Recent reviews by DigitalHimbo

A game I had seen as a kid that I always wanted to play and beat... and I now have!

If you're looking for an open world final fantasy experience, backtracking, or relative freedom... I wouldn't recommend this game.

That's not to say this isn't a good game, it is incredibly story rich and I look forward to the future games. However, I would look at this as half movie / half background noise. Half movie as in the experience feels involved and interesting in some parts, but the other half becomes pretty redundant pretty quickly... So... maybe throw on a podcast or something in the background.

Cost wise: 17.99? Not a bad price. It does go on sale on occasion so, no harm in waiting.

Am I the ONLY person that remembers the Macinima bit where they kept saying "w-w-weLCOME TO THE POOOOOMPKEEEEN SHOOOOOOOOP!!!!!"

Because that's the only reason I got this game.


Also I hate it.

Addictive, started on my phone... here we are... I miss my family.

If you play on your phone do the tutorial first, THEN login to your google account.

Edit:

I have a high collector level now. I had a family?

If you haven't played Warframe, I recommend you do.

With a mix of enclosed and open world missions and plenty of opportunities for solo and group (squad) missions, Warframe incorporates a unique experience that can be fast or slow paced depending on if you like being a proper sneaky space ninja or an absolute savage renegade destroying random enemies.

With the recent update there is a lot of flak for portions of the game that I believe do not truly impact a new player. In theory, the negative reviews should go down in time since DE (Digital Extremes), is pretty decent with listening to player and creator feedback.

If you liked Danganronpa 1 and 2, you'll like Danganronpa V3.

Much like it's prior versions, V3 provides twists and turns at every chapter that leaves you in suspense. Obviously you came all this way for how realistic this series is, so anything realistic is of course out the window.
Similar to the move from the first game to the second, V3 adds several new concepts in class trials that keep the system fresh! Not only this, it has added new game feel to the world environment that remains fresh with each chapter.

A couple downsides is the limitations to being able to roam at certain points in the story. So if you're a completionist, really do your search of the environment justice for collectables.
The Kuma Sutra Hotel... really doesn't have much to offer besides some strange lore insight.
And lastly, the Casino doesn't make it difficult to lose coins, but it sure is difficult to collect enough coins to purchase some of the collectable items.

Overall, great game if you're a fan of the series. If you haven't played the first and second games, play them first. As a completionist though? Goooooood luck.

After changing some of the functions and adding a bunch of stuff.

It still makes me feel like I'm a great strategist even if I'm winging it the whole time.

Incredibly fun game- it may take a while to ugh... get past the glitches... crashes... and...

well, you may want to wait for the game to be fixed and patched a bit personally...

What a game.

Since 2014 I had heard about this game and had finally played it upon its release on steam in 2016- and boy was it worth it.

This game has (albeit vulgar) a fun and interesting sense of humour and arc that connects over the span of many games, animes, and mangas- which if you're into lengthy stories and 'universes' I would highly recommend.

Now, logistically speaking literally anything in this game is practically impossible to occur so if you're going for realism- well, if you're reading this that's probably not the problem.

The game is fun. But, if you're an achievement hunter this game sucks. It would be a lot of repetition of going through trials and save states and... it takes up a lot of time.

All-in-all, for your average mystery solving anime enjoying casanova, I'd recommend it.

Years later, the game holds up incredibly well.

Definitely buy the game on sale since it goes on sale so often. But Left 4 Dead 2 has tons of active games/servers and is still updating with some new stuff (At least, recently)

If you're looking to hustle on some team co-op, easily done. Shoot zombies? go for it. This game has all the basics for your rootin' tootin' zombie shootin' needs.

In a thrilling attempt to #partytillthebreakofdawn you blackout and wake up in a spooky place. Now you must turn on the 5 generators and run from the serial killer.

Pros
+ Running through cornfields, carnivals, 'fun houses' and halls with friends!
+ Variety of Killers/Survivors with unique mechanics
+ Ability to purchase DLC characters (Although you have to grind a bit for that)
Cons
- Running through cornfields, carnivals, 'fun houses' and halls with serial killers
- Longer than preferred lobby wait times (Manageable)
- Not being able to #partyuntilthebreakofdawn without a monster
- Tons of small DLC kits that do cost quite a bit (Recommend you wait for sales)