Recent reviews by Indie-Rock Finder

There is no crouching, grenades are too bouncy, enemies are bullet sponges and overall the levels aren't that fun to play through. The game is very overpriced for what you get even on sale. (7,80 euro) At this price I could get a much bigger, more fun, more polished game than this.

On Linux version of the game somewhere around the second level at the sewers I encountered a massive lag spike that reduced my fps below 10.

Refunded.

Nightmare Reaper is one of the greatest retro-styled boomer shooters with a lot of level variety, weapon variety with random projectiles. It also comes with 3 mini games that lets you upgrade your character as you progress in them. A platformer, a top down spaceship shooter and a pokemon-styled game.
The explosion visual effect sprites in this game are very well done and they can get quite extreme.
It also has a metal soundtrack that fits well with the chaotic fast-paced combat.

The only negative is that you can get stuck in a certain badly generated level or if you use nuclear weapons to clear enemies early which may mess with some of the level triggers. A restart fixes it.
In later levels you can get a grappling hook and you can fly out of the levels which breaks immersion.

There's a possible multiplayer in the works so even better!
Worth buying, it is super fun!

Project Warlock 2 isn't as good like the 1st game, it is a big downgrade and not so fun to go through the large long levels. The game feels like an early-access, it was rushed during development. It has several big issues like:

-Bad level design especially in Chapter 1 with very confusing long large open levels and underground sections. A lot of rooms, walls, halls just don't make sense and the lack of realism makes it confusing what they are supposed to be.
-Some levels aren't properly clipped off, I can get out of the levels by strafing left or right on ramps.
-Chapter 2 levels are better but it has poorly placed assets that are floating in the air and it uses some medieval textures and assets from the 1st chapter (castle textures and stained glass windows at the military base, cactus in a snowy environment)
-Chapter 3's levels are best because they are smaller and have space/sci-fi theme but the last level has bad lighting and bad use of colors that makes your eyes bleed.
-Secrets are harder to find and not so fun. Some secrets are in the open.
-Soundtrack is just some ambient music, some of them stop playing mid level and you end up with complete silence. There are fewer songs and they aren't as good like in Project Warlock 1
-The game sometimes freezes when you try to quit and gets stuck on high cpu usage.
-The achievement "Necromantic Pwnage" is complete bs. It requires to beat a boss or an entire chapter 100x times! Loading saves doesn't count properly cause it is bugged.

This game needs a lot of fixes and level rework, polishing or improvement but it is very unlikely.
As it is right now, honestly it is not that fun and it is more expensive than PW1, you pay more for less fun while PW1 offers more content, more fun, simpler levels, bigger soundtrack for far far cheaper.

Positives:
-A lot of levels with secrets and references to other games
-A lot of enemy variety & fun weapons
-fast running speed
-excellent soundtrack with over +100 songs
-achievements that add reply value
-very cheap on sales

Negatives:
-You can fall out through the levels if you constantly run into walls. (this could be fixed if the developer adds a teleporter field under every level so the player fell through the level it teleports it back to the beginning of the level)
-Some levels feel like a maze where you could end up running in circles trying to find the exit or the secrets.

Overall it is a super fun retro shooter game worth buying

This game is very much like Bioshock set in a utopian 1950's Russia with robots, AI and other infestations. The world is large, filled with a lot of details and lore. There are huge underground laboratories comparable to Portal 2's Aperture Science.
The enemies are brutal and quite hard at the beginning till you learn to dodge and get the upgrades.
The soundtrack is amazing from classical, old Russian music to modern house music and rock.
There's a lot of narration through out the whole game.

There are a few negatives that I have encountered:
-The UI/HUD that shows the objective got bugged and I saw this message every time there was no objective all the way to end credits.
"Locked Inside with The Hostiles
Survive The Pesticie Workshop Lockdown"
I completed this objective a long time ago but it didn't register.
-The Steam Achievements are also bugged, I didn't get certain achievements that I was supposed to get after reaching certain areas in the game.
-The collision models aren't always right, I got stuck a few times in some geometry, cliffs, walls with props/models. Dynamic npc's like chickens push me away. They shouldn't have this push mechanic or field around them. It would have been better if you could have just walked through them.
-Every time I climb into a vent I can see through the walls for a split second. The animation for climbing inside a vent isn't done right.
-The game crashed once with a fatal error at the theater level for some reason.
-Some enemies spawned inside a pipe while I was doing a polygon puzzle room and they got completely stuck in there, they couldn't get me.
-Inside the sewage pipes with water the looting animation got stuck on a loop and it was very hard to get it unstuck. This bug kept repeating till I went to a different area, saved and reloaded the game.
-There are some items in places that are completely unreachable, now I don't know if this was intentional or the devs forgot to remove or placed them there by accident.

