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This game has always had a very special place in my heart. The sound design, art style and gameplay combined create a unique experience while playing. Absolutely love this game. It's a shame it's no longer actively updated with new content.

This game doesn't really help with anything in regards to building skills and improving stuff more than the game you're actually playing already does. The scenarios you face in this game aren't really realistic when it comes to the majority of FPS games that you'll play. All this game does is reflect on whatever ability is already there.

Left clicking spheres in a 3D environment will not help you in FPS games where you have other abilities aside from left clicking. It doesn't account for a lot of different FPS aspects that are common on a base level, such as the sniper rifle having a high magnification versus in Aim Lab where it's just an overlay on your screen, or for other aspects such as opponents that spam jump/crouch/prone.

Pointers such as the 'left side weakness' are inconsistent with the actual gameplay. It's not a case of X side weakness when you don't allow enough time for the player to actually move their cursor over the next sphere in comparison to the spheres spawning on the opposite side; that's a case of poor thought. Even if you go many games without ever having a 'left side weakness' pointer, you're apparently permanently disabled on the left side according to your profile.

If a sphere spawns behind where your gun is positioned and you can't see it due to your perspective, that's blamed on you not being good enough, because you should have xray vision enough to be able to see through the gun you're holding. You don't? Then you're not fast enough.

Would you like further insight as to how your gameplay scored? Have fun figuring out what the circles on the Advanced page are referring to exactly, because it explains this no where.

You may as well just keep playing the game you're already playing than investing any actual time into this, you'll learn more by just playing anyway.

This doesn't just go for Aim Lab exclusively, but for every 'aim trainer'. You'd have more warm up being thrown into a match with the dumbest AI bots out there. Nice idea, poor execution.

Negative feedback or criticism from players is unappreciated. It used to be a great game upon release that had its bugs, but over time it became more and more apparent that this development team don't really know what they're doing with the game. More bugs and more dupes come with each patch, I don't think there's a QA team considering how many easily found common bugs there are.

In 1.1 my purpose as a healer was completely nullified. I spent nearly 700 hours playing as a healer just to have every aspect of pve made completely useless. Healing potions are more worth while than a healer is. They changed elite mobs to scale per player present (you have to be in a group to kill these in the first place, by the way) and people would previously drop like flies even if you had 20 people ganging up on one elite mob, now that the mobs scale and they nerfed healers plus the drops from chests and mobs, doing elite mobs is useless, making playing past level 60 pointless.

I don't recommend this game, it's not going to withstand time as much as other MMOs such as World of Warcraft, Runescape and so on, especially when they're partially ignoring the unhappy members of the playerbase, which has already resulted in a large percentage of their playerbase permanently quitting...

This game has only been released for 2 months, by the way, and there's more problems in this "polished game" than most beta releases.

Good game, good concept, not one of the generic horrors that heavily rely on jumpscares to scare you. Very unnerving game, and myself and my friends have had a blast playing and streaming the gameplay together.

Would be awesome for there to be a team behind this game versus just a solo dev, even though the developer is evidently very talented I feel like it would be quicker to produce content updates and address bugs if there were a team of people, even if it's just a small team.

I suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder, just to put that out there, so I thought I wouldn't be able to play or watch horror due to severe anxiety and panic attacks, however it's simply not the case with this game thanks to the lack of relying on cheap jumpscares. I can finally enjoy the horror genre again because of Phasmophobia.

It delivers very well, and if you don't think so then play through asylum solo on professional with full volume in a dark room.
100% recommend to anyone that remotely enjoys horror, or wants to give the genre a try.

Played and completed both 1 & 2, I was waiting for this game to drop for days, going to say that I'm barely into the storyline so far and I've not been disappointed.
The game is great, massive map compared to the past two in the series which really allows you more time than previous to take in each scene.

As much as I absolutely love the Lucius series, I wouldn't go as far as to say that this game is perfect, during the few hours that I was playing I ran into a few bugs.
I was sometimes hopping off of the main road or jumping onto random things to further explore the map, occasionally this would result in me being stuck in the middle of a circle of rocks for a couple minutes with no way to get out.



When I went to go explore Gabriel's house for the first time, I was at the post box, and out of no where, Gabriel appears, but instead of walking properly, it was the top of Gabriel's forehead and hair in the ground that followed me out to his houses' mailbox. As this looked like a bug, I decided to take a screenshot; https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1590651061


Anyway, that being said, I'm going to say again that this review may change later as I'm not even half way in to the story just yet. So far 9.5/10 for me, -0.5 for minor bugs - good game, nice storyline, definitely deserves my recommendation plus many more.

Good game to grind, only thing that's bad about it is that the mob boss minigames are horribly presented. Sometimes it's clear as to what you are supposed to do, other minigames such as the "Chronos" mob boss minigame are horrible and nothing is there to help you understand anything going on.

Nice application, seems to have a massive memory leak problem though, so I rarely use it. Do not recommend.

First played the game whilst I was sat down at insomnia 55 a few years ago. It was a game that I don't regret my time playing. The storyline was very interesting, the idea behind the game is definitely unique and all in all, I think the final product was made very well considering the date that it was released in.

Only real downside is that the objects/characters can be a bit buggy now and again, but hey, that is to be expected in games where you can freely move them about.

Would recommend to people that like to release their inner jerk as well as people that enjoy drama.

Recommended to two friends of mine that ended up buying and are now both hooked.
[Our general opinion]

Great game, really addictive thanks to the story line. Stardew is a game that you'll spend hours upon hours playing and offers a lot of freedom in the game itself. Its graphics are extremely nice for pixels and the extra animations give it all a nice touch.

To a very small amount of others making negative reviews on this, think beforehand. It's extremely clear that a lot of hard work has gone into the making of this.

In my opinion, £10 very well spent. Have played and enjoyed this for many hours and will be playing for many more.

If you're into roleplaying, grindy and games where you have to spend a while working toward a goal instead of getting it instantly, buy this. Trust me when I say that you won't regret it.