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A janky tech demo that no longer impresses.

Seriously maybe at the time this came out it was great. I dunno. half the time you just collide with stuff you don't want to collide with, struggle with inventory management, try and get boxes down only to have their items land somewhere you can't get to, or just wonder at how much of a troll the developers wanted to be with their game design.

Even if you were curious about it, its not worth it soley due to the friggen 10+ minute climb (with only one rest point on some rickety non-safety railed scaffolding you can easilly fall from) that someone thought was a great idea to include that just rewards you with an FMV. Seriously?

Tragic that the developers have decided it was more important to push EAC out the door and kill off modding than it was to merge in all the accessibility and quality of life features that mods created into the client before killing mod support. Know more than a few people for who this decision will end up severally hampering their ability to enjoy the platform.

Acolyte is a interesting little AI assisted mystery game that has some really neat ideas but also is just... a wee bit at odds with its premise.

The problem with having a story about you being assisted by a high end AI is... well we dont have those. We certainly don't have them avalible for use in a computer game. You will frequently come up against this wall where she doesn't understand what your asking, or misunderstands something because you aren't at the step of the story that she expects you to find something out at. Which is another problem, you can easily jump ahead if you figure something out too quick and break progression. I had to wipe my original save because I solved a puzzle early, skipping a story step, and she kept refrencing events that hadn't happened in game yet or would no longer take solutions to earlier steps in the puzzle.

Its still an interesting game and for the price i think its a decent money to time spent ratio but just be aware that much like the app in game, this game is still something in need of a few bug fixes.

Also, not really a pro or a con but I did realize something after finishing the game. You can unlock a lot of outfits but oddly never the one shes displayed as in the game header or most the promotional material. Slightly odd.

I got this game ages ago as a gift and so every now and again I come back to it to try and give it another go just so their money didn't go to waste.

But like.. nah man. I normally am ready to go to bat for From softs design decisions but nah. This ain't it. This is a game for the nichest of niches even when it comes to From Soft fans and if you are in that niche you aren't bothering to read review in the first place.

It's not a bad game but I do think that by default the game takes too long to get through the dialog and results. I know that once I finished the game I was able to use an option to speed things up but I don't recall seeing it in the original options. The end result is the game took a couple hours to complete and I was feeling kind of weary of it by the end.

I also think its a mistake to have ALL the questions presented to you in one playthough. There is very little replay value to be found here because of it. Having a randomized assortment of questions with more added as time goes on would give it more legs.

I'm recommending it because I think its an interesting game conceptually, but it is a rough experience and not just because of putting your thought process under a microscope.

Everhood is a game full of interesting ideas that sadly never really materialize or are fully explored enough to be satisfying. The games story is somewhat lacking and it very clearly exists to be a counterpoint to another popular indie darling but fails to carry any of the charm or weight of its opposite.

It also very very very much does not know how, or when to end. There were like 4-5 times the game literally goes "This is it! Lets end this right!" and then continues on to the next instance of that. It just meanders as a game and as an ending seems like they wanted to cram every trope they could fit despite it already clearly overflowing out of its seems.

What could have been a really good remaster/remake of an SNES classic is instead marred by an attempt to expand the games runtime by inserting a bunch completely annoying and unfun tower defense sections between story quests. The result IS a longer game.. but one that I ended up really having a hard time picking back up as each chapter only makes the sections less and less tolerable.

Do you like factorio but wish it kept you on your toes more, constantly having to run around trying to find new sources of resources to replace the dwindling ones you have back at home and dealing with a spherical planet with shifting gridlines instead of one flat giant perfectly spaced out world?

Well dyson sphere program is for you!
Just.. don't ever expect to be able to sit around on your rear for the first few days of playing because until you get deep into the tech tree your pretty much always going to have to be tearing down, rebuilding, moving, and improving your factory. Your going to have to content with RNG giving you planets in your local system that have really crap power generatior capabilities or lacking vital resources. Your going to have to expand, contract, and expand again. All in pursuit of the moment you finally have enough of everything to start consuming the universe for its resources.

Look its.. not really worth playing. 20 minutes of extremely easy puzzles with zero portals to be seen and really poorly thought out controls. Like who makes a VR game without a turning mechanic? You just assume everyone has full room tracking and can have their controllers seen with their body fully turned?

Anyways yeah its just.. not worth it.

Avengers isn't a bad game. It's just not.. a good one.

The combat is kinda dull and lifeless with unexciting loot. The campaign saddles you with mostly playing as a character that doesn't really have that exciting of powers? Especially not next to like Thor or Ironman.

The story.. feels off? Like, first off it feels like this game is trying to put itself in the MCU with some of the refrences and characterizations but also It's impossible to get past that nobody looks like their MCU version and the characters all act a little questionably. Like the main character is a fan fic writer who is a big fan of super heros but when she gets mutant powers all she does is kinda bemoan that shes a freak now when it seems like if anything she would have been at the forefront of the resistance long ago.

Everything is just either kinda off, kind of weird, or bland bland bland. You spend a lot more time running around punching robots than anything else.