Recent reviews by Rabieshijax

Endless Night is a quick and dirty wave based shooter with dark elements. Limited to two guns and a handful of waves however It's free and great for those who are getting used to VR.

I hope this was a demo for a VR game they are making. This was amazing and I want to support them by purchasing whatever game they throw at us. I feel like even though this game was short it's still worth at least a $5 price tag. Download it, play it, laugh. Make your friends play it, and laugh at them. This game will give you at least 20 - 30 mins of enjoyment for each play through.

Loved the original Bioshock. Bioshock Remastered in the begining started to give me that nostalgia of entering Rapture once again. Then it crashed when I tried to save. Worked to get everything I lost from my previous save, then it crashed when I tried to open the map. If I press start or select, there's pretty much a 50% chance the game will crash. In the state it's in, I cannot reccomend picking up the Remastered version.

I was a kickstarter backer, got my game without issue.

Game is fun and fast paced. Voice acting is hokey at sometimes but with the style of the game it doesn't really take away from anything. Not the ideal replacement for Megaman, but it does fill the gap. If you're a fan of Megaman games this is a new direction for the 2-D sidescroller and it is fun.

Good:
-Dialouge / Voice Acting
-Scenery

Bad:
-Story (choices are inconsequential)
-Length; beat it in less than 3 hours.
-For being in the wilderness, not much to explore.
-Price (wait for it to drop to at max $10)

I can't recomend this game. For the good parts that it has, it's too pricey and just too short.

A huge fan of the vanilla game and 100% complete. I really can't say the season pass is worth the price tag. You get a few more hours of gameplay for a few new skills to play around with but not much else. A caragor that can stealth, a graug that can spit, and bright lord campaign forces you to brand everything, a few runes, and the final boss fight for the bright lord was just as disappointing as the tower fight. Love the game, skip the DLC.

If you are a South Park fan, this is a must have. The Stick of Truth is a long South Park movie starring you. The game has tons of nods to previous episodes from the series, I spent several hours just exploring the town checking things out. The gameplay is similar to Paper Mario. It's a turn based RPG that gives you bonuses for well timed button presses durring attacks and defensive actions. These end up playing a vital role in surviving during your battles. The controls and certain "puzzles" can actually be a little confusing at times and some tutorials are obnoxious if you don't put in the correct inputs. Unfortuneatley the game is very short for an RPG style game. If you do just the main story line you may easily come in under 10 hours. If you do all of the extra content you might be able to squeeze out 20 hours. By the end of the game I was sastified with all the hype that I carried coming into the release of this game having laughed myself silly several times through the course of the game.

So in Summation:
Buy it now if your a HUGE fan of South Park, you will not be displeased with the story, otherwise pick it up during the upcoming steam sale.

It's a melee Metroid, what's not to love?