Recent reviews by Taulo

The Ditty of Carmeana is a goofy parody game oozing with passion and spirit, but it may not be for everyone; expect lots of flat jokes, greasy Unity textures, philosophical insight and Chicken Cosmo's.

Pretty fun short, you can just play the whole thing with a regular controller, mouse and keyboard.

ohh, banana.

The controls are simple and the maps are pretty basic, but once you get into it it really gets you going. People are very social (right now, at least) and it's nice being able to just hop into a match and tag some fellow monkes. Don't be misled by the shovelware-y look of it, it's genuinely fun so give it a go.

This version of Kingspray appears to sadly have been abandoned in favor of the Quest version. The last update the Steam version had gotten was over two years ago, and it doesn't natively support the Index controllers.

If you happen to own an Oculus Quest, you may want to take a look at the Quest version instead of this one.

Deep Rock Galactic feels arcadey, but still encourages teamwork and strategy. The incredibly friendly community keeps the game fun even if you don't have anyone else to play it with (it's still better with friends, though). There is a leveling system, but it's really well designed: you won't find yourself grinding away missions like a zombie. This game is incredible.

Even after all this time it still kicks ass.

Yeah, this game is great and all, but is it gonna have fantasy elements? Like mages, potions and magic?

Maybe you'll like it, maybe you won't.

There are fair points to be made that the game is lacking in areas: maybe the narrator doesn't do the game justice; maybe the gameplay is pointless; perhaps it tries to tell more than it really has to offer.

Despite this, in my experience, The Beginner's Guide just hooked onto me. Maybe it's because of the idea of going through unfinished, unreleased works that have gone unseen for years, or something else. I'm really just not sure.

I've played through this game a bunch of times, and I still feel it's a really intriguing experience through all of these years.

I'm not that great of a reviewer, but if you want to give it a try, you can buy and play through the game in about one and a half hours and refund it if it didn't suit you.

Again, maybe you'll like it, maybe you won't.

I didn't really grow up with the Half-Life franchise, but man, this game was fantastic. Valve hit the nail on the head with this game and I'm so glad this isn't just another tech demo.

The VR implementation is great. Looking around corners for items and catching stuff mid-air as you pull it in with the gravity gloves might seem mundane and boring on paper, but it's surprisingly engaging in-game.

If you are planning to get your hands on VR soon: Get this game, and do not spoil anything about the game to yourself.

Now I really hope this game's modding scene becomes something as big as Half-Life and Half-Life 2's.

This game is shaping up to be one of the best VR games, alongside H3VR and Beat Saber. If you own a headset, just buy it. It's worth the money.

Plan, shoot, and pull the perfect heist. Left 4 Dead arcade action tastefully mixed with RPG elements. It's crazy good.