Recent reviews by LitStranger

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10/physix.

The gameplay is so fast you’d think it was coded by a squirrel with a Red Bull addiction. You’re constantly sliding, dashing, jumping off walls, and doing backflips over Satan’s cousins while juggling guns like a circus act on fire. And the weapons? My dude, the shotgun feels like it was forged in the heart of a volcano by someone who REALLY wanted you to have a good time. And the revolver? You can shoot a coin in the air and ricochet it into an enemy’s face like some kind of bloodthirsty John Wick magician. It’s stupid. I love it.

And don’t even get me started on the style system. The game literally ranks how sexy your kills are. You can’t just shoot a guy. No. You gotta uppercut him into the sky, launch a rocket at his friend, backflip off a wall, and finish with a coin trick headshot like a psychotic street performer. You’re not just killing, you’re performing violence as art.

Visually? It’s got that crunchy retro look like it came straight out of the 90s, but injected with enough chaos to make a CRT monitor cry. The graphics are low-poly, but the gore is high-octane. Every enemy explodes like they’re filled with pressurized tomato soup. It’s gross. It’s glorious. It’s ULTRAKILL.

And holy hell, the music. I don’t know what kind of demonic deal the composer made, but every track slaps. You hear that soundtrack kick in, and suddenly you’ve got 300% more confidence, your taxes are paid, your crush texted back, and you’re ready to obliterate an entire legion of Hell with nothing but a smirk and a shotgun.

It’s an experience. It’s therapy. It's the gym for your reflexes and the playground for your inner chaos goblin. If you like fast-paced shooters, satisfying gameplay loops, and making things explode with style, ULTRAKILL is your best friend now.

⭐🌟⭐ 10/10. Would blood-fuel a murderbot again.

Transformation

people power

Unique blend of action, survival, and dark humor. The freedom to use nearly anything as a weapon and the challenge of managing time effectively make for a thrilling experience. While the save system and time constraints may frustrate some players, the game’s charm and creativity more than make up for it.

8.7/10 ⭐🌟⭐
If you enjoy zombie games with a twist of creativity and strategy, Dead Rising is a must-play Classic.

Like LIMBO, INSIDE has simple controls: you can jump, pull, push objects, and use the environment to solve puzzles. These puzzles are challenging but intuitive, requiring players to think creatively while progressing quickly, as threats appear unexpectedly—from chasing dogs and surveillance drones to massive machines.

INSIDE introduces a unique twist not present in LIMBO: players can control other characters, lifeless human “shells” that act like puppets. This element becomes essential for solving puzzles, adding a slightly disturbing but highly creative dynamic that deepens the dark storyline.
INSIDE is a masterpiece that combines clever puzzles with a dark atmosphere and disturbing themes. The developers have crafted an experience that is mentally challenging and emotionally impactful. INSIDE is not just a game but an exploration of concepts like control, freedom, and will. With its ambiguous ending and rich symbolism, INSIDE leaves a lasting impression on anyone who plays it. This game is highly recommended for puzzle game players who enjoy an ambiguous narrative and immersive, haunting atmosphere.

9/10 ⭐⭐🌟⭐🔥

the art style composed of shadowy silhouettes and a grayscale palette, creates an unsettling atmosphere. The environments are both beautiful and terrifying, ranging from dense forests to industrial areas filled with deadly machinery. The lack of color and dialogue deepens the sense of isolation. The gameplay is simple but challenging, with puzzles that often involve deadly traps and physics-based mechanics. The boy encounters bear traps, giant spiders, and other hazards. Every obstacle and trap seems deliberately placed to teach the player through trial and error. This contributes to the game’s dark tone, as the boy faces gruesome deaths if the player fails to solve the puzzles correctly. Death is a core part of LIMBO’s experience. The game relies on a “trial-and-death” approach where players often need to fail to learn how to progress. These moments are designed to shock, adding to the game’s horror-like experience. For instance, the encounter with a giant spider is one of the most memorable scenes. The spider stalks the boy and forces players to think creatively to escape. LIMBO is celebrated for its unique style and mature approach to storytelling through gameplay.

8,8/10 ⭐🌟⭐

funny battle

Life risks