Скорошни рецензии на Mr. Goose

I've put some time into it and really want to give it a good score. But unfortunately technical issues as of late have really hindered enjoyment of the game. Constant network issues and dropping out right when you join the game is extremely frustrating. As of the current release has made multiplayer unplayable

Godtier <3

Great game. Buggy AF audio however and there was more than a few times where I was stuck in an elevator without it moving up despite me hitting the button :(

What a damn fine FPS. I typically stay away from Shooters because I kinda have gotten used the mechanics of all of them, but Last Light is probably one of the most atmospheric and enriching games I've played in the genre. This game is 100% about immersion and I played it with all English removed w/ Russian Audio turned on and in hardcore mode with a limited HUD (I highly recommend playing the game this way).

I will note that the harder difficulty will almost always require a stealth approach since your health is significantly reduced, but this kind of play style is extremely rewarding and makes you feel like a badass when you are clearing out an entire room of foes when you are aware of your surroundings and make use of turning off all the light sources.

There are 2 endings to the main campaign dependent on your moral choices (I got the bad ending so it was a bit rougher to digest in terms of overall conclusion). I will be going back for a second playthrough in ranger mode and going for all the memos to collect.

Overall, fantastic game. Can't recommend enough.

This game is one I know has been talked to death in the past few years, but I feel it is important to share my overall experiences with the game.

** Starting off with the Cons **
First off, this is a game that is monotonous in terms of exploration. You're gonna be retreading similar areas and you will be using the same tools from the beginning (apart from one or two) that are gonna be utilized later on. The game is not centered on a "meaty" play time with clocking in barely 6 hours (and that's with me doing minor exploration) which I know will bother a few.

HOWEVER!!!!!!!!!

** Getting into the Pros **
This game has a damn good soundtrack and the story grips you once it really ramps up. There's a central mystery that really drives the narrative forward and I found myself pushing past a lot of the walking sections simply to find out where certain events and decisions will take me. Music and beats hit at just the right moments and there's a lot of tension building once past the first hour of playtime.

The story is primarily communicated w/ your radio that you will consistently bring up over the course of the story. As a matter of fact, the only other character with dialogue (other than another that i'd rather leave to your surprise) is Delilah, another look-out in the region with you. The conversations you have with her have some consequence during the story and she serves as a playful/fun figure that acts as your companion throughout the adventure. The voiceacting for her as well as your character are well done and there's moments of comedic relief between the two that I found really enjoyable in-between the tense scenarios. You can also replay the story once your first playthrough is over and you can explore some of the other dialogue options that you may have missed out on. Furthermore, there aren't really any "long cut-scenes" during the game but there are some segments where you are quickly watching events unfold.

Beyond the main chunk of the story, I have to talk about the ending. I will leave it up to you to reserve judgement but I will say it's hit or miss depending upon how you view the overall message of the story.

I would recommend it for anyone who enjoys a good thriller, heartwarming/funny dialogue, and a good central mystery. Must buy on a steam sale!

I have to say that Gone Home felt like a different experience to me. I've heard praise of the game for it being a narrative masterpiece and negatives such as the short-length and it being a "walking simulator". Personally, I feel that there is a lot more to like about this game than there is to hate. Yes, it is on the shorter side in terms of length but the time you do spend in the house is littered with detail & notes that give you a very in-depth look at the life of the family living there. This game just like many other is more artform than is it an action or gameplay heavy games in the current day and age. I would highly recommend it for it's exploration, it's characterization of people surrounding the central mystery, and the atmosphere maintained.