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August 2021

Last month I wasn’t able to game too much becauuuuse we have a new resident in our home :} He’s a 3 month old kitten and needs all the attention! And if I don’t give him enough he tries to get it from my other cat who sadly still hates him :k But it gets better day after day ^_^ ♥ and the rare and short moments in which no hissing occurs are so sweet that everything’s totally worth it :3

    Neo: The World Ends With You

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    played on Switch

    After 14 years it's finally there: the long awaited sequel to my most favorite game of all time. While the first few hours ingame still felt so... surreal to me, Neo is a true worthy follow up to TWEWY. The music is a blast! The atmosphere is the exact same as from the original. The characters are again crazy but very likable. And the game makes sure to treat familiar players as well as people who have never heard about TWEWY to get into the story.

    The story may wasn't as good as in the original but it was still a very good one. Again, players find themself in the Reaper's Game of Shibuya – a game that determines if the players are worthy of a resurrection. So yes, despite that they are already dead their life is still on the line. But obviously there are lots and tons of twists there, and I won't name any of them to not destroy the fun.

    I was so much afraid about the gameplay when watching the trailers. It looked so... hectic? And it is basically button smashing, but boy, it is so. much. fun. Square Enix really made sure to make this game as unique as the original in gameplay, in music, in story. And it gorgeously worked.

    The Hanged Man

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    And with this, I finally and sadly finished the Something-Man series. Although I didn't like The Hanged Man as much as The Crooked Man or The Boogie Man I am sad that the series is over for now. Overall I really enjoyed playing the titles. For The Hanged Man I found the... not really the puzzles, but the orientation a bit more difficult. The game requires you to go back and fourth and back again, going to rooms or halls you already were before and thus normally wouldn't consider to go back to them without any hint of needing to. Needless to say, I found myself lost a couple of times, especially because most of the rooms were empty and in the end useless so they idea to go back to any of them didn't really come up. So I often needed to use a guide to where to head next.

    With the knowledge of where to go next the game is extremely short. I figured during my second playthrough which nearly took me a hour to finish. The story tho, even if it wasn't that spooky overall, was very likable. It's about Will who runs away from home and breaks into an old psychiatry where he unfortunately loses his best friend – a talking rat. Will then goes on the search for him, despite the strange atmosphere, appearance of ghosts and the discovery of murders that took place in this building.

    Coming to a conclusion, I still liked The Boogie Man (which I still need to 100% btw) the most. So: Boogie Man > Crooked Man > Hanged Man > Sand Man


Also Played This Month

over 1 year ago 2 comments

July 2021

    The Turing Test

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    Last month I looked through my list of abandoned games I didn't want to play and found some I wanted to give another chance. The Turing Test was one of those and I truly question my past-self. Why did I abandon this game? Not only it is rather short and was finished with all achievements within less than 5 hours, the puzzles also were fun; some of them were harder than others but all were logical and quite managable with a bit of thinking without your head exploding. Storywise the game didn't shine; it was interesting to see in which kind of direction the game wants to go; was the AI now able to feel human emotions or was it just programmed to seem like, but it lacks on really grapping on to this topic with the ending being complete garbage. Lucky for me I started to not care for the story anymore about halfway through and only focused on the puzzles which were as already said fun to solve.

    Zwei – The Ilvard Insurrection

    Full Full Full Full Half

    Amazing game and a special gem! Zwei is that kind of JRPG I missed these days, it had more of an oldschool feeling throughout, being a bit childish without being a game particular for children. Absolutely fell in love with the gameplay and grew addicted to it; loved to crawl through the dungeons and to master them without getting hit and looking for chests. The leveling system also is very different from what one's used to; instead of gaining exp when killing monsters one gains exp when consuming healing items. Which basically prevents overlevelling but rather only provides a level up when necessary.

    The story and the characters were pretty cheesy at times and it could go a bit over the top for my taste; there was also a lot to read and by that I mean a lot! Even NPCs you don't have to talk to have some quite amount of text boxes, but this also falls to the flair of oldschool RPGs. It was also very funny with it's features like a weighing scale with the description „Discover the dark secret of how fatty RPG food really is.“ and the two main characters really get fat when eating too much food in a short amount of time :'D Loved this goofiness.

