Recent reviews by Jkeb

Great party game for the price. Looking forward to poker as the other game modes can get a bit repetitive.

Great fun for the price, better than Liar's Bar in a lot of ways.

This is easily the best RPG of the last decade. The sheer amount of freedom you get as a player is unparalleled, you can kill any NPC you want, be as good, or evil as you like, and complete as little, or as many missions as you want to. It's not a perfect game by any means, but it's the closest a game can get. I find it ironic that this released the same year as Starfield, which failed as an RPG in all of these aspects.

My only real issue with this game is how overtly sexual some of it is, and how poor the romance system is. Sorry Larian but I don't like being propositioned by each one of my companions when I've shown zero interest in them, it's just weird and unrealistic, especially when said companions already know my character is in a relationship. Mass effect 1 came out 16 years earlier and handled romance better.

This ♥♥♥♥ called intravenous cos it feel like heroin

I'm so glad I went into this game blind, this was one of the most unique and batsh*t insane games I've ever played. Would highly recommend to fans of DDLC and other games in the genre.

Dirt cheap these days, and the campaign is surprisingly good, with a lot of unique and creative set pieces.

I only ever played the MP at launch on the PS4, so idk what the experience is like these days, but with the price this goes for, I'd recommend it for the campaign alone.

I'm not really into boomer shooters but I've had a lot of fun playing this. The gunplay feels meaty and satisfying, with lots of blood and gore, and the soundtrack is fantastic. The level design is also pretty good, and each of the stages feel unique.

Before going into this game I knew next to nothing about it, besides the basic gimmick of controlling William's facial expressions. I didn't expect to play a game so incredibly deep and complex, requiring you to use another piece of software, and look through web pages to find all of the different endings and learn more about the story.

The story itself is very Lynchian (there's even a reference to Blue Velvet in one of the scenes), and I must admit some of it flew over my head, but it was incredibly intriguing and gave me the same vibe as Mulholland Drive, with this almost dream-like quality to it.

This might be the only co-op horde game which even comes close to L4D. Incredibly fun and addictive.

Has a lot of issues, mainly with regards to the performance and the AI. There are also a ♥♥♥♥ load of bugs in this game, and this has probably crashed more than any other game I've played despite my short playtime.

Aside from those issues, this is a promising game and I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops. So far the campaign is fantastic, I love the interviews with the real soldiers who fought in the battle, and the whole thing is very well put together like a documentary.