+100 hours of gameplay (took me literally 99 to finish most of the side quests and the campaign. For more details, that's my review.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/vigorz/recommended/1038810/

I had the opportunity to play this game before its release. Got involved with the developers, with the advantage of all of us talking the same native language.

Sad thing: No controller support, until Early Access goes out (approximately). Another one: Unfinished campaign.
Good thing: This is a project that came from kickstarter and ended successfully. Developers are very active and they have been fixing a lot of problems (bugs) lately(some that I reported _.

Here, I leave my extended review, take a look and drop a like if you like it. https://steamcommunity.com/id/vigorz/recommended/727130

Now this is a completed one(since I already use the same color for every game xD)
So decided to play one of my steam games with some blaeo filtering, this game appeared one of the first cause of the 12 and well, it ended being a pretty enjoyable game. And I have 4 more hercules games, so there we go!

1/4 of my friend list own this game, how about you, did you play it? Btw, all their hercules games seem to have 23 achievements, hmmmm.

I expected it to be longer, I remember playing some LEGO games for playstation2 with my father (some star wars) and those lasted way much more.

At the very beginning, I wondered why I didn't play this game before, but later I started to regret these earlier thoughts. This game is based on 99,9% stealth, meaning that there are some almost invisible enemies (only killable by environment).

And another thing that made me think twice was that the same maps were used twice: Imagine point A, B, and C. The game will go from A to B and C and backward to the beginning adding a little more variety in the environment and the surrounding characters, but that's all.

Decent RPG, the game can be finished under level 20, since some of the skills of certain characters are OP, but I decided to grind a little bit so I could explore the game, to, after all, miss two achievements. Not disappointed.

Sadly I'm not in the mood of writing this month, exams near and very little time…
I have finally completed everything related to Dishonored 2 (Main game) + achievements since I don't own any DLC of it.

Everything started when I found an offer on a pretty fresh website of key resellers, found the key with
Imperial Assasins (extra items in-game), since I decided to buy it and sounded like a great deal I made a thread long ago
https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/mneCV/dishonored-2-dlcimperial-assasin-885-on-gamivo-oo

So yes, I had this game for one year but didn't focus on it till recent events.
Now, if you are looking forward to play D2 without playing or looking for some cutscenes of D1, you will be
missing comas and dots everywhere. D2 happens 15 years after D1.

Now, let's focus a little bit on the game. It had a little bit of early drama since there was some kind of
denuvo and it ended removed (this kind of software helps the game to run worse and it really affects to D2).
Now, recently I have been noticing some graphic spikes like other users as well and I'm confused since that should have been
fixed already, but anyway, playable.

I had a few problems with my savefiles and had to restart the whole game once, as well as an entire episode since it was a rainy day, light went on and off and my main file got corrupted, still, I recovered from that and here I am. Had really much fun playing, more as Emily than Corvo (for the new perspective). I may update this lazy review later.

A roguelike + Metroidvania one.
I did a review of this one, that can be found here, anyway I'll leave my final words about the game:
https://steamcommunity.com/id/vigorz/recommended/844850/

One of the things I would like to have since the beginning would be able to choose a difficulty level, there is none and when you are already overpowered it doesn't feel challenging enough.
Definitely a pick for those who like to move around any of these two genres( Rogue-like and Metroidvania), which has a lot of updates to come. All I suggest is to get the game on Early Access in order to support the developers, so they can expand the content of the game. On the other hand, this is a good Metroidvania for those who don't know much about the genre, since it gives an attractive and modern design. This genre is not my cup of tea but the way the game has been developed made me stay and play till the end.

The sexy brutale: I've been expecting to play this game for a while, thanks to PoP motivation here. As no one knows I'm not a fan of puzzle games (this game being tagged as a puzzle one), the beginning was very hard for me to understand, so this is how it goes (no spoilers here): You are a guy with a nice mask with superpowers and a stopwatch that helps you going back in time whenever you want, so all you have to do is whatever you need to keep going forward in the story. So it would be like a pocket Life is Strange edition.

As I said it was hard to understand at the beginning but you got a map where you can register everything you do, so you can go back in time and take less in the next try.

The game gives you pressure since you need to do certain tasks before time runs out and sometimes not know what to do can be frustrating, but in the end, there are only a few options to do or not to do, is either A or B.

I give this game a 6.5/10 for personal tastes on the genre (would have given more).
Thanks to PoP and MouseWithBeer.

Insane 2: Quite entertaining race game but very bad points.

There are like 170 races you are available to play, ALL of them are against IA with the same names, I would like
to fight "different" IA (different names) every time I chose a race. To be honest I wouldn't mind if there were like 100 races only, 170 is too much for a repetitive game.

There are different modes of races (up to 10 I think) and if I could eliminate one of them it would be one where you have to follow the light of
an helicopter and score 100-150 seconds inside it; this is because the IA becomes the hunter here and starts trying to take you out of the light most of the time, so even the IA won't score, making those mode two or three times longer than expected, really annoying.

Appart from that I want to play multiplayer, so I've been adding people in the threads of the game to play with them one of this days.
Thanks to PoP and MouseWithBeer.

how to survive 2: I have no idea about the first one. The basics of this games are: Kill, Craft, Level up, Upgrade.
The upgrade system is a little bit broken, you have some stats you can upgrade with XP (that you earn mostly finishing missions); you can actually farm/grind the first mission of the game where you just have to kill five zombies to get a considered amount of XP, do that several times and you will be able to boost your stats. One of the stats is the % of damage you do with your attacks, so you can upgrade it from (0% no upgrade) to 100% and 200% and 300%…. probably meaning
you can oneshot your enemies, but not all friends are zombies.

There are several type of infected, the classic zombie ( which speed is random for every one, Usain Bolt could be in this game), Boomer (he explodes and most of the time kills you if you are near) and other infected that I won't spoil. Since you have a way to level up, they also do, the higher level you are, the higher level they will be.

Game has local mode(singleplayer) and multiplayer (co-op) where you can make your game public (but if has to be a fresh one since most of your stuff dissapears there, saving only your profile). I started in singleplayer by default and so far I have encountered several missions that I was unable to do due to my lack of equipment or other stuff. (You can use fire weapons in this game and I still have melee weapons)