    The only real pain in the ass was one single achievement which I somehow overlooked when first looking through the list but which requires to talk to specific characters at specific times; sometimes that quickly missable that you only go two steps further and you missed the speach. Had to play through the game twice to get them all and even then I forgot one single character speach, so had to start it a third time which was a bit annoying, especially because the game isn't offering much of a replay value.

    Still highly recommended overall! And will absolutely check out the other games from this developer. I need more games like this gem!


Also Played This Month

over 1 year ago 4 comments

June 2021

    Tell Me Why

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    I didn't expect much of this game and thus wasn't disappointed but pleasantly surprised. The story is about two twins, one of them being transgender and starts with a flashback of young Tyler, confessing to the police of killing their mother. They also have some kind of superpower called 'their voice' which lets them talk to eachother via their thoughts and to re-visualize their memories.

    I had two concerns about this game and both weren't valid. First I feared that the story would be boring, that we already know what happened when the game told us right off the start. But even in the last chapter came new information about the night their mother died, which really surprised me. Everytime I didn't expect any other new unraveling, there was one.

    The second was about the twins and that they're not interesting enough – at least not the sister Alyson – to care about. And while she idd was my least favorite of those two in the end I actually started to care. She wasn't unlikable at any point, but she also was just... well... there? Until she was more than only being there, but I don't want to spoil anything!

    Overall a great game about several important topics, interesting, beautiful and sweet.

    Atelier Meruru

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    Played on Playstation 3

    After probably 5 years? More maybe? I finally finished the Arland triology (minus the fourth sequel lol), which thanks to my stubbornness to never play two games of one series in a row took me so long to finish. And now I miss them. Ech.

    I still fancy Atelier Rorona over Totori and Meruru, but nevertheless I had an amazing time with Meruru as well! So many things to do to keep you on it without it ever can get boring, old characters return for more hype, new events that make you laugh a lot. Meruru is as charming and sweet as the other two games.

    Because I played Rorona and Totori so many years ago, I kind of forgot about their endings, so it probably bugged me again or for the first time – I don't really remember. But after the fifth year, doesn't matter where you're at right now, in a dungeon or in your workshop, the game is over and there's no way to continue despite you're far from completion. I think I at very least had about 5 quests left that included boss monsters and new dungeons I never set my foot in yet but still the game forced me to see the Credits and to start with NG+, that I maybe be faster the next time. This really disappointed me as I still was very eager to do all of the remaining quests, stood right before a boos fight when I was called back to the city to end the game. Was hoping to be able to play more after it, but sadly nope :^) Maybe I really should start a NG+ then... Hmmm

    Press Any Button

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    Such a simplistic, yet very cute game. The gameplay sounds more than boring; you press any button to let a platform appear to stop objects from falling. And that's really already it, though the game still isn't lacking of any charme. It's about the life itself, about enjoying even the smallest things and admiring their beauty. It was short, yet impactful, and with a beautiful sound.


Also Played This Month

over 1 year ago 0 comments

May2021

    MazM: Jekyll & Hyde

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    I tried to like this game. I really did. Maybe it didn't work for me because it was made for mobile instead of Steam so I tried to play it via Remote Play on my tablet or mobile which both didn't work because of the resolution.

    Overall the story was alright and I'm glad that I finally know this one now after so many other stories refering to Jekyll & Hyde and I never knew what the comparison was about. The art also was very beautiful. But the conversations... They were simply pointless, very bad written, most of the time I didn't get what they were talking about, they repeated themselves, spoke nonsens, contradicted themselves or decided that they want to talk about something but then don't. Not only once I screamed „What?!“ to my screen, waving my arms in the air x'D

    Was wondering if I should still go for the achievements because they're simple and shouldn't take too long. Sadly after completing the game one can't choose the chapter to repolay again as it was possible during the gameplay, and I really really really don't want to play from all over again. Once was enough, sadly.

    Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter

    Full Full Full Full Half

    I enjoyed the sequel so much more than the first game! Not that the first one was bad or anything, but I really, really loved TDD. The puzzles were much cooler imo, somehow the game felt more... interactive? And the cases were also much, much more interesting.

