Recent reviews by Fugoha

It's a relaxing yet challenging game that I highly recommend to everyone. It’s a very friendly game with easy-to-solve puzzles, adorable animal characters, and a meaningful message about protecting our planet, Earth. The game is relatively short, taking around 7 hours to complete and unlock all achievements, but it leaves a lasting impression thanks to its beautiful art style and charming atmosphere.

I should mention that there is a minor glitch with one achievement called Fire Fighter. However, this isn’t a major issue, as you can easily unlock it by replaying the game. Overall, it is a remarkable experience that combines simplicity, beauty, and a heartfelt message. It’s definitely worth playing!

The Expanse: A Telltale Series is a game that left me with mixed feelings. While it can be fun at times, it often feels more like watching a TV show than playing a real game. There are too many cinematics and not enough gameplay to keep it exciting.

Compared to Telltale’s older games like The Walking Dead, this one has fewer choices, less action, and only one ending. Your choices barely matter, except for one part (Maya’s fate). For example, I wanted to join the pirates because I liked them, but the game forced me to kill them instead. In The Walking Dead, you could decide how the story ends and who stays with you, making it feel much more personal.

The gameplay is also very simple. During action scenes, you only need to press three buttons — LT and RT and L move— to win. It’s boring and doesn’t feel challenging at all.

Overall, The Expanse: A Telltale Series is disappointing. It lacks meaningful choices, exciting gameplay, and replayability. I understand now why Telltale shut down. I would give this game a thumbs down because it’s a big step back from what Telltale used to offer.

I found this game to be both boring and confusing. The protagonist claims it's a cat, but all I saw was a girl. Is this a fantasy world where a "girl cat" exists? Or is it supposed to be realistic? The game never clarifies its setting, leaving me feeling lost the entire time.

Even after finishing the game, so many questions remain unanswered. Why was he acting the way he did? Who is she really? What was the point of it all? The lack of explanation and closure left me frustrated and regretting the four hours I spent playing.

On top of that, there’s a bugged achievement titled "γνώσις" that doesn’t unlock properly, which only added to the disappointment.

If you’re considering this game, proceed with caution—it might leave you feeling as unsatisfied as I was.

"Welcome to 189.16 - the Scream, caller. You're talking to Forrest Nash. What's going on with you tonight?"

I absolutely loved hearing this iconic intro every time Forrest answered a call on his late-night radio show. In Killer Frequency, you step into the shoes of Forrest Nash, a radio host thrust into a tense and thrilling night as "The Whistling Man"—a notorious killer—returns to terrorize the town. Your job? To save lives through quick thinking, phone calls, and solving puzzles.

The stakes are high because every choice you make truly matters. The game masterfully builds suspense as you unravel the mystery surrounding the killer. Is he alive? A ghost? Why has he come back now? The story is filled with twists, keeping you on edge until the shocking ending.

I never saw it coming, and it’s one of the reasons I highly recommend Killer Frequency. If you’re into mysteries and decision-driven gameplay, this is a must-play!

I couldn't put down my controller and finished the game in just two days. The island offers a lot of exploration, allowing you to uncover all the collectibles and evidence throughout your adventure. The story, characters, and crimes are highly engaging, and discovering the truth behind each case was incredibly satisfying. Before the final trial, I had to pause and think carefully about who the real killers were—it turned out to be much bigger than I expected. I felt a bit sad after finishing, but it's an experience I won't forget. I completed the game and unlocked all the achievements in 22 hours. Highly recommend!

I truly love this game, but as an achievement hunter, it took me 65 hours to get every achievement at 100%. You might get glitch achievements that are not unlocked because it's an old game. Fortunately, I just had one that required me to replay the game in order to obtain it because it is not unlocked. However, it's a great game, and I highly recommend it.

If only they had Load/Save files, then I could really enjoy this game.

The story is pretty good and exciting, and I'm impressed with how thoughtful the gameplay is. You're on a ship with seven people, and you’re the murderer of your husband. Your goal? To figure out how to hide your crime or pin it on someone else before the ship reaches port in just a few hours! In the end, you either end up in jail or walk away free. There are so many conversations, decisions, and paths to explore, allowing you to truly master the art of getting away with murder.

The only issue? You have to repeat the entire story because they don't have Load/Save files. You can only rewind the scene if you mess up a conversation, but if you want to try different paths, you’ll have to start a whole new game, which feels torturous to me. After about three hours of repeating the same scenes just to try a new option, I got bored. It takes the fun out of experimenting with different choices.

At last, a game where your choices really matter.

Way too short game, all you have to do is produce a medicine for your friend. Playtime is only 20 minutes, including all the achievements. I would tell everyone to give it a go, because it's pretty interesting.

Truly one of the masterpiece RPG games. I'm so speechless of many plot twists and the story. Playtime is totally 4 hours, including getting all the achievements. Highly recommend it to everyone!