housethemous の最近のレビュー

Fun spoof of DOOM. If you want to play DOOM but can't due to parental constraints, here is your game. It works just as intended. Nothing more here to say.

The achievements are broken however if that's your sort of thing. I got through multiple levels and did not get the associated achievement.

Grand Theft Auto set in the early 1900s Wild West.
Gunslingers cannot handle the ways of the new world and hold onto what they know. Robbing trains and stagecoaches, Gunslinging, and bounty hunting. The best part is nearly everyone dies in the end - just like real life.

This game is amazing in the sense of storytelling, voice acting, scene setting among other things.

Some might gripe over the fact that the game uses some liberties like having too long of cut scenes or a small bit clunky moving controls - but that's par for the course for Rockstar's.

The main story will take you 45-50 hours for normal players like me. Afterwards, there is tons more to do - just GTA games but completely unnecessary. The online is alive but not cared for anymore and honestly not very fun.

You are playing this to learn about life of the now lost Wild Wild West and to learn the tales of Arthur and the Dutch gang. Enjoy!

This game has beautiful artwork and animated cut-scenes. A lot of love was put into the development for sure.

However...

There the one main 'gimmick' in this game in which you control multiple characters - ala Trine. However, instead of a 2D sidescroller this is more a Metroidvania. You are constantly going to the same place with (mildly) clunky controls. Why this does NOT work is because you can have different characters ALL over the map at different times and constantly changing between them. I commend the developers for trying something, but it does not gel with the other games in the similar genre.

Almost like you are going through a couch co-op game, single-player. You need a buddy.

There is a reason why achievements went from 63% complete to 13% complete in a matter of one quest... everyone quit.

Well... I'm not sure what I was expecting. I am all for lazy, idling games that are more low-key but this is something else.

It's Where's Waldo with a 21st century coat of paint. This does not even have to be a digital game - but could be a book just like the originals.

Props on the dev for putting money into the project to hire people and then give it away for free... but... It's not exactly gripping.

This is a beautiful Third-Person side scrolling game that focuses on Hindi lore. The visuals are breathtaking and it even has voice acting. The game is rather short, being beaten in about four hours however.

Also, the game is ridiculously easy. I only died twice, just from platforming areas. I did not even die once during any of the boss battles. At certain points, you will feel so powerful that you will run through levels at lightening speed feeling more like a parkour game.

Even if not into the Indian lore, this game is well worth checking out simply for the breathtaking visuals.

This game is a ton of fun. It is a firefighting game with RPG elements to upgrade and buy new equipment. It is best played multiplayer with friends, as the single player experience is simply 'tasks' with no story to speak of. It is a 'physics' based game with rag-doll effects in the same vein as Human Fall Flat or Goat Simulator.

If playing with others, tons of laughs will be had!

This game has a nice artstyle, music and voiceacting.

Unfortunately with puzzle games, the most important aspects are lacking - Movement/Gameplay and the puzzles themselves. The movement is very weird and takes some time to get used to. It is very slow and cumbersome and can almost feel the physics are a bit off. Because of this, some of the platforming elements are hard to grasp.

The puzzles are not intuitive. By the end of chapter 1, I had to look at a guide to figure out two puzzles. This is supposed to be the beginning of the game. Even after I looked them up, I still didn't totally understand how I beat one?

It was a good effort from a great publisher, and a nice looking/sounding experience - but not a good 'game'.

Diablo 2 clone with terrible controls, an overly complicated UI and very minimal design change. You can also 'spoof' this game to be the strongest in the game by level 2 apparently. Classes make no sense and offer no balance. Auto-fighting is not a thing and must click every time for an attack. This might have been OK pre-2010 but I cannot recommend this in 2022 when things like Runescape have been doing it better for decades - FOR FREE!

Very playable within the 7-8 age range. It's a auto-playing game where you don't even need to do or manage anything. Essentially an achievement hunter. While it's not a 'cash-grab', it's barely what I would consider a 'game'.

EVERYONE WINS! - NO MATTER IF YOU WANT TO OR NOT!

This is about the most middle-of-the-road Call of Duty game in the franchise. While the gameplay is tight, it is so generic that you can guess the next line of dialouge before it happens.

Everything from Saving Private Ryan's Sniper in the Churchtower taken out by tank, to holding a picture of your pregnant girlfriend while getting razzled by your team.

Lastly, this almost feels more like Battlefield at times - you'll be taking control of tanks during battle, dog fights in the sky, jeep chases... It's not your traditional run and gun gameplay.



Very fun, but not really what most people come to expect from a CoD game.