    Only the end felt a bit off, not that it wasn't thrilling (it was!! so much!!) but after I finished it I sat there asking myself “That's it?“ Would've loved if they at least included another case about Moriarty and how he was killed and maybe a bit more about Alice too. But nevertheless, it was much enjoyed and the hype about the new game definitely was increased as well!

    Little Nightmares II

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    Holy!! This was... scary!!! While the first game was pretty soft horror-wise this one gave me lot of good shrieks I did not expect :d Story was as confusing as ever and can only be explained with a loooot of theories!

    The game was also harder, although I am not sure if this was because of Stadia(?) but I had to replay so so so so many levels over and over again without doing anything different so maybe I was only bad or Stadia has some delay problems~

    Overall: Awesome game! And so happy that Stadia gave this last month away for free (bless the trial month)!


Also Played This Month

  • Depression Quest

    0.3 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Temtem

    145.7 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Kitty Powers' Love Life

    68.8 hours playtime

    12 of 30 achievements

  • It Takes Two Friend's Pass

    4.7 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Atelier Meruru

    2.5 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • New Pokémon Snap

    14.8 hours playtime

    no achievements

almost 2 years ago 6 comments

April 2021

    We Were Here Together

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    The third and for now the last game from the We Were Here series until Forever will be released and also by far the most difficult one by now. The puzzles were so difficult that we sometimes had trouble to organise them, with the rooms being so big we didn't know where to start and to even get an idea how it may have to be solved it sometimes took an eternity already. Nevertheless despite a few rooms the game was still very great and even if some riddles destroyed our brain capacity all of them were again very creative. The start was especially great, because in the first few levels you're not seperated from your friend, have to explore with them together which was awesome; but it would be a lie to say that I didn't miss the separation which glady then came a bit later on.

    What really bothered me was the end. In order to get all the achievements you have to play through the last level of the game four times which would be cool if the riddles would be a bit randomized. But they are not. So to be clear you memorize the last two puzzles and repeat the same steps three more times, being done with them in less than five minutes which is a pity as the end is how you'll keep the game in mind. Wouldn't even be difficult to randomize them a little bit. Also the story was... eh. Not very clear and caused more confusion than to actually explain anything but that's okay. We didn't care for it anyway.


Also Played This Month

almost 2 years ago 0 comments

March 2021

Happy Easter! Hope you all have a splendid time ♥

Gotta Crochet 'Em All!





    We Were Here Too

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    Far, far, far better than the first game We Were Here (which was also already pretty cool!). The riddles were much harder, less bugs, communication was much more needed and the replay value was also more motivational for hunting the chievos. In our first playthrough, we thought that the riddles were extremely hard, we died a lot thanks to time limits and failures; while in our second one, switching the roles, we figured that both of us had missed key fragments of the puzzle that made them far easier. So that was also pretty cool, discovering new ways & that we both had riddles that were better suited to the other instead of one messing up all alone :d

    Really hyped for the next game We Were Here Together and the soon releasing one We Were Here Forever!

    Loop Hero

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    This game earns a lot of hype and it totally deserves that. The idea is so simple like it is genius; a hero walking on a very small map, in loops, over and over and over again, but building new things on the road for more fights, more resources, more loot. As simple as it sounds the game has more depth than I had thought. So many combinations trigger different effects, and while luck is definitely a factor in this game concerning what kind of equipment you get, it's still extremely tactic based and over all: highly. addicting.

    Buddy Simulator 1984

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    Played the demo once and loved that creepy atmosphere. Now with the full game finally out I was very hyped to experience the full story! Sadly enough the game loses that atmosphere but it's not a bad game by all means still. It is kind of cute, still a bit creepy, but mostly cute, with a very great idea I loved to explore. Combat is basically QTE which I sucked at badly :d But with the right members it's do-able.

    I sadly don't have all the achievements yet and am probably still too annoyed for hunting them as the true ending is kind of hard to get and after one mistake it's already not obtainable anymore. Thus I miss exactly one hidden file, which btw make the game even better, but don't want to spoil too much :b

    Recommended? Despite the demo being fairly misleading I'd still say: Yes, it is!

