Recent reviews by Synchwill

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you cant transfer your skins from xbox. literally unplayable

This is THE best game that anyone's ever made in RPGmaker. Look Outside is a stylish, unique, captivating game that is satisfying all the way through.

I've never felt more compelled to explore every area, every playstyle, every companion, every little path that a turn based RPG has to offer. Great OST too.

The whole cosmic horror concept behind it brings forth a world of possibilities resulting in fascinating and unexpected enemies, friends, environments, mysteries, and objectives. This game will pull you into its world.

Especially for the 10 dollar pricetag, I can't recommend this game enough.

It's like if Fear & Hunger was a lot more mechanically interesting and focused on being fun and compelling instead of edgy and uncomfortable, or if Lisa wasn't kind of repetitive and thematically bland. Also, the art style is way cooler than either of those games.

I really love this game. Its world is captivating, one of the deepest and most satisfying to explore that I've ever seen. Beautiful to look at, fascinating to read into, filled with the most lively, varied, atmospheric environments amd characters that a 2D platformer could possibly offer. Put some headphones on, you'll get the most out of this game taking in every sight and sound.

Mechanically, it's the most crisp, responsive, deep platformer I've ever played. You start out with nothing but the ability to walk, jump, and swing a sword- but your repitoire of attacks, movements, abilities, and customizations will expand over time at a pace that makes everything feel well earned, and makes every upgrade incredibly rewarding. The level of challenge also seamlessly ramps up, and feels perfectly natural as you become more powerful. Backtracking through an old area later in the game will invariably reveal hidden areas, characters, items, and much more, giving a sense of deep exploration without feeling overly repetitive, especially since there are several different ways to fast travel around the map.

People say this game is hard. Specifically toward the end and post game, it can be very difficult. I don't think it's too much though. The hardest parts aren't vital to the story, they're more like bonus content you access at the very end. Just know that the ceiling of difficulty in this game gets pretty high- it will pretty much always have another more challenging fight for you to take on, and how far you go is up to you.

Overall, it's incredible. Downsides? It might be a little slow at first. Sometimes you'll run into things that are too hard and you have to come back when you're stronger (or just thug it out). The runbacks to certain bosses can take a minute. If you think you're clever because you managed to get into the hive before you could double jump, you're going to have a bad time. Can't really think of anymore complaints. Go play it.

I have 4000 hours of this game on Xbox in addition to what I have on here. DayZ is my favorite game of all time. It's the best survival game there is.

Wasn't smart to buy this game thinking it would still be fun like back when it came out. The only people left in 2024 are max level sweats who can fly around in a bomber and repeatedly wipe your team for the whole match. Most games are extremely one sided. The server browser is annoying and hitting quick match will throw you into empty lobbies by yourself. I've only been able to find conquest matches so far, every other mode seems to lack players. And the EA app sucks. Overall 3/10 experience

Fantastic game. Might feel clunky and confusing at first. Once you get the hang of it, it's a deep, multifaceted, freeing experience, in a beautiful yet daunting post apocalyptic setting.

I haven't even gotten into the base building yet, I'm currently leading a band of useless nobodies who I've trained up into skilled and well equipped bounty hunters, complete with a pair of vicious attack dogs that I raised from pups.

Just traveling around exploring the map, trying to keep everyone alive in the face of the unique challenges of Kenshi, has been one of the most fascinating experiences I've ever had in a video game.