Recent reviews by Mr. Chase Comix

Lost Judgment - The Yakuza Kiwami 1 Files Story Expansion
Kaito Files is a brand new story expansion through the perspective of Masaharu Kaito. The combat is very entertaining because of Kaito's moveset being similar to Kiryu from Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami 1. The story is a bit interesting until the realization of how parallel as the story progresses. The gameplay is similar but has some unique changes. This DLC also contains more content for the main game, which is very generous. I would recommend the DLC if you enjoyed the characters, and extra content, but you'll need to be patient and try to grab it when a sale comes.

A friendly reminder that when Payday 2 had the preorder bonuses, they were EXCLUSIVE.

I really like the design of the suit, mask, and gloves, don't get me wrong. This is not a good look when this is supposed to be an exclusive preorder. Offering the preorder bonus as dlc is very discouraging for people that preordered the game and may cause second thoughts on their next purchase choices.

This game sadly reminds me of a broken vase held up with off-brand bandages.

This is an updated review. Payday 3 can be fun when you have cooperative teammates. The gun play is fine, and can give a great challenge when playing the higher difficulties. The music is a major highlight for this game. Playing the heists for the first few times can leave players clueless, but if you know ahead of time, heists can be completed a lot faster. The overall content and replayability really lacks in comparison to it's predecessors. If you're looking for plenty of content and replayability, I recommend the first two games.

A charming simulator experience. The gameplay, settings, and music gives a sense of nostalgia. Highly recommend for players who'd like to have simple access to being an arcades.

Haven't played the game in years. During the time playing it, I thought it was decent. Decided to install it again to see what was changed. Found out that I lost all of my weapon upgrades, meaning I would have to grind through the game again to get them back. Absolutely disappointing.

Power Trip Simulator

Unbalanced gameplay, unbearable recoil, gamemodes are not as fun as the serious versions, and the servers themselves are more immature than a daycare center.

How do you mess up the controls for your sequel when the first game's was already great?

This game is like it's story and side missions, full of betrayal.

How does a company mess up a formula that is widely praised upon by its fanbase?

Back 4 Blood is a "spiritual successor" to the greatest franchise of zombie games, Left 4 Dead. The gameplay is fine with fast paced movements, and combat. However, that's the only good thing I can address for this game.

The setting, characters, and story are forgettable at the least worst aspect.

Gameplay balance is awful, and can force you to pick up terrible weapons, and fighting too many of the boss zombie.

The game adds in-game currency within runs, which is a risky move leading to greedy stunts, such as purchasing equipment, and leaving out team based stat boosts.

The A.I. is dreadful, on both sides of the coin. The A.I. companions are poorly programmed to the point where the game is unplayable when the players are overwhelmed by the zombies.

Back 4 Blood uses a card based mechanic, which is completely luck based, which in my opinion, is not good game design.

The absolute worst aspects of this game. No single player progression, which if you were unaware of this the first time, like myself, is a useless mode, and a waste of time. No kick function either, so unsportsmanlike players can abuse the missing function.

I'd recommend either playing another game, or getting it for a cheaper price when the game hopefully fixes many of the errors addressed.

Using outdated memes and references for your game will not make it timeless.

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a short adventure game, with easy to pick up game play, satisfying puzzles, and relaxing music. The story is a simple objective based story, requiring all sorts of items to progress forward. The puzzles, though situational, can be very satisfying to solve. The graphics are charming, with how cutesy the setting looks. The humor, in my opinion, is tough to sit through. I can understand the humor, because of the setting, but it comes off as painfully infantile.

Would I recommend it, as harsh as I am with the first sentence, if you ignore the humor aspect of the game, I would. I would also recommend purchasing this game on a sale, because the price point for the hours to complete the game is way to unbalanced.