    The Council

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    The Council is that kind of game I was searching for for so, so long. Fun fact: It's that kind of game I thought Vampyr would be (still disappointed on that one). It's a Your Choices Matter game with a large amount of exploring, riddles and skills. You start your journey with a few skills depending on the class you chose, but during the game you'll gain exp that allow you to skill some more. Skills are useful on exploration or conversation. You can use them to find items early and thus unlocking more conversation topics or use them to win a discussion. Sounds cool? Yes, it absolutely is!

    The story also starts off pretty interesting. You search for your missing mother while joining the council yourself, meeting familiar faces like George Washington or Napoleon Bonaparte who discuss about important topics concerning their governance. Needless to say the game pretty soon becomes very political which is probably the reason why it took me so long to finish =3=

    Sadly there are several plot holes and overall happenings in the story that just don't make any sense. Tbh I didn't like the ending at all, it felt rushed and I still don't know what I did wrong, but only the ending should not change my opinion on the game completely. It is overall a pretty good game, very fun and interesting throughout. The puzzles are extremely hard, or that's how I felt (maybe I only was stupid :d) and I failed a lot.

    Nevertheless much recommended for anyone who likes puzzles, exploration and story driven games \o/


Also Played This Month

almost 2 years ago 2 comments

February 2021

Gotta Crochet 'Em All!





    Forager

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    Fun game without a set goal or story expect for 'wanting more'. Each new level up grants you a new skill to choose from, each skill unlocks something new to get you further, to expand your farm, make more money, buy new islands, find new quests, explore more riddles. Was sceptical at first but it did indeed make a lot of fun and I found my motivation in wanting to hunt all it's achievements.

    Sadly, despite the game makes a lot of fun at the start and the midgame, it doesn't anymore in the endgame. Not only that you don't do much anymore than idling, if you actually want to do smth your screen most likely will look overflowed and you can't see shit. Where's your courser anyway? In the end, when it came to the final achievement of gaining a trillion coins, I hated this game so much :d Only standing there, weight down my mouse with smth heavy so it clicked endlessly, unable to do smth else on my computer or leave it on over night. Wasn't fun. And won't ever do again :d

    A Hand in the Darkness

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    A gay VN set in the year 1910 where homosexual men weren't gladly seen. Ah, and it's about minors. Which was the reason why it were banned from Steam. Wellp.

    Overall the VN came out as a surprise for me, personally, I think it was very well written – a problem I have with many other VNs. So I enjoyed reading it very much! There are three boys to choose from, and yes, they are the common stereotype ones; the smartass, the bad boi™ and the noisy annoying one. While the smartass route was all cute, the bad boi™ route was all toxic ~~but steamy as hell~~ and the annoying guy was simply annoying. Nevertheless I liked the characters, didn't approve everything they did, but they all still were interesting and didn't bore me but kept me on the letters, kept me reading.

    Sadly, the novel isn't very long, which especially hurt the story. The only ingame year was rushed after a boy was chosen and also sadly, there only was one route in which they made the back then called *sodomy* a topic within the story, while in the other two routes they even claim that gays aren't sent to prison anymore which... well, isn't true.

    Overall I guess one can say that the story is full of flaws but I still liked reading it. Would I recommend it to everyone? No. But if it's still somewhere in your library, you may also check it out.

    Hades

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    This game. This. Game. Even as a huge fan of Supermassive Games I still haven't expected it being that good! And it is huge! Took me over 90 hours to 100% and I guess I still haven't seen everything, every event, every conversation. Being sad after completing a game is rare for me. Usually, even if I really like the game I'm playing, I'm kind of glad that I finished it at last but with Hades I was actually sad and wondered what to do next. All characters are really lovely, the gameplay is fun and doesn't feel repetitive despite it being rogue-like and the music... Heck the music ♥ (here comes my wish again that Ashley Barrett shall do music outside of their games)

    I know, I'm kind of late to jump on the hype train, but if you also haven't played it yet – do yourself a favour and try it out!

    Omori

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    It's kind of hard to review the game, not only bc I don't really know what to say, but also because I don't want to spoil anything. It's good, I laughed a lot, and it's really charming with such cute, loveable characters that are really easy to bond with.

    It reminded me a lot of End Roll, which was my most favourite game I have played last year but somehow... I missed something. And I don't really get why people review it with it being that touching or compare it with Undertale.

