Recent reviews by SystemSapphire

A truly excellent game, every decision and path somehow feels like the correct one and the narrative always feels consistent with what you are doing. The companions are incredibly well written and I always felt that I was bringing the 'correct' companions regardless of who I brought for a mission as they all always have things to contribute to the story

The ending is great and I felt I got the outcome I deserved for my actions and that it did a great job of accounting for all my decisions throughout the story and the little things I'd forgotten about. This is a must play for CRPG fans

I cried throughout the entire duration of the credits. Not because I was sad (I was a bit), but because this game is beautiful.

I can't sum up how amazing an experience it was to play this game, I wish I had played it sooner, but I'm glad I played it now. There's a point, in the middle of the game, where you are sitting in a room in your old house, surrounded by memories, with some soft piano playing. It was at that point, that I stopped playing - I didn't pause, I didn't quit - I just sat there for a while and cried and thought about everything that had happened so far, every choice I made, everything I missed, everything I saw, and I cried at what I had lost, but I was so excited to see what I would find

It was an amazing experience to play this game. The vibe of the game is perfect, it really balances tension and fear well, whenever I would die and a new miner be sent in, I'd briefly feel in control, like death doesn't matter, but the closer I got to planting the next bomb, the more terrified I became that I would be shot

I'm really glad the game doesn't hard restart upon death, I think it would have made for a frustrating experience, instead, losing all data on your map makes the mine you've built feel foreign and unknown, add to that the times you realise you are following an enemy route, and the panic really starts to set in

A solid 9/10, and given the price, definitely worth the money

The gameplay of Fights in Tight Spaces is brilliant, the combination of deck builder, rouge lite, and the combat space results in a really enjoyable and additive gameplay loop
With the recent addition of the difficulty system, the replay-ability of this game improves tremendously

The only drawback in the gameplay is that you'll sometimes begin a fight where you are forced to take damage no matter what and that can be frustrating, but you can normally recover well enough

A solid 9/10

TABS is an amazing game with some really good battle simulation. It truly shows what would happen in the french revolution, a pirate army attacks, the church still ruled, or if the dead rise.

Would definitely recommend purchasing!

A well designed driving game that pits you through tough to beat levels with the sounds of EDM blasting into your ears.
Though the control scheme initially feels complex and hard to get to grip to, after a few tries you can quickly come to grips with it and pull of amazing stunts whilst going through the levels.
The soundtrack of the game is amazing and each level [to my knowledge] has a different unique song.
The game also has an amazing story element to it, though this may not be apparent, there are an array of different cyphers hidden throughout the game on a variety of different level types.
Furthermore, the games visual elements are perfectly established to suit the environment, emotion, and sound of each level.
I would highly recomend this game for both experienced and new gamers.