding them entirely is also often impractical.

Overall gameplay, paired with the understandably low-budget jank, makes me feel this game is more frustrating than it is worth spending time and energy for. Maybe try another RE-like game instead.

So-simple-yet-so-sweet monster activities. Story doesn't play for very long but length is just right (4-5h) and well worth the asking price.

Janky "we have Resident Evil x Silent Hill at home" with a very indie-budget feel. But overall, I did not dislike my time playing through it.

Simple rhythm game with only 3 buttons (excluding 1 power-up key). Songs are difficult to perfect, but doesn't damage you on misses except on Dodge notes. Definitely can recommend a try for rhythm/dance game fans

Quite alright especially if you grab it at the large discount price it often goes for nowadays. Lacking in certain aspects and doesn't quite match up to the Arkham Trilogy, but it's really quite alright and some fun especially for Batman fans. Give it a try if it looks decent from gameplay footage.

Got around to playing this years later, and seems to run well enough by then. I enjoyed this very much, might very well be my favourite of the trilogy. Story was thoroughly engaging and open-world exploration (even with the commonly-dreaded Batmobile) felt great. Satisfying closing for the Rocksteady Arkham storyline.

Simply incredible and completely lives up to TTP 1. It explores rather different philosophical themes from its predecessor but you'll still have plenty to ruminate and dwell on. Gameplay/puzzle-wise is very familiar for those who have played the first game, and introduces a new mechanic every new "zone". Difficulty is just right, was never so tough that I'd felt frustrated, yet very much still satisfying to figure out. If you adored TTP1, you MUST play this sequel!