    Have you played Omori? What did you think?


Also Played This Month

about 2 years ago 15 comments

January 2021


Gotta Crochet 'Em All!





    Ib

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    Another RPGM horror game which I really enjoyed. The story takes place in an art gallery when suddenly everything becomes dark, all visitors disappear but in their place monster are going for a hunt for a little girl named Ib, armed with a rose that represents her life. Once the rose wilts, so does the character.

    Probably the most spooky RPGM game I've played so far; or at least I squeaked several times more than usual :d The characters are really lovely, especially Garry, who I really cared for. And because he died in my first playthrough thanks again to SO MANY ENDINGS I had to replay the whole game, but wasn't disappointed. He was worth it. As was the game itself.

    I feel a bit sad that Ib isn't on Steam; would love to hunt down the achievements and craft a badge OTL Maybe someday. Until then it is free to play and DRM free and highly recommended to anyone who isn't against it's genre (or it's engine).


Also Played This Month

about 2 years ago 6 comments

December 2020

HAPPY NEW YEAR! social distance party
I hope you all were able to start the new year successfully and with a pleasant, optimistic feeling despite last year being such a mess :’) Surely 2020 still offered some positive things that happened? So, what happened that you were glad of? I’m really glad that I was able to recover old friendships, my former best friend became my best friend again and we did some pretty awesome things, held a lot of board game nights together, I teached her how to crochet and we crafted side by side :) Also I’m glad for new friends and that they sticked with me into the new year and supported me ^_^ Despite Covid I never had the feeling of being alone only thanks to all those awesome people I met :’)
Please share some of your happy experiences too! Let’s start the year with positive vibes ♥


Gotta Crochet 'Em All!





      Spiritfarer

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      Beautiful game. Lovingly animated, beautiful designed and with an unique story idea. When looking it up it sounds very, very sad. It's not. I mean, releasing the spirits through the Everdoor and speaking your final goodbyes definitely is a sad part of the game but it takes time to get there and the rest of the game is more relaxing and calm. It's meant for leaning back and enjoying your time.

      When I started the game up I thought that this can become my new favorite game of all time. Sadly it didn't bc imho it had a lot of flaws which harmed my experience with it. Most of all it was because of the lack of information given to the player. The characters all were remarkable but the game itself won't tell you how they died, what did they do for a living. Although these stories exist, not ingame but in the digital artbook you can buy separately. :') Tbh the game would have a far deeper meaning if these were included and in fact I even got mad when I heard about that and had to look up their lives myself. Also the order of introduced characters was a bit odd. The game starts with the best characters and ends with the least likable ones. So it ended not with a sad feeling to let them go but instead with a glad one to finally getting rid of them :') And that's a shame! It really had the potential to be one of the best games ever made.

      It's still a great game and one of the best ones from 2020 I've played! I regret nothing :^) Recommended? Highly.

      Poi

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      played on Twitch

      Poi is about two siblings, orphans, who decide to become adventurers. Apparently for one to be one, one has to collect medals of different worlds. So no real story was found, but the gameplay, as simple as it was, made the game shine. Jumping, running, climbing was much fun, as was finding hidden locations or collectibles and solving challenges. Personally I could've missed the enemies which are defeated by jumping on them as the controls are still somewhat clunky and not very precise. Also imo the game didn't need any increased difficulty that justify the enemies. However, the boss fights were a nice addition.

      Was slightly annoyed with the ending vibes. Only one last object. One last world. One last challenge. One last boss fight. So after I enjoyed pretty much the whole game, after all of these 'one last' I kind of was relieved when the game finally was over :d But overall it was an enjoyable time that was spent on playing it.


