Senaste recensioner av Beggles

* Playing through solo *
It's a pretty simple hack and slash game but the characters are quite fun and the meteors that you pick up are cool, although I think you lose them when you jump out and restart. The characters are quite fun to switch between, and adding some more options in the future would be good.

It took me a bit to get used to the combat, as swapping between felt a bit weird at first, but on my second session i had the hang of it and the combat become a lot more fun.

Storyline is okayish, without being spectacular the it definitely look good.

I have this as one of the better games I've played in the past few months. The music is up there as some of the best, and the storyline for most plays it's role to introduce you to some really interesting characters and level sequences. Gotta keep kicking that lil imposter!

The fighting mechanics are quite good, and towards the end I got the hang of the special abilities although at times it was punishing trying to use them when you're surrounded by many enemies. The boss fights are fun, and for most of the part it's a challenging game without ever being so difficult that you wanted to quit. I loved the little links in the game, such as When the Wrestler calls you a random name but it all comes back later. The upgrade system was pretty average though.

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The Cub is in many ways a spectacular work of art, but a lot of that relates to design choices and storyline/background detail and animations. The game itself is quite simple, with retro style platforming in a very modern looking game devoid of any action or battle sequences. There are some stealth areas as well as moments where you're being chased, but the majority of the game is platforming and swinging. The controls are good without being great, and at times I wish I could have sprinted through areas.

The music in the game is amazing, with the radio segments being unique and a fantastic way to progress the story. It really builds an image of how bleak mars is hearing the people speaking about missing home. Voice acting is good, as is the visual aesthetic of the game and the detail in area and level design is first class. Given all this though, I did finish the game in just over 2 hours which might put some off.

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I've been looking for a tennis VR game for a while and I quite enjoyed this one. Mechanics feel smooth and some clever gameplay choices that make you feel like playing tennis without having to move around the court too much. Do miss being able to do some full swings though. Playing multiplayer with players from other servers is challenging with ping but still doable. Definitely fun game and will play more.

A fun visual novel in which you follow the story of Mary, a young lady in a town that has some murders, disappearances and other friendly people to get to know. Quite engaging storyline! Art style was unusual at first but I really enjoyed it after a while!

Video Review: https://youtu.be/ORSWArRoxbM

A precision platformer with a twist. You can't jump, and it completely changes up how you will experience this game. I really am enjoying both the mechanics and pixel art which is pretty vibrant and a lot of fun. The puzzles are pretty clever, and quick enough to progress through, pending a few retries, and there's challenge to try and compete for top times with the high score section.

With the repel and pull function, and alternating colours, it really is a game that keeps you thinking, and making really simple mistakes as you try and work out strategies and opposites on the fly, and the relief when you finally make it to the end of a tough level is pretty awesome. I love games like this and completely recommend it, and will be playing more for sure!

I did review if on the youtubes if you're interested in pretty similar comments with gameplay in the background!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ9r6EqTnx8

Akekon is a game that will naturally be compared to Pokemon Snap, although it is much more than a copy cat, and in my opinion has a bit more charm and magic to it. You play through different realms, of which you can unlock by collecting points, and aim to take photos of magical creatures in different poses.

One of the more unique features of Alekon is the lobby system, of which all the creatures you have photographed will come to live with you. They also will give you access to small cute mini games and the chance to change colour and designs of your lobby around you.

I enjoyed the free roam ability much more than the on rail part, and can recommend this game to people who like relaxing and fun game, with a fair amount of replayability required to make it further. There are some epic moments within levels that are quite spectacular!

I reviewed Alekon for My Youtube channel and you can see that video here if you like! https://youtu.be/phyS8R18Lt4

The game plays quite true to how It was advertised. Puzzles are fun, yet simple, and it is a really pretty game to play. I did have some issues with mic sensitivity, which made puzzles hard but most were easy enough to get through as long as persisted. I will play some more but most likely as a multiplayer experience!

Some more of my thoughts about the game with https://youtu.be/XjYqjjaUbQ8

A cute pixel art game with heavy point and click adventure elements. The puzzles are pretty tricky and definitely not a walk in the park. Recommended for people who like to work their way through problems until they finally become clear with a few extra clues!

A gorgeous game with heartfelt messages and a roller coaster of emotions to go through. Really fantastic puzzles to solve that tie into the aesthetic of the game and a soundtrack which will get stuck in your head for days to come.

A game which can be played in a few hours!