Gameonysus
A 7/10 that you'll love like a 10/10. A co-op split screen adventure that made me go "remember when games used to be fun?" This game has a pointing mechanic and a flashlight that can reveal hidden items. You can also kick people down and beat the shit out of them once they've been stunned by the light. 50% RE action, 50% we have TLOU at home; 100% fun. And just a little bit of bullshit to keep you humble.
2023
I don't normally like these kinds of games but lethal company has grown on me quite a bit. It's a simple loop but what I like about it the most is how you can slowly gain data to learn about the monsters so even if you die of BS it can be a learning experience. I also love decorating my ship even tho its a waste of money bc this is a video game not real life imma buy what I want.
2023
I've never played a decision-based game where absolutely nothing happens before. I picked this game as something to play with a fellow FMV fan. We were both totally okay with this game potentially being kind of bad and it still disappointed me.
Before this game I thought I had played the worst FMV game ever with I saw Black Clouds but this is somehow way worse.
Before this game I thought I had played the worst FMV game ever with I saw Black Clouds but this is somehow way worse.
2024
It's not bad but to say its good is being a little generous. I think the radio in this game totally carries and tbh the story goes in some interesting places. It's very much a run away from the enemy/avoid traps style of platforming. The one hit death can be a pain at times. This is a podcast game where they built the podcast INTO the game. Def heavy handed at times (perhaps knowingly so?) but a fun anti-capitalist pro-environment message.
2023
A super smart and special puzzle game. So creative, so cool, a few issues with how long it takes to get around and how easy it can be to get lost but I admit that Im just bad with directions. Still wondering if I should put this at a 5/5 but I did knock the half point because of the aforementioned friction.
2024
Wow. Never have I been so compelled by an idea and so let down by the execution. Home Safety Hotline should be applauded for its creativity and spooky playfulness but I hate to say it, it's not fun or interesting to play. If you've done the first two days that's it. That's the game. No spoilers but the underlying mystery, and short runtime, is the only thing that made me see it through and god did it amount to nothing. This game starts out as "oh okay this is kinda cool!" and by the halfway point its at "i don't hate it!"