Recent reviews by Postdott

An absolutely fascinating achievement in storytelling and game making. This is a highly polished and functioning product AT RELEASE, and I think it is something that all game developers should strive to achieve. One of the very few games that I've bought at full price and it is so much worth it.

It's chill if you want to just kick back and mow down hordes of demons. I'm 50+ hours in and so far I like the progression and seasonal challenges. The campaign had some pretty sick cinematics, good voice acting and atmosphere. Obviously the microtransactins are problematic in a full priced AAA game, but I haven't felt the need to buy anything so far, so can't really comment on that. Overall good time killer, fun with friends or just by yourself.

It's chill I guess.

It's good fun playing with friends and advancing into more restaurant layouts and recipes. I hope we get regular updates and new stuff and I'm excited for what's the come next.

Single player is a bit of a mixed bag as some of the recipes are more complex/require more time to cook and you being both the chef and the waiter complicates thing even more to the point of near impossible.

This game also supports remote play, so you can play together with friends that don't own the game via your session - very cool move by the devs.

Alright, bought the game yesterday and finished Episode 1 straight away. It felt great to get back into the atmosphere of the game and meet some new characters (some old ones, too).

The first episode, I really liked. Starting at the newly introduced personages and their backstory, and the overall atmosphere and ending with the unexpected turnouts of some situations. It was a breath of fresh air. Liked the beginning, liked the end aswell. Another positive thing they did for the first time is they showed us the world before the zombies took on and I can appreciate that. It certainly gives the characters solid backstory and makes you understand what they've been through.

Now, the second episode was a mixed deal for me (mind you, I just finished it and am still kind of on the hype, if I can say that). The game is now starting to follow the path of the tv-series and that is bad, simply because it is predictable. They always end up with a bad group, have a moment piece, then go all out to war and people die. Also, don't you just hate how they use zombies for fillers whenever something has to happen in order for the plot to progress ? Well, guess what - they used that heeeeel of a lot during this season. In fact, they used it so much, I got tired of it and grew annoyed of it.
With that said, the ending wasn't at all that bad. I think it offers a great prelude for the next season, some very interesting characters involded.

Overall, I'd give the first two seasons 7/10. I really hope the plot picks up in the next few episodes. I know Telltale can do better and I believe they will surpise us with the upcoming installments of the game. With that being said, if you're still wondering whether or not to pick the game - just do it, if you are a fan of the series, you will appreciate it even though it's not as good as the previous two seasons for me.

After a fair amount of hours put into the game, I can say that despite the bugs and glitches, (which,I assure you, are not that much for an Early Access game) H1Z1 is a game that is fun and challenging at the same time. The survival element is on point and I consider that H1Z1 dethroned most of the genre-identical games on the current market, starting with the graphics,going through the physics and ending with the UI. It manages to catch the survival idea pretty well, I would say.I can definitely see a lot of improvements being made, however the rate at which they are coming is sluggish.

I cannot recommend this game enough, it's awesome, it really is. Absolutely worth the 10 € that I spent. Haven't had this much fun probably since Don't Starve Together. With that said, if you liked DST, then you'll most certainly like H1Z1 too. Call a friend or two, raid some cities, kill some poor ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, build a base and have tons of fun.

Edit : This is now becoming more of a negative review as time goes, Daybreak started ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ up too much and too big for me to ignore it.

Horror game as it should be ! Definetely one of the,if not the,best ones I have ever played.Red Barells did everything right.

Story - 9/10 - the characters were a weak point,I consider.
Sound - 10/10 - really not much to say,it's perfect.
Music - same as sound
Horror and atmosphere - 11/10 - you get sucked into the game within minutes,no,seconds.

You should definitely consider buying the game if you're into any kind of horror games as it does its job more than perfectly.It manages to keep you under tension,afraid for your life,afraid of the darkness,afraid of losing the last one battery,afraid of the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fat bastard chasing you.....god,I hate that guy.

Okay,so I finished this game yesterday. My opinion of it is quite positive,

Here are the pros of the game :

+ For me,the game offered a great story,both the main one and the one about the previous owners of the house.
+ Overall nice atmosphere,all the creaks and storms that you can hear throughout the gameplay bring a certain romantic feeling.
+ Good controls,decent graphics and level design.
+ Fantastic voice acting,it might be only of Sam(the main character) but it was done more than perfect.

Of course it had some negatives to it,too:

- Too short when it comes to a game that costs 20 € (I got it off Humble Bundle for ~ 5 $,I think.)
- Lack of more characters.I would've liked if the game offered more in this aspect.It would've been cool.
- Some minor bugs (fps dropping when object is thrown to the ground and starts spinning)

That's about all of it.For me,the pros were more by number and importance that the cons.I would recommend getting the game from somewhere else,not Steam because it's simply not worth the price.