Recent reviews by Scarnopsa

Resident Evil 96 can feel either good or frustrating, depending on how quickly you figure out what to do. Aside from that, it would benefit from having ANY features on Steam, such as achievements or trading cards.

Vecna has enough power to be a serious threat while also well designed so you won't reach his skill ceiling immediately. His special attacks feel fair and are not too similar to other killers. Survivors have interesting perks such as the window trapping one, but the gen perks are weaker compared to other gen perks, so they might become perks that nobody ever uses.

Learned from the first game and made it better. Main story can get stale after a while, but there's so much more in the game than just the main story.

Great game overall, but the soundtrack and bosses are surprisingly underwhelming considering how stylised the game is.

Relaxing game to unwind, collect cosmetics, earn achievements, and complete your collection log. Perfect as a background activity while watching YouTube or chatting on a Discord call.

My favorite PvP game.

DARK SOULS is a famously difficult game. Everyone knows that—even people who do not play video games. For this reason, co-op becomes especially rewarding, as it lets you tackle challenges that might feel impossible to overcome alone. The Remastered version introduced a password system for co-op, making it easy to summon specific players as long as the passwords match. This feature is one of the key reasons I recommend DARK SOULS to everyone: it offers both an intense solo experience and the option for jolly cooperation, regardless of your level.

Greedy DLCs and Dondoko Island holds Infinite Wealth from being a 10/10 game. Infinite Wealth dives deep into how Kiryu feels about his life and actions retrospectively and Kasuga continues being a wholesome idiot.

It might seem unusual to love a game centered around mental illness, but I’m drawn to games even more unsettling than this. Cry of Fear stands out as a masterclass in purposeful design. The enemy designs, soundscapes, and level layouts are all superb. Despite its limited resources, Cry of Fear excels through sheer vision and creativity, proving that greatness isn’t about budget-it's about imagination and execution.

Map is a bit difficult to navigate, but 100 new weapons and eight new weapon categories is a huge plus.