Recent reviews by Halorange

Je m'attendais à rien, et j'ai pris du plaisir du début à la fin, très sympa !

I've been playing this game for a while now, but I'm still just as bad at it haha. It's still fun as long as you don't spend your life tryharding and analyzing every little detail to keep the game interesting.

Wood Guy is an adorable and fun game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The regular cosmetic unlocks to customize your wooden puppet are a nice touch, and the mix of 2D platforming in a handmade 3D world feels refreshingly unique. However, don’t be fooled by its cute appearance—there’s a die-and-retry aspect that can get pretty frustrating, especially on some of the harder levels (though thankfully, they’re not too frequent). The main downsides are some pesky bugs, particularly with the puppet’s physics, and controls that feel clunky, especially if you’re playing with a keyboard. It’s a game that could use some polish, but it’s still a fun and original experience!

I first got The Survivalists back in the day but didn’t have the time to dive into it properly. Revisiting it in 2024, I found myself loving its art style and the fun of automating everything with monkeys—having a base with 15 monkeys is just awesome! It’s a great game to chill with, offering enough content to stay engaging without dragging on. That said, it could really use more updates to keep things fresh (now, the game is basically dead so...). A solid, enjoyable experience overall!

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Tomb Raider. A modern take on a classic, it beautifully revamps everything we loved about the originals with stunning visuals and thrilling gameplay. Watching Lara's transformation into a hardened fighter is an absolute joy. A must-play reboot!

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Thief Simulator. Discovered thanks to Laink & Terracid, it sparked my love for quick simulation games. Chasing achievements is a blast, and it’s fun despite the occasional bugs. A solid pick for fans of quirky, goal-oriented gameplay!

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Saints Row IV: Re-Elected. Aliens, superpowers, and absolute chaos—it’s the Saints Row experience cranked up to 11. Sure, it’s far from Saints Row 2’s tone, but it’s pure fun and bromance. Shoutout to Bob Lennon for the discovery!

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Punch Club. The pixel art is fantastic, and the progression system with its three skill branches is super engaging. However, the grind at the end can get tiresome. Still, it’s a solid pick for fans of retro-style management games!

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Megadimension Neptunia VIIR. Coming from Sisters' Generation, this is a huge step up! Packed with video game history references and clever character moments, it’s a charming experience that truly deserves a look from JRPG and Neptunia fans.

I'm reviewing every game I've played so far—let's talk about Lucius. I picked it up after watching Laink & Terracid play it, and while the story is briefly entertaining, it quickly gets dull. Hunting for achievements is a slog, and honestly, I wouldn’t recommend it beyond the initial curiosity.