Évaluations récentes de Pajamasaurus

6/10

First, I need to clarify why I recommend this. Steam requires I do or don't, and I refuse to vote no on this. The art style is hit or miss, not just in general, but panel to panel at times. I like the concept that this tries to bring across, though it is definitely rough. The world building is lacking, but the world seems interesting. There are grammar/spelling issues, and the whole thing couldn't stand without the visuals. The story, at times, tries to pull at your emotions, but instead is extremely jarring and abrupt. The main issue that is keeping this from being something I would truly recommend, though, has to be the pacing. You can easily clear this in under three hours, but it honestly would need to be at least twice that length in order to not feel so crammed and rushed. I am honestly curious as to what future Tyrania projects will hold, but the projects need more time and finesse to bring out the true potential I feel lies under the surface.

8/10

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice starts off messing with your mind and tugging at your heart from the very beginning. Every section is full of breathtaking moments. The visuals and sound are top notch. The combat isn't difficult, but definitely has a a learning curve. Make sure you look up the controls before you start, because there are no button prompts and they will leave you lost. Is this an enjoyable experience, I would say yes, except the experience is not designed to be an enjoyable story. Loss and love are key aspects that weigh heavily as you progress. Delving into dealing with psychosis can leave you constantly on edge. A few nitpicks that I would express; When lining up the environment for some puzzles, I ran into seeing what I was looking for multiple times, but not what the game thought I should be looking for. There is also the issue of the 'collectibles' in the game, where you can accidentally lock yourself out of obtaining all of them due to the story structure of blocking off areas (the trials are the biggest offender). Having followed the development of this game, I can honestly say that I was not disappointed. This is definitely a worthwhile adventure, though if you have epilepsy or struggle with mental illness, there are sections that are quite uncomfortable.

6.5/10

I struggled to review this game. I thoroughly enjoyed playing through it and the music is magnificent. Without a single spoken word, the game has moments that will tug at your emotions. Your first play through of the game can easily end with only three hours put into the game, and I admit that I was engaged for every minute. After completing the game... I felt unsatisfied. The end came and went, and I was left wanting. Would I advise buying this game? Yes. For more than 10$? No. As mush as I want to praise the game, it came across as more of a 'proof of concept' with complete art assets than a complete game. Speaking of the art, it is quite brilliant, but in order to have 'hidden collectibles' it does break some of the unspoken rules it sets in place about what can and cannot be crossed or gone through. This is def a gem of a game, but a small one that can understandably be considered overpriced at full sale.

7.5/10

Hollow Knight has a simple to learn, difficult to master control/combat system that you may not assume exists at first when you view the beautifully hand drawn art style. A solid game with nerve wracking platforming and great lore. The story... stories... are tucked away in many nooks and crannies, as are the games many collectibles. You can easily get lost in this game for hours on end, but the game definitely rides the line of frustration about where to go if you get lost in it's frequently looping or pitch black corridors. I do advise this game, but the game is a challenge from beginning to end.

Usually, I like to leave a rating at the top of my reviews. #/10 and then go into detail. However, it's something that I do when I review games. This is an extremely beautiful choose your own adventure short story. The artwork is beautiful, and the story struck me to the core. While I do love this, I felt it would better serve to advise that this is an extremely heartfelt experience and it can at time seem painful and cruel, especially your first playthrough. I do hope others will be able to experience this, but take caution... and remember, it's always okay to talk to someone.

8.5 / 10

The exploration, leveling, and equipment that the Castlevania series began to home in on, starting with Symphony of the Night, is returned to. I was more than pleasantly surprised to jump into this game. The frequent updates and extra free dlc that has been coming out, as promised and more, continues to draw me back to this game. Good soundtrack and a great variety when it comes to customizing your playthrough, I highly recommend this game. So why did I only rate this game an 8.5? Repetition, grind, and a few particular hidden items can really drag the game down at times. The fast travel does help with backtracking, but it rides a fine line as to whether it is enough. I encountered a single combination that caused the game to crash on me, causing a loss of progress, and though the game is still growing, it def was a concern that needed addressed. Final thoughts, if you are a fan of the classic Castlevania or Metroidvania styles, I think there is something here for you.

8.5/10

I struggled to decide what I would rate this game. I completed the gameplay in 7 minutes and sat here letting everything sink in for twice as long. While I definitely recommend this game I must advise you do not look into any spoilers. Let the game sink in. This is by far one of the best stories of human nature you will ever come across... I think I will end the review at that. Less is more.

7 / 10

My favorite game of all time is Final Fantasy Tactics... yes, that is the best way to start this review. Other fans of the game will understand. I frequently find myself going on searches for tactic games that come close to or can hold a candle to Final Fantasy Tactics. This game, is not that game.

However, to be fair, we need to take a look at what this game actually is. It is a turn based strategy tactics game with a storyline and (optional) multiplayer. It is a different system, unique in it's own ways that stands out. Do I enjoy it? I would answer that with, "mostly." While it does remain a free to play game that you can spend money on, there are actually complete item sets that you can only get for multiplayer, and I came to this game solely for the single player aspect of it. For me, that is a turn off. If you are looking for a "tactics" game, this one is good. Not great, but definitely a solid good game.

This Review is written at the time of only the first arc being complete.

8.75 / 10

I honestly loved and adored this visual novel. I sat down to play and could not walk away until I had cleared it. The characters are all very unique and have interesting qualities and flaws. I found myself actually laughing with the characters at times and I was even panicking at times with them. I found myself deeply involved and pulled in to the store, and it is for that very reason that I do struggle to recommend this game. I reached the "To Be Continued" and I honestly feel like I died inside. I need more and I was absolutely at a loss to be left at such a cliff hanger. I love this story and want people to experience it, while at the same time, it is not complete, and I do not want people to be stuck in this mental break down that I am in. Decisions... decisions...

8/10

Extremely addictive, this is the game they talk about when they say, "easy to learn, hard to master." That is not to say that the game is not fair. It can be a pain at times, and a couple of the multitude of mini-games will initially seem impossible, but that is a part of this adorable challenge that shows you that once you get better, this will be easy. Skill is not exactly everything, though. With nearly 50 options to choose from for the plants, unlocking each and every option is a reward in it's own way and allows you so many new ways to go about levels. My biggest complaint would probably have to be that even once you complete the campaign, you can't pick and choose old levels individually to revisit, which is something that would seem right at home here, especially due to the high replayability.