Nedávné recenze uživatele Beggles

I've enjoyed playing None Shall Intrude, and played it to make a video and have kept on going. It's simple in terms of the deck management, but some complexity if you want it, and the different elemental combinations are fun. Every now and then i get some animation FPS stutters, but nothing too big.

A really nice Metroidvania with beautiful graphics and a really fun storyline. The combat is quite simplistic with run and gun working pretty easily beyond the boss fights, and there's not a whole lot of exploration. Finished in about 6-7 hours. It's not the best game in the genre, but it's definitely worth having a play!

I actually enjoyed the concept more than I was expecting, but there's some aspects that make it really hard to enjoy. The start was really hard, sometimes loading into the world and getting enemies targeting you straight away, some doing huge amounts of damage whilst you're trying to learn and run away. The healing options are really punishing, and it's surprising that the tank is not the first class unlocked given it at least gives you a HP buffer to spend a bit more time to learn the ropes.

I only got access to the currency that lets you access the healing ability and get the tank upon dying 4 times and ending the cycle. Perhaps there's another way to gain those cards, but given how punishing dying is, I was doing everything I could to extract without dying, which actually delayed getting the upgrades I needed to do longer runs.

Despite this, despite the difficulty, despite having hordes of 7+ enemies chasing me repeatedly, and not being able to get parrying working, the thing that made me stop playing was just how the game worked as soon as a large fight/ crown battles started. I immediately got stuttering and the left and right trigger buttons were quite unresponsive. It made these fights just borderline impossible for me. I will definitely change to recommended once the developers work on their patches and look forward to revisiting in the near future.

It's simple, but quite fun, and more challenging than I was expecting. It does take a while to upgrade points after each run, and damage seems really low for the first epic bugs. But for a couple of bucks, you can lose a few hours with it for sure!

SirKwitz is a simple but fun coding game that gives you small puzzle like challenges to complete. It feels to me like an introductory education style code game to give people a taste of block/directional style coding. It's also free so I have no complaints there! I imagine you will get a good couple of hours out of it!

Spirit Mancer is definitely a game that grows on you. At first i found it a bit clunky, especially using a ps5 controller, but the xbox controller was much better. The game is primarily a hack and slash platformer but you do have cards of which you can use to spawn monsters to help you. You also have the ability to break enemies and turn them into cards, and once you have access to different elemental guns, you get the ability to switch between weapons to break enemies much more quickly than if you had to try and brute force your way through. The boss fights are fun, and the little pixel art animations are quite fun too. There are a bunch of extra modes like farming and fishing that I haven't tried yet.

I did a 10 min gameplay video incase you want to see how it plays: https://youtu.be/mEUglJXlrFg

It's simple and fun enough. You do auto chess style rolling to try and level up your spells and clear the waves. In between turns you will get to choose rewards to place down in your territory, and i have to be honest, with a lot of them, i have no idea what the description is trying to tell you. So there's a high chance I was using them wrong. There's synergies you can build, but I found that they were not visually impact enough for me to care. It would be cool if there was more visual effects about how your spells are working together. Sometimes the spell which did the most damage for the round, barely did any visual at all.

Still it's definitely a fun little time waster if you like tower defence games.

I did my first little play through on video (I'm much better now) incase you want to see gameplay: https://youtu.be/fh4WgA9a454

I got this game to review for a video, and have kept playing it well on afterwards. Very cool visuals and gun play surprisingly fun. It's essentially a run based rogue lite style FPS with looting and the ability to upgrade weapons. When you die, you lose what you have on you, which can be tricky once you get into the later levels if you don't have some backups stored in your stash. Highly Recommended.

Great little game. Such a simple concept but works so well!

Sons of Valhalla is very good at what it offers, the main issue I can see people having with this game is that it doesn't offer a lot in terms of mixing up gameplay or giving you a whole lot of difference in the way you play the game.

I did a review on Youtube if you're interested: https://youtu.be/v7EdMaYUSDk

The game looks stunning with very good pixel art and I came across very few bugs at all, perhaps only one being units fleeing to the farthest right part of the map and requiring me to retrieve them. The combat is fun, and the rune system works well, without there being too much stress about which one to choose, you can equip a lot!

The weakness in the game, beyond being quite repetitive is that the boss fights don't really stand out and were not all that fun. I did like the little mini camp bosses that you got to fight in the middle of a battle though.

It took me about 8-9 hours or so to defeat the campaign on normal and I didn't run into many issues in terms of difficulty with this.