Recent reviews by eversel

So, how to deal with post-game depression?

Hades is a great game. The atmosphere is amazing, the soundtrack is top-notch, and the gameplay is fast and fun. But at some point, it can turn into a bit of a grind — you might need to run through the same stuff many times to push the story forward. Sometimes characters don’t give you new dialogue, which slows things down. Still, I really enjoyed it and can definitely recommend it.

The atmosphere is great — gritty, noir, and full of tension. The choices feel meaningful, and the story keeps pulling you in. The whole setting is unique. If you like story-driven games with mystery and tough decisions, this one’s a must-play.

The fourth season looks even better. AJ has grown up — I really liked his character. Some people didn’t, but he worked for me. This season finishes Clementine’s story. The final is as intense as the first season’s. If you’re a fan of the series, you definitely should play it — because you want to know what happened to her.

Unlike the first two seasons, Clementine isn’t the main focus all the time. New characters show up, and they’re pretty interesting. The story gets more varied, with fresh plot twists. Gameplay is similar, but the atmosphere feels darker and more intense. And if you’re wondering what happened to Clementine after Season 2, this season gives you answers. If you like the series, it’s worth playing.

If you liked the first season, you’ll like this one too. Nothing really changed much — the story continues from Clementine’s point of view. Fans of the series and this kind of game will definitely enjoy it.

A dark, oppressive world where the government watches everyone’s every move. The atmosphere is heavy and depressing. You face tough moral choices: obey the regime or risk everything to help others. The gameplay can feel repetitive, but the story keeps you hooked. If you’re into dystopian themes and difficult decisions, this game might be for you.

I really enjoyed this one. The combat is turn-based and has a lot of depth — different attack types, status effects, and plenty of ways to experiment. Yeah, it gets a bit repetitive, but for me it stayed fun. I even finished it on the harder difficulty mode, not just the regular one. If you're into turn-based combat and dark, stylish RPGs, this one’s definitely worth trying.

The game is cool — black-and-white, minimalistic, weird in a good way. It has a unique vibe and some clever puzzles. But honestly, I wouldn’t really recommend it. It’s interesting, but not for everyone. Kinda slow, a bit repetitive. Glad I played it, but once was enough.

The game is more of the same — and that’s a good thing. If you liked the first one, you’ll like this too. Nothing major has changed. The gameplay is still simple, the atmosphere is still creepy, and it still looks great. There are some small additions — a new character, a bit more story, and a deeper look into the world. That’s about it. Not much else to say. It works.