Recent reviews by SometimesBread

It starts slow but builds to be a great game. I can definitely see that there were some elements from Silent Hills that were used for this. I'm happy to report that the story isn't too purposefully convoluted like MGS and can be understood from a single playthrough. This has been one of my neurodivergent cozy games. I really enjoyed 5-staring all of the contacts. I love Kojima Productions' mix between goofiness and horror. I really liked all the usefulness that the colab items provided, I'll miss the gravity gloves and mule scanner hack thing greatly. I hope they or something very similar makes an appearance in DS2. I do like the overall flow of getting equipment upgrades. Every upgrade actually feels like an upgrade and is useful. I think the only thing that I didn't really use was the buddy bots. They felt too limited for me to care enough to use them extensively.

My only gripes are that the terrain is sometimes very wonky, mostly around very rocky areas and shallow steep drops and the bike is very useless in several places due to the aforementioned wonkyness. I don't know if that was intentional so that players didn't rely on it as soon as the got it or not but I do hope that it is fixed in the sequel. Another things that I hope got changed/improved is DS2 is fast traveling. I don't like that in order to do so you have to go to the private room in a shelter which takes a loading screen, then skip through a cutscene, then select the fast travel option, skip through another cutscene, wait through another loading screen, then watch an unskippable cutscene, then leave the private room which makes you go through another skippable cutscene, then after all of that, you have to either retrieve your equipment from the place you fast traveled to if you have any or fabricate new equipment. Which is why I only fast traveled when I absolutely had to which is when going between regions.

My overall rating for Norman Reedus and the Funky Fetus is a 9/10. I very much enjoyed my time with this game but there is some room for improvement.

A very good CRPG. I like that it is co-op but it's only 2 players when the party size is up to 4 so it's Divinity Original Sin in that regard. This is the first game that I felt that your choices actually mattered. I hope Wasteland 4 gets made someday.

Personally I think the story is a little bit worse than 4's but is still good and worth playing. Honestly kinda didn't care about Shinada at first but he really grew on me by the end of his chapter. I am very excited to see where this franchise continues. I would love to see a Director's Cut with English VO.

One more great entry in a great series. This one's story is my number 3 favorite story so far for the series. My new favorite character for this series so far is Akiyama! I can't wait to continue his story in Yakuza 5. I would love to see a Director's Cut with English VO. Please make this happen, SEGA and RGG!

Accusing all Linux users of being cheaters is insane. I will never buy another Respawn game again. You guys were suppose to destroy the Linux = cheaters notion, not join them!

Doesn't appear to have a native linux version so it's useless if you have the jackbox games installed via their native linux versions.

No EAC Proton/Linux support because Fatshark is too incompetent to implement it. The game works completely fine otherwise when playing offline or when hosting but progress isn't saved to servers because EAC is deactivated.

I wanted this to be good, I really really did. I was so hyped for a 3D the pit game that is co-op but unfortunately this was abandoned by the devs before it could bloom into a truly great game.

P.S. I'm also still salty about the board game and everything that surrounded it. Not a bad game in itself but the rules are all over the place and there is elements for an expansion that never got made. Seems like a lot of unfinished products come out of Kerberos.

With every update the whole game feels more and more like a puzzle where all of the pieces are from different puzzles. The combat feels flat. There's either way too much visual feedback or none at all. All of the weapons feel like they do the same amount of damage from all ranged so there is no reason to use anything but the default. Ship combat is about the same as it just feels flat and there isn't much to do in space not to mention living ships being a joke now days with their lack of balancing after all the other ships were balanced with newer updates. Half of the exocraft are useless and a pain to upgrade. I haven't played in a while so maybe if I do give it another chance, maybe I'll actually like it. I really did want to like this game for such a long time. There is no other survival crafting game like it that's 3d. But as of the last time I played it, it just was really that good to me.

Super fun and very unique. The dlc is worth it. All of the puzzles feel rewarding but not frustrating to complete. I think I only got stuck on a couple of parts but not enough to have to look up the answer. I like that each room can be solved in a different order so there isn't only one way to complete the rooms. All in all I think this game is worth the asking price.