Carny
The most boring game I have ever played. Thats really all I can say. The charm runs out after 4 days of playing. Along with the fact that they stopped supporting the game after around a year of release, they didn't have enough to keep me playing.
EDIT: I know its the point of Animal Crossing to be slow, and have progress take real days to feel more satisfying in the end, but that kind of game just isn't for me.
EDIT: I know its the point of Animal Crossing to be slow, and have progress take real days to feel more satisfying in the end, but that kind of game just isn't for me.
2014
Shovel Knight seriously rocks. What really shines is the level design, soundtrack, and main mechanic of bouncing with the shovel. The death defying jumps make the game stressful, but it doesn't make it too challenging. I would give this one a try if you like 2D platformers, it seriously is a classic.
This expansion to the original Shovel Knight takes what was great about the original (exciting music, fun level design, cool abilities) and makes it cooler. In my opinion, Scythes are cooler than Shovels (even though both are great). If you've played the original Shovel Knight, I would say skip straight to this expansion. Plague Knight can come later.
2019
This game is straight up the equivalent of Gamefreak pointing and laughing at me for enjoying games from my childhood. A sick and twisted joke that's formulated to be a cash grab. This is genuinely horrid. The game looks bad, is as easy as walking for Usain Bolt, and the story, ohh the story. What a formulaic piece of garbage. Please, skip this game, for your own good.
Shadow of the Colossus is seriously amazing. It takes the concept of a Mega Man boss rush and turns every aspect up to 11. The gorgeous soundtrack, the stunning visuals, and the spectacle of it all. The controls feel a bit wonky at first, but if you can get past that aspect, this game has moments where it exceeds many AAA games today.
2019
Katana Zero really emphasizes the feeling of being a assassin. The kills are fast and bloody, the music is funky and hardcore, and the level design makes the whole thing come together just right. Katana Zero isn't the longest game in the world, but for its price, its one of the most value heavy games on Steam.
2019
Personally, Persona 5 Royal is my favorite game of all time. It changed what video games were to me. They weren't games, they were experiences. They weren't just fun to me, they were pieces of art. The story really captivated me. The gameplay pulled me in with its simple UI and deep mechanics. Everything about the game feels like magic. On my first playthrough of Royal, I seriously fell in love all over again. I played the original Persona 5 around a year before, and even though I was spoiled on certain story moments from the new content, I still had an absolute blast. One of the biggest reccomends I can give.
2021
I. LOVE. STRIVE. From the stunning visuals, to the exciting gameplay, Guilty Gear Strive is easily tied for the most fun fighting game I have ever played. Seriously, give this one a try.
2020
Devil May Quake doesn't even begin to describe this game. It's fast, its fun, it has so much charm. I cannot believe more people aren't talking about this masterpiece. What an experience.
Played this game at a young age. I don't remember much, other than the announcers and the fun sword gameplay.
My personal favorite Danganronpa game. Each trail was stressful, and each one made me really question everything I knew. The setting is great, and the characters are pretty entertaining. I give this one a reccomend as long as you like visual novels AND you have played the first game,
Man, what an amazing game. A crowning achievement of design, development, and gameplay. A crossover for the ages. Easily the best smash game. It's not only the best smash bros game to me though. To me, Ultimate is like the greatest musuem of gaming we will ever get. A magnum opus of a game. Wow, what a time. I have spent over 1000 hours and every minute was fun. I highly reccomend.
2021
Deltarune Chapter 2 is a pretty fun RPG overall. Characters and moments that actually made me laugh, combat and gameplay that seriously hooked me, and scenes that genuinely had me hype. What an amazing follow-up to Chapter 1.
2020
A fun, engaging game with lots of charm. It can be brutal visually due to the gore, but if you can get past that, it really is worth it.
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc was the game that got me into visual novels. The idea of a mystery on this scale and with such a dense and stressful atmosphere was really captivating for me. The problem is, no other visual novels have really done what this series has done for me. If you like mystery games at ALL, please try this game.