    Also Played This Month

    • Among Us

      126.9 hours playtime

      no achievements


    • 100% Orange Juice

      237.7 hours playtime

      100 of 232 achievements

    • Pokemon Mystery Dungeon DX

      42.2 hours playtime

      no achievements


    • The Council

      9.5 hours playtime

      22 of 42 achievements

    • Stardew Valley

      86.1 hours playtime

      18 of 40 achievements

    • Hades

      23.0 hours playtime

      no achievements

    • Tle Legend of Zelda: A Link to The Past

      10 hours playtime

      no achievements

    • Cyberpunk 2077

      7.2 hours playtime

      no achievements

    Overall Added This Year: 120

    Overall Played This Year: 65

    Overall Retired This Year: 10

    Avarage Added Per Month: 10

    Avarage Played Per Month: 5.42

    Avarage Retired Per Month: 0.83

    End Roll

    Full Full Full Full Full


    Ori and the Will of the Wisps

    Full Full Full Full Full


    Pokemon Mystery Dungeon DX

    Full Full Full Full Full


    Dicey Dungeons

    Full Full Full Full Half


    Smile For Me

    Full Full Full Full Half


about 2 years ago 8 comments

October - November 2020

One of the positive things Covid caused is that I have met a lot of new people that love to play games as much as I do ^_^ mostly because Among Us brought us all together. My backlog tho isn’t happy about it, as I bought more new Co-op games than finishthe ones I already owned before and hence missed my report for October. Being back on assassination now!
Hope you all can enjoy nice Christmas vibes despite the situation ♪


Gotta Crochet 'Em All!





    Smile For Me

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    The game looks really weird but I was curious about it bc of all these positives reviews and they didn't disappoint me. It's a great game which should be known by a lot more players! Sometimes I still wake up to the sound of it in my head and the urge to help these characters out one more time :v

    In Smile For Me you live in an institution that specialized itself in helping it's residents find their smile again. All of the characters have lost their smile and live unhappily and this institute isn't helping them either. So you come in play and help all those in need. The game has a positive atmosphere while you look around, trying to find out how to help them while bit by bit there's also it a strange, unpleasant feeling that there might be more to it ♪

    Cherry Tree High Comedy Club

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    A rather short time management visual novel about a girl who searches for fellow students that join her comedy club. For that you have to find them in town, speak to them and make them your friends. Each day for about one month and a half is divided into three parts where you can choose what to do; talk to a character, improve your skills about a talking topic, work, doing homework. There is a lot to do and even more options what to do and tbh I ignored most of them :v E.g. working is only needed if you want to buy smth, so I never or rarely did and still got the best ending after my second playthrough. Sadly the game hasn't any achievements to motivate one to also try out those other possible things, like buying everything that's available to make the time management more challenging.

    The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope

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    After Man of Medan was a medicore game, my hopes also weren't high with this one. But I was totally wrong as this game truly was something!

    I bought it on Day 1 but managed to keep everyone alive just a few days ago which is because we played it Co-op and then we played it with the Movie Night mode and apparently my friends really suck at QTE x'D Nevertheless I have to admit that it's the Coop mode that makes the game shine. It's not flawless, but playing at the same time though seeing different scenes was so much cool and a very good reason to play the game again but switch characters. As well as Solomode or Movie Night mode which also let you see different scenes you haven't seen in Coop.

    While playing the game with friends definitely makes it better it's still not a bad game to play alone! The story is thrilling and the characters all have their somethings that keep them interesting. Also: less bugs than in Man of Medan. Bugs yes, but less!

    Still trying to get every achievement =3=

    Mo:Astray

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    Usually games like these aren't my kind of thing but it looked cool and had nice reviews so I wanted to try it out. I'm really glad that I was able to! Very much enjoyed the controls, even though sometimes they were annoying if you stick onto something that you didn't want to stick onto, especially on time based puzzles. The puzzles also were really fun to solve and the boss fights too, even if one has to start the whole fight over again if dying once, which usually diminishes my motivation in these kind of games but in this one I was more tempted to win this fight finally!


Also Played These Months

  • Märchen Forest: Mylne and the Forest Gift

    7.1 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Phasmophobia

    11.7 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Among Us

    101.6 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • GRIS

    7.6 hours playtime

    17 of 17 achievements

  • Lost Constellation

    2.7 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Temtem

    117.8 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • 100% Orange Juice

    228.7 hours playtime

    98 of 226 achievements

  • We Were Here

    3.0 hours playtime

    24 of 26 achievements

  • Spiritfarer

    14.0 hours playtime

    10 of 39 achievements

  • Dark Cloud 2

    28.7 hours playtime

    no achievements

  • Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders

    3.4 hours playtime

    16 of 50 achievements

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