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aka things not working in this broken game.

1) Walked up a vertical slant and out of the designated map area until I reached an invisible wall and a cliff into nothingness.

2) The sword barely makes contact damage with the Zombies, if you want to call that a glitch.

3) The zombies on the other side of the map don't move, they just stand there.

4) There's nothing in the 'About' option.

5) Changing the sound levels causes the entire game to lag during the sliding of the notch.

6) Weapon choosing is inconsistent on new games, picking up in a different order will change their allocated wielding keys(1,2,3,4)

7) When trying to Quit the game through the Main Menu, the Game froze.


10/10, lived up to it's name to some degree.

I thought it was a cheap walking simulator with bad jumpscares.
But this is one of the best psychological horror games I've ever played,
I was impressed with Amnesia, then Outlast topped that, now Layers is topping Outlast.

Completed it in basically one sitting, It was really terrifying.

Honest review as I play, not afterwards.

This needs a Maybe recommendation.
I'm repeatedly flicking from Not Recommended to Recommended.

Slain is quite fun, but expect to be frustrated.
Due to the amount of actual unnecessary cancer deaths that primarily are there for the sole reason of trying to be a metal-dic.

How do I say this without sounding like a privlidged ♥♥♥♥,
If I'm spending a lot of time trying to pass a Boss, I don't want to die 3 seconds after due to a new Trap mechanic in the scenery 5 meters before the Save location.
It's just forcing you to backtrack and replay the same Boss, in order to realize where this new Trap mechanic is.

Once you respawn at the last Save location and you're on your way back to the Boss you died at, if you take even a third of damage before you get there, you're better off restarting from the last checkpoint because you'll be wasting your time otherwise with very little health and no way to replenish.
(protip, you can't restart from last checkpoint, one must stand still and idle until you die)

In order to pass through Horde Waves, you'll have to already pass at least a couple to know where exactly to stand and where enemies spawn, because being in the wrong place will take off too much health thus, my above point, only option is to suicide.
Vsing the Plague Boss has 2 waves prior, if you get damaged even once (out of the 6 hits you can take before dying) then it's impossible to kill the Boss.

Blocking against anything but the Boss's isn't worth doing, you have to time it to the millisecond for a perfect counter,
If you miss that counter you'll take damage. It's more beneficial to jump those attacks or hit and evade back.

Upon reaching what I assume is a *Ghost miniboss* on a 4 meter platform and VSING for the last 20minutes,
After avoiding her 2 hits from which would push you into spikes, and managing to fluke the killing blow, I'm now left with 1/6 HP, I continue on a platform, only to encounter another Ghost miniboss before the Save location, it turns out this Miniboss is actually a normal Enemy with boss characteristics.
I didn't even mention that you still have to GET to the miniboss from the save location while avoiding damage.

* Figured out how to bypass these fkun cutns, get hit once and no-clip through her to activate the switch, get hit again and no-clip back through her and onto the platform,
Do the same with the other one and you'll have 2/6 HP left, only logical way.

These "minibosses/enemies" wouldn't be hard if you had room to move around, but it seems difficulty is defined by the amount of mobs closest to you to restrain movement, thus dying in 6 hits from the 15 mobs either side of you.


It's upon reaching the Queen boss fight I have officially quit this bad game.
I bought it for $2, I'm so glad I got it cheap, it's not worth anything higher.

Loved this game so much.
Purchased recently after playing Momodora III a year ago.

Hail to the King, baby.

Hell yeah I recommend this.

I don´t even remember BUYING this, as I´m pretty tight with games.
I must of played it during Early Access because I´ve never actually completed the game until now due to my saves getting wiped from updates.
Bros kept getting added, new levels, and enemies.

It´s a completed game now and really fun to play all the characters.

I wish they added the option of selecitng your character at the start of a level instead of becoming a random Bro,
and saving another Bro (+1 life) changes you to another random Bro.
Sometimes I won't get a +1 just to continue playing this certain character.

Whoa about 60% in and the game changes massively, it's then you realize just how much of a Run'n'Gun it is.

If you enjoyed Life is Strange, you WILL enjoy Quantum Break.
Although Max didn't go around killing everyone like Jack Joyce does in QB.

At first I wasn't sure if it was worth my money from the Humble Monthly as I had put it off for a few weeks.
But after finally installing and playing it, I view it as being worth the full price.

There's about 2 hours worth of split episodes incorporated within the game that plays after points that will directly contribute to the story.
So after you've kicked butt for a bit, you can kick back and watch a show for 30min or play it later in the Timeline option.

It takes some messing around in the Graphics to work it on your system, but after you get a stable FPS without screen tearing from this port you'll have a great time.
Upscaling has to be ON unless you have a computer from 2035
I really loved this game.

Blue Butterflies? This has Orange Butterflies in the form of Monarch Industries.

It's so fukn bad.
Had it sitting in my 'Need to play' list for years, I finally got around to playing it for 5 minutes.

You're expected to use your left hand to hit 7 keys with the beat of the song,
or use your left hand for WER and your right hand directly below on ASDF. Just a jumble-♥♥♥♥.
I feel like you're meant to have some sort of controller or Music Keyboard connected play this.

It's good that you're able to use your mouse click, as this helps and is almost necessary.
Making do with the mouse, I've found it pretty damn hard to judge what actual Lines/Letters the Music Notes are flowing onto because of the angled arc.
It's not like Guitar Hero with it's straight forward lines.

Convince me to play again to change my mind.

Really fun Stealth mechanics.

Aragami has a lot of replayability with Easy, Normal and Hard Medal collecting as you progress by;
1) All Kills in the mission, 2) No Kills in the mission, and 3) Being undetected.
There's also a level builder, as well as Multiplayer which I haven't tried yet.

It's one of those games you'd immediately replay after finishing the final story mission.
Which I did, I played through again on Normal difficulty undetected with no kills.

I'll definitely play through Aragami again in the future while trying for the All Kills Medals in Multiplayer.

Edit:
A year later I've got the DLC :)

Bought in a Humble Bundle for $1.

Started LiEat,
Was 1/10th the Screensize.
After figuring how to maximize the Window, I was locked on 15 FPS, through multiple relaunches until it finially decided to give me 60.
Continued another 15seconds and was prompted with a Control issue after needing to access a Door, I'm not interested in spamming all the letters, numbers and F1's in order to find the relevant keybinds.

It's at this point I decided to alt-tab to write the first portion of the review, as I'm already Negative Nelly towards it.
Continuing back to the game from my Dual Monitor set-up and it's decided to blackscreen.
It's bypassable with ease by just clicking the window in your taskbar.
but NOT through alt tabbing.

It gives off a Pokemon Yellow sort of atmosphere.
All the Houses are copy pasted, even the insides. I'm often checking all the copy-pasted houses for NPC's continuously to progress the story in this small town.
You've got a Pikachu Anime girl following you, it appears the protagonist is the obnoxious Male leading around the town.

Just fought a Demon in the Town.
I can safely assume our characters are some sort of Demon Hunters that fight them regularly as there was no dialogue meant for the player to understand the situation, or any surprise from our Characters fighting a random enemy in the peaceful town.

After Saving the game for the first time, once again LiEat has decided to lock me in 15 fps again, it's at this 10 minute point that the Game has become a burden
Searching for a solution, it turns out the F5 key cycles through different FrameSkip options, this is something I would of hit earlier in the game originally when figuring out how to Fullscreen, as well as the Basic control schemes.

Continuing further in the game and the introduction of "Lies" comes into the Story, they're the so called Demons I've seen (they personally shouldn't of been introduced until this portion was explained)

https://i.imgur.com/96z10Ks.png