Recent reviews by Bobert

A thought-provoking cyberpunk experience that sticks with you

The Red Strings Club isn’t just a game—it’s a conversation about free will, happiness, and what it means to be human. Short, stylish, and emotionally damaging in the best way, even the credits were a bit of a tear-jerker.

For people that don't mind a slower, point and click that absolutely DELIVERS on the story I recommend. If you need constant action, you’ll be bored.

Valheim nails the feeling of being a lone Viking carving out a place in a harsh world. The progression is steady and rewarding, and each biome introduces new challenges that feel meaningful rather than repetitive.

Highly recommended for players who enjoy exploration, crafting, and slow‑burn progression.

Alot more fun with friends playing - 7/10
I hope they finish the game soon and add achievements.

Skyrim isn’t just a game, it’s a second life. Just like the Fallout series I will revisit to play this game every 5 or so years, that being said this journey took me on my 100% achievement run, which painstaking took around 150 hours. However it was enlightening to say the least, there was so many quests that I never new existed, so if you ever get the free-time I recommend going for the hundo, now onto my review.

The world feels alive in a way most games only dream of. You can walk in any direction and find something memorable: ancient ruins, random encounters, side quests that turn into full story arcs, and NPCs that somehow still stick in your head years later. The soundtrack alone deserves legendary status — it turns simple walks into heroic journeys.

And the mods? Don’t even get me started. Skyrim with mods becomes whatever game you want it to be: hardcore survival, next-gen visuals, new lands, new stories, new mechanics. It’s basically infinite replay value.

If you enjoy exploration, freedom, storytelling, and getting completely lost in a world, Skyrim is mandatory gaming history. 11/10

Project Zomboid is a tough but rewarding zombie survival game. It has deep crafting, base-building, and survival systems that make every decision matter. The world feels dangerous, and one mistake can end your run—permanently. The graphics are simple, but the atmosphere and gameplay make up for it. If you enjoy slow, thoughtful survival games with tons of replayability, this is an excellent choice.

A charming little friendslop game with cute visuals and goofy vibes. Oh Deer is simple, light, and over fast—but it delivers a cozy hit of fun while it lasts. Perfect for a quick, low-pressure play session.

PS Dont play with Rust players they almost have aimbot playing this game.

🌌 "From Redemption to Excellence" 🚀

After years of updates, No Man’s Sky has transformed into one of the best exploration games out there. Massive galaxies, endless planets, base building, multiplayer, and constant free updates—it’s a sci-fi sandbox dream come true. What once felt empty now feels alive and rewarding. Whether you want to farm, fight, build, or just chill and explore, there’s something here for you.

👍 Highly recommended, especially if you love space and adventure.

UPDATE:11/25/2025 Still 100% Recommend however the multiplayer is slightly glitchy

A short but emotional throwback to the AIM era. It nails the nostalgia and captures the awkward, bittersweet feeling of teenage chats and missed chances.

Not much gameplay, and your choices don’t change much — but it still hits hard.

7/10 – Brief, nostalgic, and quietly heartbreaking.

Tried to build my dream ranch — ended up wrestling clunky controls, confusing systems, and slow, repetitive tasks. It has potential, but right now it feels more like a chore than a game.

100% better with friends, but solo? Not for me.

4/10 – More grind than gameplay.

I vacuumed a cat and it smiled at me

Started this game to relax. Now I own 50 giggling blobs, a chicken cult, and a sentient puddle that refuses to be contained. Every day I wake up, collect poop for profit, and shoot it into a market run by nobody. And I love it.

The economy is made of jelly, time is an illusion, and my ranch has become an OSHA violation. 10/10 would hug a Tabby Slime again.

Final Verdict: Slimes are friends. And currency. Mostly both.

Carrion flips the script — you’re not escaping the monster, you are the monster. Slithering through vents, grabbing terrified scientists, and evolving with new powers feels insanely satisfying.

The movement is slick, the gore is glorious, and the atmosphere is spot-on. It’s short, sweet, and brutal in all the right ways.

Downsides? No map, some backtracking gets confusing, and it ends a bit too soon.

Still, it’s a unique, bloody good time. If you’ve ever wanted to be the thing hiding in the vents... this is your game.

8.5/10 – Feed. Grow. Escape.