Recent reviews by Dim Dim

One of the most surreal and haunting experiences I've ever had playing a game like this. There were no jump scares, there was no loud screaming, just a tiny apartment, a few hallways, and a small office with a computer. Yet somehow this game created one of the most oppressive atmospheres I've felt in a horror game. The feeling of isolation coupled with the feeling that something, somewhere isn't right. I can't wait to get into another run, maybe share the experience with a friend and see what I might have missed around me as i was typing away. I'm very excited to see what this dev has to offer in the future and urge anyone looking for a horror game that's more about the atmosphere and tension, to give this little game a try.

I'm gunna have to give a negative review for two reasons, first being that when i tried the demo, the demo crashed causing my whole pc to crash and disable my graphics drivers. Second reason being my suspicion that AI was used for the facial animations, the animations for when NPCs and the player character speaks for that matter are atrocious and I have little reason to believe that AI wasn't used for the vocal animations. Neither the demo nor the main game store page mention anything about the use of AI in this product but the animations are far too uncanny for me to consider it simply wonky animations a human made. I personally refuse to support any project using AI

For now I have to say avoid this game, this is currently the only game I have ever been banned in and its for having a completely unrelated launcher open because I was playing a Ubisoft game before this, so I had the ubisoft launcher still running, Literally played once for 2 hours, came back today to play and was met with a 10 year ban for "breaking the User Agreement" so either it was banned while i was offline for a week or banned today for having the Ubisoft launcher open, either is unacceptable. I'll be uninstalling this game and its intrusive anti cheat, which sucks, I was really looking forward to the Black Hawk Down remake, shame this company decided to ruin the legacy of the Delta Force series

Looks interesting but I didn't get to play any of it, after spending 10 minutes doing maybe 4 things in the main menu and spending most of the time watching a loading symbol for minutes at a time I decided it wasn't worth waiting to play a demo, hopefully they fix that by the time this game is released or it's dead on arrival

This video game is very good and makes my little brain go whrrrrrrrr

Such a fun and adorable game! I love cooking sim games like Cook serve delicious and plate up, but one of the things that always stresses me out is the time limits, or feeling like customers are about to storm out, which is why I love how Galaxy Burger lets you just have a much more relaxing time by having no time limits and only rare customers with certain modifiers giving you any real limit on how long they'll wait for their food. Of course there is an unlockable timed mode for those who want to put their skills to the test and serve customers who will change their ratings based on how fast the food was prepared. All in all this is a very relaxing and cozy cooking game that offers up tons of different burger varieties, an assortment of drinks and sides, and really cute characters to serve it all up to! Definitely one of my fav games and would recommend everyone give it a try, and really excited to see what these devs have to offer in the future!

Awesome game! I'm a sucker for simulators like Viscera Cleanup, renovation games, and such, so for me this was an instant wish list when i saw it announced. The game does what it sets out to really well, with some interesting crime scenes, a decent cleaning arsenal, abilities to increase, items to steal, and with a pretty good story that really sets up the game nicely. The soundtrack is amazing, not just the tapes you can collect throughout the game (though they are great) the ambience, the sound design, and music that plays in the environment really sells the atmosphere. Honestly just a really well made game, that shows a lot of passion, and on top of that, all planned updates and additions look to be free, which is a breath of fresh air in the current gaming market. A solid 8/10 for me, if you enjoy sims or cleaning with a twist and a puzzle here or there, than this should be a great game to add to your library.

Serving as a prequel to Call of Juarez, Bound in Blood tells the story of the McCall brothers, and how they were tempted by the infamous Call of Juarez. The story is just as good as the first in my opinion and the gun play feels just as good, if not better than it's predecessor. If I had to make one complaint about the game is that despite being able to play as either Ray or Thomas McCall for the majority of the campaign save for the first two and two penultimate missions, the game doesn't allow any form of coop, nor is there any real difference in the campaign if you choose to play as one or the other. Another strange decision was the addition of tiered weapons and a money system for purchasing new weapons, which is odd due to the fact that money is shared between characters but not the weapons. All in all, i'd say this is a decent followup to Call of Juarez and decent bit of western themed fun.

I didn't have a Nintendo 64 back in the day and I always assumed Doom 64 was just a toned down version of doom for the Nintendo, so imagine my surprise when it released on steam and I find out that not only is this not a toned down version of doom, it's in fact an entirely new doom campaign that as only available on the nintendo. The tone in this one is actually slightly different, with a less metal inspired soundtrack and more chilling, haunting music, which goes well with the darker, bleaker lighting and visual style of the game as well. Despite the changes in style though the game plays much like the classic dooms, arenas, mob closets and fast paced actions doom fans love. All in all, I'm glad that more doom fans, including myself, now have a chance to play another great addition to the Doom Franchise

Doom 3 is an experiment on ID's part. They decided to try and follow in the footsteps of Half Life and other more cinematic games. By that I mean this is a much slower, more horror focused take on the doom formula. Trading fast paced battles in arenas, for more stressful treks through dark corridors, wondering where the next demon will emerge from, and while many fans of the series were turned off by this change, I honestly enjoy the game for what it is. Of course at the time we wanted a doom game more like 2016, but now that 2016 exists, it's nice to have this different take on the series.