Recent reviews by Kyronectis

Heccin cool as heck story that hit me personally in some topics and issues, really good music selection and fun rhythm gameplay, and some pretty challenging puzzles to break stuff up a bit occasionally, and all that without it costing a single cent. I'm genuinely amazed by what team vividstasis has been able to pull off with this game, I very much enjoyed playing.

From a story perspective, UNBEATABLE is a pretty decent game. It unfortunately falls flat on integrating the rhythm game aspect into the story, however.
Most of the story is spent walking around or doing stuff with little to no direction, and though the story itself is fairly interesting, there is very little in terms of explanation as for *why* some things are the way they are. In addition, the 'hard' difficulty -which is apparently the intended difficulty for the game- feels extremely easy, especially in the earlier areas. At some point I decided to switch to the highest difficulty, which, though more fun, highlighted another flaw. Songs don't restart when you fail them, the game just keeps going. At my current point I do not know if there is a story-related reason for this, but it feels a bit like missing out. The one song that did restart had cutscenes all throughout it, which made the actual process of (re)playing the song honestly a bit of a pain, especially with a very quickly draining HP gauge, yet still somehow getting decently far into the song. There were multiple sections in the song which felt like missed opportunities to add more rhythm gameplay, instead of just flashy cutscenes.

Another thing I feel is weird is that seemingly random parts of the dialogues are not voiced, for whatever reason? I don't know if this is a bug with my game, but having random parts of the dialogue just not be voiced is pretty disorienting and immersion-breaking, in my opinion.

In this current state, I sadly cannot recommend UNBEATABLE. This game feels more like a playtest than a finished game, in this state.

This game feels like it's intended to be a blend between a visual novel, muse dash and rhythm heaven, though the game itself plays more like just a visual novel with occasional rhythm elements sprinkled into it. Unfortunately these rhythm elements are only added into the story when it seemingly looks cool, not when it plays well.

Blue Prince is definitely not a game for everyone, but if you like puzzles and maybe also roguelikes, I highly recommend you play it. It's got an interesting story, great music and a whole lot of puzzles that can make you feel insanely smart when you figure them out, but the opposite is naturally also true.

Because the mansion is everchanging, you're never really bored of what you might find and every day (run) gives you new opportunities and challenges.

If you prefer to just focus on one puzzle at a time, you might not enjoy this game. There will be situations where you need a specific set of conditions to progress in a puzzle, but they just don't seem to want to happen. Blue Prince is a game of finding opportunities and using them as best you can.

With the limited space you have, it's also key that you learn to use the rooms you can draft strategically, so you don't draft yourself into a corner or simply make the house too much of a maze to navigate with the limited steps you have. Fortunately you have a map to help you figure out the best thing to do in the moment.

Finally, just to give a tip in case it wasn't clear: Take. Notes. You will need them. a lot.
There will be times when you'd need information from rooms not currently available in the house. I prefer screenshots, simply because it guarantees I won't miss anything, but use whatever you like.

Long story short, Blue Prince is a dang good game, but definitely not a game for everyone.

I played this game for like 2 hours and I already love it.
Cobalt core is a roguelike strategy card game with a story that gets me hooked and makes me want to keep playing, a really good soundtrack, easy to understand mechanics, and cute critters to top it all off.

Highly recommend you play it if you like games like Inscryption, Slay the spire or Armello.

This game -will- make you cry. No questions asked. Anyone who doesn't at least shed a tear is either lying or some unfeeling monster.

Oh I love this game so much. Play it, if you're into story-based games. This is a pretty good one in my opinion.

Ah, the memories of playing this game in class on the school computers.
Simple, genre-defining, and somehow still surprisingly complex if you get a bit more into it.

A perfect game for those that do not have a lot of spare time on their hands.

And best of all: COOKIES, SO MANY COOKIES

I got my Steam controller all the way back in 2016, and it's still working flawlessly. It has opened up a whole world of games that just wouldn't be the same with mouse & keyboard controls. If Valve ever decides to bring it back, I would buy it again.

Me is play
Brain is break
Me is enjoy
You is play

LEGO The Hobbit is a decent LEGO game, but why the negative review?
Well, it is a decent game if you do not care about the story. The story is incomplete, after all. The third and final part was supposed to come out in a DLC for some reason, but it never did. Why they did not include it in the main game is beyond me.
"But why is you playtime so high if you didn't like it?" I hear you asking, and I say: Well, that's just because I insisted on getting every achievement in the game, which takes quite some time if you don't know what you're getting into.

LEGO The Hobbit is not a really special LEGO game worth considering if you care about story at all.

This game has taught me that I am somehow partially immune to rage. Of course, there are moments where I fall off the cliff and I am a bit annoyed, but it is never at the game. Getting over it is a game where you can only blame yourself for falling.

Somehow the game is even relaxing for me.
Now to reach the top 50 times.