Recente recensies door pulp

killing floor at home:

I should call her

she wants me fr fr

very very VERY repetitive after a good while of playing though i haven't even finished the damn story yet, it feels like the story is dragging along for the sake of dragging along and for no good reason, would only reccomend if it's on a decent discount

it's very inspiring to see how far mdickie has come in the game development industry, all of this was made by 1 man and 1 man only yet the quality is really good

the way the courtyard of the sierra madre was made reminds me of survival horror classics, made you actually fearful for something and gave you stuff to avoid and watch out for instead of bulking whatever the game threw at you.... if not for the story or the gameplay this dlc is also very worth it loot-wise, if you get away with all 37 gold bars you are basically carrying 300k+ caps waiting to be sold somehow. not to mention if you gamble at the sierra madre to get a hell of alot of chips and return to the mojave with them, if you trade with the vendor back at the BoS bunker you can buy hundreds of stimpacks for basically free.

this is one of the worst gameplay experiences i've had, DO NOT GET THIS DLC AND AVOID IT INSTEAD... literally the worst case of never ending fetch quests and the stupidest dialogue i've heard in a long time. if you're above the age of 13 you will not find the "humour" funny at all. the worst thing about this dlc is it offers ZERO value in terms of things like items, armor, or even some of the perks. if you are going to make a bad dlc atleast give us good rewards for sticking through it right? but nope. don't even buy this on sale, buy lonesome road or honest hearts rather than this trash.

One of those stories that keeps you thinking about it after completion, the dlc has 1 human npc yet it's the best dlc story-wise.

after years of swearing off Undertale and ignoring it on steam due to the fandom I finally decided to give it a go since it was on a huge sale. boy am I glad I did since it's an amazing experience I'll never forget