Recent reviews by Cipher5656

This game brings back painful memories regarding a couch when I moved houses.

You know that one Simpsons meme where Moe throws out Barney only for Barney to reappear back in Moe's?


You're Barney and Moe is the crew when they throw you out of their ship, assuming your character doesn't die from blood loss that is...

It's really fun to be a border guard. Especially if the person you're searching has illegal contraband in their vehicle; in which you can slap the handcuffs on them and send them to the mines.

Great and interesting experience. The tone and mood of the game felt eerie, like if something was just... off... which seems to be the goal of the game, and it excelled. I do wish the game was longer, as it felt short. Completed in like 3 and a half hours. I'd wait for a sale before buying it. Still, the passion for the game from the developer is evident, and I hope to see more from the developer.


Oh and also... I know this may sound weird... don't know if I should call HSH about it... but I think I have some weird roommates that I'm not aware of. I can only assume that they are active at night and only make some light noises, which means I can still comfortably sleep. Whoever they are... they sure like to clean, since my house is pretty much spotless with no dust or anything of the sort. I should have nothing to worry about right? Shouldn't have to call this HSH people about it, right?

As someone who is a huge fan of Ace Combat, this ticks everything I love about Ace Combat.

The music
The gameplay
All of it!

A great grand strategy medieval game where you control a character who may be a duke or a king. Definitely has a learning curve to it, so don't expect to have success on your first playthrough of whichever character you want to play as.

The base game is great on its own, some of the dlc for the game is worth full price, others aren't as for them you should wait for a sale for them.

If you're looking for a medieval role playing strategy-esque game, then it's worth giving this a try.

Great simulation game if you are the type that finds entertainment in observing A.I. only simulations, which I believe is it's main function. You could of course actually play it yourself if that's what you want also. All I did was observe though, so I don't know much about the actual 'playing', but from what I've heard, it's really difficult apparently.

Review might change overtime. However, this game gives you exactly what it said it gives you. Whether it's worth to buy it or not depends on what price you're willing to buy it at.

Despite watching Pewdiepie play this a long time ago, along with others. This game still manages to give me the chills after all these years.

First off, the atmosphere of the game was superb, Frictional Games did an amazing job on making me feel unsettled throughout the game, and even when I know I am safe somewhere, there is still that overwhelming tension looming over my head.

While the combat was wonky at best, it allowed the player an 'emergency tool' to use if the usual stealth and trying to avoid enemies fails. Using the weapons and it all being wonky however made this game get some marks off. Still, one can say that it may have been 'intentional' making it so that sometimes it's best to run away if you are not capable of fighting to protect yourself.

Length wise, it is pretty short and sweet, at least for me. I managed to complete the entire game in one session, and it only took me about 3 hours. I feel however, that those 3 hours I spent on this game was time well spent. All that time was used efficiently, even if for some it felt 'too short'. It also might depend if you're going into this game blind or not. (For me I was semi-blind going into this)

Overall, I would give this a 9 out of 10. If Frictional Games would've made the game longer, and/or done away with the combat system or readjusted it. Still, everything else about Overture managed to outshine over those.

First Dark Souls game I ever played where I actually finished it.

Took a lot of deaths till I got gud, but the overrall experience was worth it.
The atmosphere of the entire game was spot on along with the setting of where you are.
The music was astonishing, especially when fighting bosses.
The feeling of accomplishment you get when you finally overcome a difficult part of the game.

Everything was fantastic, and it makes me want to finish my run of the original Dark Souls!
*Later*
Me: *Soul slowly dwindles away more as I die once again*

The Sims 3 is one of those games that I would come back to play again and again from time to time just because it gives me that sort of feeling of relief.

The base game I can guarantee you is worth the full price. The DLC? Not really, would wait for a sale on it before buying the DLC.

Overrall though, it is nice to watch and interact with a simulation of your little sims as they live, play, marry, woohoo...die... just like real life!