Recent reviews by Knilk

Very, very fun and satisfying to play. It can get pretty hard, but it was never so hard that I wanted to stop playing. The combat is pretty easy to learn, but still requires a lot of skill to master. Some of the boss battles can be very difficult at first, but once you figure out your strategy it is extremely satisfying to finally successfully kill the boss. There are pretty much no dull moments in the game and slicing enemies and objects in to clean-cut pieces never gets old.

Just wanted to get this out there once I saw the Hitman franchise sale.

If you want an awesome stealth experience, get Hitman: Blood Money. It's the best in the series. While Absolution isn't an awful game, it is (at least in my opinion) the weakest Hitman game.

Also, Blood Money is $3 cheaper on sale. Buy it.

I just wanted to revise my review of this game.

Why do you not own it?

It's dirt cheap and everything about it is awesome. It's incredibly difficult, but after losing hundreds (not an exaggeration) of times, finally finishing a level feels great. The soundtrack is awesome. The gameplay's pacing is perfect - you can restart after failing with no delay. It's incredibly addicting. The only downside I can think of is that the visuals take a little bit to get used to.

While I kind of prefer the original Typing of the Dead, this is still great. It also comes with normal House of the Dead: Overkill if you're boring and want to kill zombies with guns instead of words.

I played this quite a bit when it was in alpha, and it's still great. It's kind of like a combination of Terraria and Source Forts.

Basically, at the start of each round, the teams get a setup time in which to mine resources and set up fortifications such as walls and traps. The game takes advantage of the destructible environments very well. Walls that aren't attached to the ground will collapse, crushing anyone underneath, and the game includes many explosive and fire weapons in order to ensure that destruction happens often and satisfyingly. That being said, it's balanced well enough so that building good fortifcations doesn't feel futile.

It's definitely worth it while it's on sale.

An extremely fun open-world sandbox game. The map is huge to the point of attempting to 100% the game is insane. The grappling hook makes combat and movement consistently both fun and funny. There is never a dull mmoment. If you encounter a dull moment, it's probably your fault. If you're looking for a game with an in-depth story, this isn't it. The (hilariously badly voice acted) cutscenes are just excuses for more insane chaos to happen.

Also, what I've played of the Multiplayer mod is extremely fun.

Definitely my favorite Sonic game in quite a while. It's not without its flaws (some of the boss fights are pretty buggy, for example), but it's still pretty fun.

There's a free, short, and spoiler-free demo. Just play that. It will make you understand what this game is far more easily than if I were to type it out. The full version is absolutely worth the money.

Really great story. If you're looking for a gameplay-driven experience, though, this isn't it. It's more or less just a point-and-click adventure game with a few token action sequences (most of which just boil down to mashing the correct button). You don't have to know anything about either the show or the comic series to get in to this - the game takes place in the comic's canon, but centers around different characters. Definitely worth it while it's on sale.

I own one racing game on Steam, and this one is definitely my favorite out of all of them.

Grab it while it's on sale.