Recent reviews by Anecrophagist

Uh.. so I like the story of the first game a lot, pretty dramatic, good gameplay, stunning graphics, epic story. Now this one, kinda started a bit too uh... idk. odd? No real explanation on character development, just skips 4 years without any sort of context and boyyy 4 years is a long time. (not really a spoiler, happens legit first 5 minutes) and then you are all of a sudden playing as a lesbian teenager just like everybody expected this sequel to go. JK I think most of us are a bit surprised. I really don't care about the lesbian part, I'd be a little weirded out about roleplaying a near-child in a game with sexual themes in any game no matter the sexual orientation or preference, but that's just me.. That all aside, the reason why I'm returning the game is that there isn't any micro-movements with your mouse. If you don't flick your mouse fast enough, the game won't register input because it's not even for PC at all. It's got deadzone sensitivities assuming that PC players are going to use a controller in a third person shooter. I played around with the options for about an hour and a half and tried to find anything to fix it, but nothing could give me fine control over my crosshairs. I could skip all the scenes and still enjoy this game, but until there is a way to be able to make my mouse aim as it should. No matter how pretty the game is, I can't recommend it for anyone that's trying to experience the game comfortably with a mouse and keyboard.

Incredible game, has a few minor bugs (dog tackling you across the map until you fall to your death when you praise him) and a few other things that aren't as funny.

The Goods:
-Very immersive continuation from the original, I was not once disappointed by the story.
-A lot of different ways to be Henry.
-A good amount of moral decision making (though I only played through once and I can't say for sure any of it matters in the end to the main story).
-Loveable, hateable, relatable, but most importantly; believeable characters (I hate it when games or movies have characters that actions don't match their motives or personalities, really breaks the fiction for me)
-Incredible story based in a medieval historical fiction FPRPG


The Bads:

-It's stupid easy to get rich and progress your stats, in fact I'd say too easy.
Ex.1: You can overburden yourself and gain stats (yes I understand carrying more than you should makes you stronger, but I think it's excessive that you can just carry almost an unlimited amount and get rewarded for it)
Ex.2: Once you know how to make the money, you'll have more than what you can ever do with it, and it easily comes to a point that there isn't actually anything worthwhile to spend it on; the best weapons you can make yourself for DIRT CHEAP, and the best armor is looted off of early to mid game NPCs.
Ex. 3: Maxing charisma is as easy as going to a tailor with a paltry sum of 300 groschen and maybe one or two early game perks.

-The combat is insanely easy, even if you're not "cheesing" it.
During stealth events that had over 30-50+ enemies, I just killed them all instead of sneaking because it was easier to agro every NPC and slaughter them than to play the game properly. The combos are extremely simple because they removed some directions from the combat interface. The perfect block window is wide enough to land a plane inside of. Feinting is nearly unpunishable. I was killing most of my enemies in two hits with a longsword, even though they weren't actually being cut.

Game wouldn't let me ****ING ASK ROSA'S DADDY IF I COULD MARRY HER, she was smart, cute, brave, funny, ****ing A. Even if he said absolutely the **** not, I feel like I should have had the ability to ask so I could have closure on that part.


All in all, aside from finding the game just too easy, minor bugs, the gameplay and the story are amazing and I thoroughly enjoyed playing KCDII (I only play PVP games, and haven't enjoyed many singleplayer games, so this was a real treat). Even though the story does a pretty good job at elaborating the events that happen in KCDI, I STRONGLY recommend playing KCDI first, it will give you a more fine appreciation of this game. If you can spend money on doordashing food, cook a meal for yourself twice and you can easily pay for this almost masterpiece of a game.

Game is really smooth. A lot of the naysayers have about 5 hours in it. I've enjoyed this game for the last few months as a casual online player. The more I play the better I get (imagine that). I've only run into one player that was blatantly hacking, The other players that I felt might be hacking at least had the decency to hide it (They might have been legit and knew something I didn't though). Anyway, if you want a good boxing experience with short online queues, hit up Undisputed. Any fight night players shouldn't have a problem with the learning curve, but fresh new blood might benefit from not having hard-to-break habits. To Steel City Interactive: Plz give us Mike Tyson k? plz. just plz do it.

Picked this game up on sale, wasn't expecting a whole lot. My expectations were shattered; me and my buddies ended up playing for 8 straight hours. There are lots of spells and interesting ways to combo them together. This game is just overall fun as ****, and there is also an active developer team in Discord. The only con about this game is the low player base, so get on in here!

Alright, this game is like Tekken or Soul Calibur on crack. The physics engine is incredible and the gameplay is absolutely realistic, you aren't going to survive a slice to your throat or a stab to your heart. The most enjoyable part about this game while playing with friends is how short the matches are, and how punishing the game can be; leading to quick matches and a great deal of replay-ability. I am eager to see where the studio goes with this game, and am also eagerly awaiting client-based matchmaking.

If you enjoyed the old Wizards of the Coast games like Baulders Gate & Icewind Dale, good news, this is pretty much an OG reboot of them with a kingdom builder side-game. Turn based mode is able to be toggled for a semi-authentic D&D experience. :]

I always come back to this game for a certain part of the year. It's free, entertaining, well-made, and exceptionally fun. When I was a kid, I wanted to be an airplane when I grew up, War Thunder allows me to live out such fantasies.

This game is good.

[Explanation:] It just... really is, so play it k?

People like to whine.
Mordhau likes to shine.
The dev's might not be the best,
but this game beats the rest.

I'm not a game reviewer, but I do wish to dispel the myth of P2W from this game.
This is over all a solid game, it isn't ground breaking, but as far as generic first person shooters go, I find it quite satisfying.
I have yet to see a hacker after two weeks of playing. +
You must purchase and repurchase weapons, but I've never found grinding money to be a provlem.
The system gives you daily quests, weekly quests, and monthly quests. This guarentees you make 3,000 credits per day.
By the time my weapon expires, I always have more than enough money to repurchase.
Weekly free weapons/characters balance out the scales and ensure you're never left with the basic M4A1 (even though it is a perfect weapon)
Credits in game will get you outfits, and purchase boxes that give you a chance to get a gold weapon.
(P2P players sometimes get gold items, kill them, steal their weapon--- provlem solved)
The P2P currency is given to you every day that you log in.

It's no Call of Duty, but who isn't bored of that anyway :O
The game is also starting eSports, which I'm quite excited about
Overall 8/10