Recent reviews by DestMarP

I'm excited to hear of any new additions/updates as they come to the game. Kind of like Hotline Miami if everyone used swords and was cooler. Nuts to butts bonkers action, ya love to see it.

Inscyption is an incredibly game that tells an extremely intrigueing story that has you coming back for more, and greets you with its great card play and deckbuilding mechanics that make winning feel great and make losing suck less.

Inscryption has an incredible story that makes you feel really cool and secretive about as it delivers this story in a manner that makes it closer to the satisfaction of figuring out an ARG (although Inscryption has its own —Already been solved but you can follow along) without the banging your head against the wall part. However, this story is subsidized with the great card play and deckbuilding that makes it rewarding to both outplay your opponent and to absolutely pummel them with a card that you made overpowered. The game, especially in Act I, has its roguelike elements really shine through as the game allows you to break its own mechanics and it provides a sense of satisfaction for that, rather than the feeling of cheating it that is provided by some other roguelikes. Despite the gameplay being so good, Daniel Mullins does not hold his punches as there are tons of cool twists with both massive gamplay changes (only for the better) and there is awesome story progression that accompanies it. As a Mullins game, there is the wealth of secrets that follow in its trail and hunting for them is a great feeling once you find something that you could’ve played the entire game through and never before seen. This all, not to exclude its stellar soundtrack, culminate into one of the finest indie classics that I have ever played, with its ending being something that I still think about.

TL;DR: Inscryption is a masterpiece of a roguelike with stellar storytelling and great gameplay that all mark it as a master stroke of a Mullins game and of indies in general. Now goodbye dear Review Reader, buy this game, and allow me to shake your hand.

finally a game where people can only be racist based on the sound of my voice

do it fast

like really fast

"This is the thing I'm talking about, right here. I've told you guys about it before. No ifs ands or buts. This right here, is absolute perfection" Jerma "Sus Guy" 985

Noita is an unforgiving roguelike with great depth and strategy well beyond its deceptively simple appearance.

It is an extremely expansive game with unfathomable amounts of content available to those who know where to look
Noita contains loads of different endings to keep you entertained for months, and more than that it has dozens of secrets that all provide something new and helpful to aid you on your journey in this run and the next. And the next. And the next. Noita is a punishing game that brings extreme challenge, but properly rewards you with that sense of satisfaction when you inevitably conquer that challenge and successfully break the game. Noita's wand crafting system was intended to be broken. Testing any and every possible wand combination, no matter how stupid, will help you to progress, and if it doesn't, it will kill you. The crafting of Noita is at its best when you learn to break the game and its spells, and when done right, it will properly reward you with something that is immeasurably overpowered, yet simultaneously deserved.

I will leave you with my final thoughts and a message:
When you begin, Noita's main attraction is its entertaining physics engine, but as you play more the incredible depth and strategy will shine through, from the depths of Hiisi Base.

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