jebek264
2020
Good souls-like game. The bosses, level design and combat feel very similar to FromSoft games so if you're into those give this game a shot. It's perfect lengh at around 10-12 hours and it also tries to do it's own thing so it won't feel like playing just a worse Dark Souls game.
2014
Average puzzle game. It's just the right lenght with 30 levels and it is also very simple to 100% if you're into achievment hunting.
Didn't really enjoy this one. While i don't dislike older graphics i think the original game is just a little too outdated and it didn't really sit with me. Might give the newer version a try tho.
2011
I grabbed this game when it was free on steam some time ago and i recently gave it a try. I wanted to give RTS games a try for a long time because i never really liked them buuut i didn't manage to get into the genre. I might just bee too simpleminded for such games.
I absolutely loved this game. The combat system while being super hard to get into (especially for souls fans) is some of the most fun you can have in a videogame. Every clang, every goomba stomp, every mikiri counter, every umbrella deflect is just sooo soo satisfying to hit.
Even without the build variety of souls games i think this one is maybe the most replayable FromSoft game just because of how addicting the combat is.
Also the achievments felt really good to get even tho there are for example: 4 for each ending (meaning you have to beat the game 4 times) or the one for getting all skills and prosthetics which might sound tedious at first but i can't stress how good it felt to go through all the achievments, through all the endings and getting all the prosthetics. It felt like it was part of the game instead of something you can get if you are a completionist i think the game kinda forces you into doing all this stuff (but not in a bad way tho) simply by how fun it is.
In short:
I love sekiro and i want to give Miyazaki a big kiss on the forehead for making this game.
Even without the build variety of souls games i think this one is maybe the most replayable FromSoft game just because of how addicting the combat is.
Also the achievments felt really good to get even tho there are for example: 4 for each ending (meaning you have to beat the game 4 times) or the one for getting all skills and prosthetics which might sound tedious at first but i can't stress how good it felt to go through all the achievments, through all the endings and getting all the prosthetics. It felt like it was part of the game instead of something you can get if you are a completionist i think the game kinda forces you into doing all this stuff (but not in a bad way tho) simply by how fun it is.
In short:
I love sekiro and i want to give Miyazaki a big kiss on the forehead for making this game.
2019
UberDanger wasn't lying when he said this thing was cocaine in videogame form.
Found this randomly while completing my Epic Games backlog and it completely sucked me in. The metroidvania level design with typing oriented combat is a combination i never knew i needed. Go play it you won't regret it.
If Genshin Impact and Dark Souls had a baby. The game was good but don't expect FromSoft quality bosses or level design.
If you've played throught all the soulsborne games and want something similar but also something that isn't just a blatant ripoff go for this game.
If you've played throught all the soulsborne games and want something similar but also something that isn't just a blatant ripoff go for this game.
2016
Short horror-puzzle game with great atmosphere give this game a go.
Let me start by saying this game could easily be like 5-10 euro and still be worth every penny.
This was first immersive sim game i've played and i must say it was a very pleasant. The dev himself said this game is a test project for a full High Entropy title and it definetely shows (not in a bad way of course).
It is a fun and short experience that both immersive sim veterans and beginners can enjoy. The achievments are also great and force you to explore the levels and find different solutions to finishing a level.
This was first immersive sim game i've played and i must say it was a very pleasant. The dev himself said this game is a test project for a full High Entropy title and it definetely shows (not in a bad way of course).
It is a fun and short experience that both immersive sim veterans and beginners can enjoy. The achievments are also great and force you to explore the levels and find different solutions to finishing a level.
While being a very short and very easy game it has it's charm.
The characters have great personalities and they are all goofy as hell. What more do you want? Some of the jokes are so bad that they are actually good and had me giggle a little. I let out a tiny bit of air once in a while you know.
Buuut as i said earlier it is a very short game at around 1 hour (can be even less if you don't care about the dialogue as much) and is very easy. Might aswell call it just Frog cuz there's no detective-ing to be seen. But that doesn't mean it isn't fun OKAY? Buy it. Play it. Enjoy it.
The characters have great personalities and they are all goofy as hell. What more do you want? Some of the jokes are so bad that they are actually good and had me giggle a little. I let out a tiny bit of air once in a while you know.
Buuut as i said earlier it is a very short game at around 1 hour (can be even less if you don't care about the dialogue as much) and is very easy. Might aswell call it just Frog cuz there's no detective-ing to be seen. But that doesn't mean it isn't fun OKAY? Buy it. Play it. Enjoy it.
Got this game free on Steam a long time ago.
It was fun but very repetetive and simple. One thing that got me through it was the fact that it was Ninjago out of all the lego titles. I don't think i would have finished the game otherwise but i understand that it is meant to be like a fun party/coop game that you play with a mate so it logically isn't as enjoyable solo. Still a nice throwback to when i was a little baby playing those LEGO Indiana Jones games with my brother
It was fun but very repetetive and simple. One thing that got me through it was the fact that it was Ninjago out of all the lego titles. I don't think i would have finished the game otherwise but i understand that it is meant to be like a fun party/coop game that you play with a mate so it logically isn't as enjoyable solo. Still a nice throwback to when i was a little baby playing those LEGO Indiana Jones games with my brother
2019
50 hours in 5 days speaks for itself
Amazing game. I wish there were more Warhammer titles similar to this game. The combat and the story were very good and the game holds up pretty well even after all these years.
2019
Another game i had on my Epic Games account that i finally decided to play and it was really fun.
This game is a pinball-dungeon crawler-puzzle game hybrid and it works suprisingly well.
The game can spike in difficulty at certain points but it's nothing too drastic. Also in the beginning it can feel like you're doing the same dungeon over and over just with different color scheme but trust me it gets waaay better and more interesting.
I 100% completed this game in 5 hours so you have no excuse to not play it if it is also in your "free epic store games" backlog.
This game is a pinball-dungeon crawler-puzzle game hybrid and it works suprisingly well.
The game can spike in difficulty at certain points but it's nothing too drastic. Also in the beginning it can feel like you're doing the same dungeon over and over just with different color scheme but trust me it gets waaay better and more interesting.
I 100% completed this game in 5 hours so you have no excuse to not play it if it is also in your "free epic store games" backlog.