Recente recensies door Serri3

"Have you tried therapy?"
*Stranger has disconnected*

Me too buddy, me too...

This game is... A lot. I am glad that I played it and thoroughly enjoyed the entire narrative. The entire game is a walk and talk story telling game so if you go in expecting anything different you are going to be disappointed. That being said though there are a number of times that the game uses this format to it's advantage to help subvert expectations.

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There are a number of things that were set up with ambiguity but just leave me confused after the reveals due to information inconsistency. Things like the trains ( If the station is like an inverted octahedron, how was the train "going around in circles"?) or Blue's identity (The game implies for a moment that Blue is Watcher after getting her memories wiped but quickly runs this back. Maybe I misunderstood but Blue seemed to lack much in the way of a past in order to leave the possibility open. It's mostly left unexplored and it is really felt towards the end when her only real motivation is generic 'oppression' and Bartender getting murdered. Also, is Mauve=Uriah??) are just small bits of information but definitely things that I wanted to see explored more. Also, what was the point of all the knowledge checks? Like dang, I only remembered 1 of the 3 drinks that Bartender made but it has no effect on anything??? I would have loved if these knowledge checks actually affected the street lights at the end. Pay attention to the small moments and they have a cumulative effect on the outcome of the epilogue, something you feel rewarded for after investing your time. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate that this game respects your time investment but I was disappointed that I could just quick-load and get all 7 endings without any additional work. It's a Catch-22.
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I have a lot of thoughts and feelings from beginning to end of this game but that is why it is so good. The game foregoes the traditional timeline of a linear narrative and uses that to construct an EXPERIENCE. Greatest game of all time? I don't think so. But this game leaves me starving for more. Whether it is another story in a shared universe or a completely different IP, Sunset Visitor set up something invariably unique and I can't wait to see what they do next.

Hekki Grace Sisters. And Hekki Future.

P.S. The mental moment when you finally realize that this story is probably canonically relayed to you as a communion is fantastic.

**** Ubisoft but fun game when cheaters aren't trying to ruin things for everyone. Very high skill ceiling.

Very frantic and engaging combat. Only on the 3rd chapter but it's pretty good.

Edit: Holy &^$#... This is definitely on my very short list of games that I wish that I could experience for the first time again. There are times when the plot beats are somewhat cliche but the pacing of the story really builds up to a satisfying conclusion. Kaizo did such an amazing job balancing the soundtrack of the game with the plot as well. 'I know your dream' will always be hype train for me. (And dang good job D'Elf for that one).
If you are a completionist there are some things that you will need to go to a guide for but the vast majority of the game defines and explains itself incredibly well. The only thing the dev could do better is put out another game like this. Kaizo, you are my hero. Thank you.

tldr: Just play it. "Your adventure starts now"

This game is rough but that's a part of what makes it fun.

Fast paced combat and gadgets that all have unique uses provides a setting that allows the player to plan out missions on the fly. Conversely, even when these plans fail, there are plenty of times that the player can retry almost immediately without fail. Overall, very fun and enjoyable.

Some people are meant to be together. Others are not. This game shows a decent to good representation of what it means to be in a toxic relationship. The game doesn't leave anything to speculation and eventually elaborates on what the title means but this can be a bit of a break in narrative. The power this story contains is more impressive to people who are either unintroduced or romanticise what it means to be in one of these relationships. Overall, the story progresses at a rate that works for it but, on the flip side, this means that the chapters are super short at times and could have used more detail/things happening in them.

Great game from a dedicated set of developers. They are constantly working to improve the game while keeping bugs to a minimum. I wish there was a little more deviation late-game other then maxing item income or creating the largest factory possible. Besides that though, learning the intricacies of this game and how to most efficiently create factories is a metagame in and of itself. Probably one of the biggest time sinks of a game as you shoot for the achievement of firing off a rocket in under 8 hours but absolutely possible to achieve. Not for those who are easily distracted though. With so many things to build and format, it is easy to get side tracked from your original goal(s).

CS:GO was a great game to play. Intense, heart-pounding, and most of all entertaining. The only downside is that after you play for a while the content is limited to the traditional shooter spectrum of "huh, should I play this or that on this game type or that". Overall though, a great game that really does what shooters should. Reliability and loads of fun.