Recent reviews by Gaz

I'll start with what I liked about this game first, the art style is nice and I love games like this, at times it can have a creepy vibe but there is no horror to this game at all. I also love the premise of the game and what the devs were going for in terms of story or the meaning behind what is being said and why. The thought of how we change or can affect strangers lives without even really knowing it or meaning to, and also seeing how other people view the world from experiences of their own. But leading me right into the cons I had with the game, dialog can't be skipped or rushed through. You spend most of the time listening to people which isn't terrible on it's own but it gets to the point of just wanting it to end and most people end of saying the same things and this is especially not fun for the game taking 9 days (shifts) to complete or 18 if you play it twice to get both endings. The game play is just get the packages, take them to the right room, listen to dialog, repeat. With actually no pressure of messing up unless you miss the time frame which is very generous even for the later nights. You can't go to the wrong doors or even give the wrong package to someone (which I would recommend at the very least be added) You're given a sheet with a decent amount of information on it but the only thing I ended up looking at pretty much as soon as I found out nothing else mattered was the house number (of which there are 3) and the room number, and after running around just a few times even the glance at the house number was barely acknowledged. There are some things that change like some doors and halls being blocked so you kind of need to remember what is blocked and have a rough idea of what room numbers are on each floor. I got the good ending my first time playing and had over 300 deliveries with only 2 being late which leads me to the next point of the bugged achievement for getting 50 on time deliveries. I saw another post talking about it and I have had the same experience which 100% achievements is why I started this game in the first place. I was really forcing myself to keep playing just to be able to beat the first couple days then day 5 comes and tells me I still have 4 more till I beat it and I feel that's where a lot of people will quit if not sooner because of the monotonous game play loop. I'm not doing this to degrade the devs or just complain about everything again I like the idea and the concepts of what is spoken about in the game I think it just needs more to keep things interesting and something to actually make you worried to fail.

Visions of something incredible.

I love everything about this game. The artwork is amazing and incredibly creative and unique. The puzzles are fun to interact and figure out while also not being too hard and also very different from other puzzles seen in games. I love this developer and I can't wait to see what's next!

Beautiful game. That's all that's needed to be said about Gris. Recommended to anyone that loves art and stories told without words.

I'm sad and can't get enough of this game. The artwork is one of the biggest standouts to me in any game and OMORI takes it to another level and the story is amazing. So much that is relatable to so many people myself included that makes this game work so well and is more effective with making you sad, happy, or angry than most games out there. The combat and skills feel nice to use mixed with interesting and fun items makes each encounter enjoyable. The way that the world opens up for exploration and new story mechanics is fun too, giving a lot to look at and take in before moving on to another area while giving reason for not being able to just go anywhere from the beginning. Highly recommend this to everyone even people that typically don't like games like these. It's worth a play.

The best zombie survival game out there. So much realism and detail and every play through will be different and stressful. This is how you died.

Dying to starving bandits, bonedogs, goats, and starvation as soon as the game starts is so fun. When you start the game you could stub your toe on a pebble and die, but the feeling that you get seeing a stat go up even one point isn't like anything i've gotten from another game. Kenshi is hard and unforgiving and having a limb chopped off is a very real threat or being eaten alive or struck by a sunbeam from the sky but once you start gaining levels and winning fights and not worrying about your next meal it's always enjoyable and never gets boring (at least to me). There will always be things that can go wrong but that's what makes this game so great and you can do or be whoever you want to be. The modding community is very good for this game too and would highly recommend checking out some. So if you like pain, ignore morality play Kenshi ;)

Fun game, interesting and funny references to keep you engaged for a while if you just want an arcade shooter to turn your brain off for a while. Very good artwork and style that is always a plus in a game and the soundtrack is fun to listen to. There are a couple different game modes to choose from but not anything big and no different maps or areas, it would've been nice to see more enemies and places but it wasn't that big of a deal to just play a shooter for a while. Only downside really for me was that the achievement for dying 50 times is bugged and wouldn't unlock and it was the last one I needed.

I got this game as a steam discount offer and went in not thinking too much about it but the game was great. It was exactly the thing I needed right now as I've been battling depression and a lot of the topics that come up in the game and it was really comforting at times. I would recommend to anyone that likes games with unique views on mental health and visualization of what at times you feel you can't describe to anyone. It related to me a lot and felt like it gave a form to my feelings over the years. It's a fairly short game and you can get everything it has to offer in just a few hours so if you're looking for a quick play or an easy 100% it's worth the money.