If you are a Bioshock fan, you will love the world and story but it is going to be quite hard at the beginning till you reach the open world and get the upgrades. You may encounter bugs like I did or where things don't register properly or miss achievements.

Worth buying when it is discounted. It is not a perfect game cause it has bugs with collisions, animations, UI, and achievements.

Awesome high quality mod with very detailed levels, custom voice lines and soundtrack.
The Xen levels are similar to Black-Mesa version of Xen with their own original ideas.
It takes about 5 hours to finish it. (1st chapter 1 hour, 2nd chapter 2 hours, 3rd chapter 2 hours)
It has achievements which adds to reply value.
The mod is so well tied to Half-Life that it could very well be an official expansion like blue shift and opposing force. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants more long single-player half-life games.

It is not like F.E.A.R as many people pointed out, only the slow motion mechanic and some horror elements are similar.

The level design is bad, very blocky and flat with a lot of copy-pasted, badly placed assets, the lighting isn't that good in some levels and specific places, it is either too dark, too bright or messes with the reflective surfaces. As an Unreal Engine 4 game the levels should have been more detailed with more variety of props and textures. There are too many rooms and hallways that look too similar or unrealistic.

The physics are wonky and the corpses fly all over the place if you step on them.
The sound and music are off, way too loud to the point where you can't even hear the narration.
The enemies throw several grenades at you every time they see you and this gets old and annoying really fast.
The stamina mechanic is bad, you will constantly run of of stamina.

Without the slow motion and stealth ability mechanic this game is just an average shooter with weapons that aren't accurate with badly made levels that breaks the immersion. It looks like a triple A game but It is more like someone's first early access/beta unreal engine game.

Not even worth for half discount. It is worthy at -90% off.

The story is very deep, philosophical and interesting. The world is very rich filled with many kinds of characters, technologies, cars, weapons, factions, music, locations.

Bugs? I have encountered a few like floating cars, objects glitching/moving on their own because of wobbly physics. The only game breaking bug I found was when I used the phone in a elevator going down, fell out of the elevator and got stuck in the elevator shaft. Another major bug I found when I couldn't call (summon) my car but reloading from a save fixed it.

The price tag is okay for what it has. There's a ton of narration in this game done really well by professional voice actors. There's a lot of music variety, sci-fi atmosphere and a lot of references to cyberpunk movies like ghost in the shell, blade runner, judge dredd. Cyberpunk 2077 portrays the cyberpunk world really well and the most interesting thing is that there's a lot of mystery surrounding corporations and certain characters. The main story alone is the most valuable thing about this game which is worth every penny to experience it and I would also recommend the DLC as well.

Masterpiece with bugs? Yes, every game has its own flaws or bugs and imperfection makes it human. A perfect cyberpunk game with no flaws would have been "generated" with AI.

Other:
This game will always remind me of me playing it in winter 2024 while my cat was still alive and I had a lot of fun playing it, completed every quest, finished the DLC and enjoyed the story. I lost my cat on the 20th and haven't played cyberpunk since. I avoided touching this game because of the date.

Not as good like the first Subnautica because it is too linear and the biggest thing I didn't like is that some of the component blueprints and upgrades are way too hidden, takes too long to find them. Even some of the mission objectives are too hidden and it isn't always obvious in which direction you have to go. I had to look up some walkthrough because there were no hints and all the mission objectives are in very specific places. It is also pointless to build multiple bases.
The surface area wasn't very well thought out because I used a mech and it was meant to be explored on foot in freezing temperatures.

This game should have been a free DLC expansion to Subnautica.
You will spend most of your time just searching and looking for hidden objects and locations and that's most of the 20-30 hour gameplay if you go in blind. This search interruption ruins the flow of the story and the cure is just a hidden side objective which is very easily missable.

I got fed up because of people who never play as a team.
This game is filled with the worst kind of players who are selfish and never co-operate in a TEAM-BASED GAME!
I have seen players who don't even pay attention to sounds or sound clues, have 0 game sense, don't throw nades when they should or don't look at pinged locations. A lot of players drive like sh!t.
Weapons aren't balanced and in the newest update they greatly nerfed all of the long range sniper rifles, semi rifles.
The animation of movement and climbing is very sluggish.
The weekly challenges are extremely repetitive and boring.
There are too many trashy silly cosmetics and awful looking weapon skins.
You can only play 3 casual games per day which is awful.

The game can be very fun but only if you are lucky enough to join a team who actually play as a team and not solo!