MisterProject
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Computer Science student from Brazil. Currently developing a gothic hack n' slash called Bloodrush: Undying Wish.
I admit my ratings sometime get a bit arbitrary, so I'll try my best to explain them here:
1: Hate. Complete, utter hate. I would punch the developer if I could.
2-3: Either an unplayable game or a terrible experience filled with boredom, frustration and/or headaches.
4-5: I wish I had skipped this one. An average experience not even worth its time.
6-7: A good game worth its time, though usually one-and-done - in other words, it didn't wow me, and I could've lived without it. Wouldn't buy it full-price, maybe not even at half-price.
8-9: A great, engaging game that has amazed me in some way or another. Definitely would buy it at half-price, and maybe at full-price.
10: Either a flawless masterpiece or an incredibly powerful experience. I 100% love this game, and would happily buy it full-price.
Computer Science student from Brazil. Currently developing a gothic hack n' slash called Bloodrush: Undying Wish.
I admit my ratings sometime get a bit arbitrary, so I'll try my best to explain them here:
1: Hate. Complete, utter hate. I would punch the developer if I could.
2-3: Either an unplayable game or a terrible experience filled with boredom, frustration and/or headaches.
4-5: I wish I had skipped this one. An average experience not even worth its time.
6-7: A good game worth its time, though usually one-and-done - in other words, it didn't wow me, and I could've lived without it. Wouldn't buy it full-price, maybe not even at half-price.
8-9: A great, engaging game that has amazed me in some way or another. Definitely would buy it at half-price, and maybe at full-price.
10: Either a flawless masterpiece or an incredibly powerful experience. I 100% love this game, and would happily buy it full-price.
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Admittedly the slow motion mechanic makes this game pretty much trivial to complete, but honestly, I don't really care.
This game is fun. 'Cathartic escapism', the title of its last level, is probably the best way to describe it. Almost nothing can stop you - enemies have no collision, doors can be kicked open, and all walls are destructible by the player's arm cannon.
The moment that encapsulated the game for me was when I double-jumped onto another building, blew open the fucking wall with my fucking gun, slid behind the entire enemy barrage and proceeded to slow-mo headshot every enemy in that room.
Nowadays, I mostly play Severed Steel as a podcast game. Doing these stunts, breaking these walls... it's entrancing. Movement shooters tend to be fairly sweaty (which I appreciate!), but I'm actually glad this game goes a different direction.
This game is fun. 'Cathartic escapism', the title of its last level, is probably the best way to describe it. Almost nothing can stop you - enemies have no collision, doors can be kicked open, and all walls are destructible by the player's arm cannon.
The moment that encapsulated the game for me was when I double-jumped onto another building, blew open the fucking wall with my fucking gun, slid behind the entire enemy barrage and proceeded to slow-mo headshot every enemy in that room.
Nowadays, I mostly play Severed Steel as a podcast game. Doing these stunts, breaking these walls... it's entrancing. Movement shooters tend to be fairly sweaty (which I appreciate!), but I'm actually glad this game goes a different direction.
This might be a bit unfair to say, but honestly, I'd rather just play Ultrakill.
This game isn't bad by any means - the game feel is pretty good - but the upgrades aren't very meaningful, the weapons are barebones, the enemies don't have much charm, and dying by getting stuck between two props is really frustrating.
This game isn't bad by any means - the game feel is pretty good - but the upgrades aren't very meaningful, the weapons are barebones, the enemies don't have much charm, and dying by getting stuck between two props is really frustrating.
Fun, varied and quite polished. Not only does UDO feel great to play, with its satisfying animations and game feel, but it surprisingly contains a lot of content, with different upgrades, enemies, regions and skins to look forward to and unlock. Overall, this is a short, sweet and engaging title that's great to play while listening to music or a podcast.