Recent reviews by ispoooooky

Possibly unpopular opinion, but this game is dull as rocks. I feel like I'm watching paint dry while playing this game, or more aptly, I feel like Im playing half of a game. I can understand why some people like this game, but it's not for me. I like high interactivity games, and this one is just running around. Just play Binding of Isaac instead.

absolutely wonderful. an improvement on 18, 19, and 20

♥♥♥♥ is this good. first fromsoft game, unforgiving but nott necessarily hard.

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Man, everything that Dishonored did right, Deathloop improved upon. One of my favorite games growing up was Majora's Mask, and when Dishonored came out I fell in love instantly. Deathloop has all of the best parts of each, and adds a charm that no one else achieves easily. It's a helluva lot of fun, and keeps the action and interest coming with four different maps and four different time zones. That doesn't sound like too much, but the sheer amount of cool stuff to explore and find and connect is just *chef's kiss*

Play this game, you won't regret it.

It's not necessarily that I think you shouldn't listen to a lot of the bad reviews, but this is one of my new favorite games and I personally don't agree with a lot of what people say. I would've never thought there was any negatives to expose before I checked reddit. I refuse to be a "git-gudder" and tell people to just be better at the game, but if you play the game often, build thoughtful decks, and play the game with your roles (horde breaker, special killer, medic, etc.) I don't think it's nearly as bad as folks say. That being said, I often played with friends and we had very good communication.

If you're willing to risk it, buy the game and play it for yourself before you buy into a lot of the bad reviews that say the devs don't care.

This is my favorite dragon age game, which also happens to be the first one I played. I love all of the characters and the writing, although sometimes cringey, is always meaningful and fun. The gameplay is easily the best out of the three games, and the story and hub are incredibly fun. I don't usually love the "You are the only person who can save the world, Chosen One," storylines, but somehow it works in Inquisition. Keep it up, Bioware.

a good way to kill the time, one of my absojute favorites

Not so survival-y to the point of major stress, but enough to make it realistic enough to want food and shelter, etc. Very fun, very fun with friends!

solid altogether game, still good years later