the_frogman
2019
SCP Foundation, the game. A rip-roaringly fun time, with some fantastic worldbuilding under all that goofiness.
2016
Bioshock is good.
This version is straight-up broken.
This version is straight-up broken.
2020
John Carpenter's "The Thing," with pixel-art graphics and some downright addictive gameplay. My one and only complaint is a lack of more carrion!
1996
I really, truly wish I hardly knew 'er.
I.E. This game fuckin' blows.
I.E. This game fuckin' blows.
2018
It's an exceptionally rare treat to find a game that seems tailor-made for you, specifically. A perfect mess of breathtaking visuals, engaging gameplay, and a story that perfectly combined classical mythology with modern sensibilities.
2017
I mean, what the hell am I supposed to say? It's minecraft! You can't walk through a goddamn target without knowing what this game's about.
2014
This was my first-ever Pokemon game, and I still consider it one of the best I've played. According to my friends who've played Ruby, it's an upgrade, but I consider it good enough to stand on it's own: a good game, I think.
2020
A rip-roarin', gleefully irreverent adventure through a marvelously dystopian cyber-city. I simply cannot wait until Chapter 1.
For somebody who'd never played a Sinnoh-region game, I had a fantastic time! A fun story, (comparatively) innovative mechanics, and that good old-fashioned Pokemon charm came together quite well with this one.
The best time I've ever had with an MMO, no contest.
A fun park manager that fails to shine without the benefit of DLC: base-game content is lacking, to say the least, and fails to capture the sense of accomplishment this sort of game should inspire.
2007
God, my feelings about this game are capital-C Complicated.
In it's current state, this game fails to shine as much as it should. The concentrated malevolence of a few, unfunny people have rendered it nearly unplayable, and it sure as hell seems like Valve has stopped caring.
Still, if you've got some good friends beside you, it can be a damn good time.
In it's current state, this game fails to shine as much as it should. The concentrated malevolence of a few, unfunny people have rendered it nearly unplayable, and it sure as hell seems like Valve has stopped caring.
Still, if you've got some good friends beside you, it can be a damn good time.
A fun little jaunt into the Sonic universe, supported masterfully by it's pleasant art and engaging micro-story. If I had to pick one gripe, it would probably be the mandatory mini-games, but that's just the old man in me; this is a marvelous little visual novel, made all the better by the obvious love that went into it.
2022
A cute, solidly made mashup between community management and rogue-like combat. Though not much for replayability, this game remains a pleasant memory.
2022
A baffling journey of grief, music, and the ever-present question of "god, do I really need to waste my ammo on that guy?" If you like cosmic horror, getting bummed out, and- oddly enough -the old, bad, Resident Evil games, this is the masterpiece for you.