Recent reviews by Huckleberry

The best (and not the Überreste) of all the Wolfensteins.

What's there to say more about DRR? Just want to reiterate that it's excessively fun when played with a friend. The co-op is sublime and comes off as a different game altogether compared to the solo.

A major portion of my childhood is rejuvenated. I had my doubts about its eventual outcome when they first announced Retold but I'm thrilled to find it equally engaging after over two decades.
I haven't come across a function that takes away from the original experience. I truly think this release is largely intended towards that early 2000s 'niche' audience. With the gold edition including novel expansion packs it's an absolute steal.
I always thought AoM's a better (and fund) representation of the trademark RTS genre than let's say AoE, despite AoE's prevailing sequels. Glad to find people who think the same.
Let's just say, Isis did hear our pleas.

What can I say that's not already been said about Detroit: Become Human?
A techno-artistic masterpiece with depth story direction. Every single aspect, from the soundtrack to the graphics is fine-tuned to make the journey unforgettable. The story could not be more captivating either.
After almost 25 hours of playthrough it is only viable for me to choose the best endings I could manifest. Imagine the number of hours awaiting for you to avail to reach other probable endings.
This title strives within its rare genre and undoubtedly outshines the others in the process.

A remarkable video game in its own right. Although many of the mechanics are archaic and the game itself can feel clunky, it is still unique, unlike most other cookie-cutter sandboxes. The story, setting, and soundtrack are all apropos to serve justice to its character.
I missed out on several catchy titles from the mid to late 2000s. The Saboteur was always on my checklist so could not be more thrilled to finally have it on Steam. Must play worthy for many.

Intense and Fun.

There are only a few games that are sheer perfect at their craft.
Titanfall 2 dignifies that list in so many ways.
A masterful creation in video gaming.

If you're a C&C fan then Iron Harvest falls right in your backyard. I had legitimate fun playing the game initially and the Rusviet's are my favorite faction so far since I haven't thoroughly played the Usonian DLC campaign. With that said the game has balance issues and a few clunky Ai mechanics, noticeable vigorously upon the Saxonian campaign. Despite that, I think it does a solid of introducing a quite impressive story and faction heroes (soundtrack too). A sequel is bound to follow!

What a journey! I encourage everyone to indulge in Black Mesa at least for the Xen and its successive levels—a milestone achievement in remaking this perennial experience.

Cinema... and life?