Recent reviews by ~Senpai

It's well made for what it is, but the gameplay is hugely simplified compared to The Exit 8. Instead of trying to memorise the location and moving backwards or forwards depending on whether there is an anomaly or not, you always go forward. The challenge now comes down to the small number of anomalies that are able to kill you.

It feels like a significant part of the game's appeal was removed - The challenge of memorising the loop.

So this isn't quite like the other games out there that were inspired by The Exit 8 - games like Midnight Monitor: Aldercourt, Hospital 666, Project 13, etc. This is arguably a different type of game altogether - Cool, but not really what I expected or was looking for from it. This will be fine for most people but yeah, not for me.

I don't know how I've managed to put 15 hours into this game but holy crap JUST PLAY IT.

Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition started off its life under great duress, due to bugs and other technical mishaps.

It has now, however, come through these difficulties and is an amazing (and faithful) recreation of an old classic that many consider to be one of the best games ever made.

Baldur's Gate is the grandfather of the modern RPG, and is a must-play for someone who hankers to know how Skyrim and Dragon Age came to be in the first place. It is fun to play, but note that there is some micromanagement involved with controlling party members - the built in AI scripts aren't perfect and can be a pain at times.

Highly enjoyable with some impressive facial capture software. Can be a bit annoying however as the game likes to tell you whenever you're wrong. Well worth playing through to the end however.

The game can submit to tedium though, and cases can feel repetetive. Only at the end does the game feel as though it comes into itself and then the adrenaline begins pumping.

An amazing zombie shooter that removes all the horror and adds a whole load of arcade wave-survival fun. Much better with friends!

I really like the game, but I couldn’t find the stupid cake.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent uses many tried-and-tested psychological horror elements to realise your worst nightmares, and does so flawlessly.

Created by a tiny team of people, this game has exceeded all of my expectations. I bought it during a sale, and now actually feel guilty for not having paid the full price.

if you're a fan of horror games, I'm sure that Amnesia will not dissappoint!

A damn fun game if you like the prospect of the characters having lives outside of their recognised media. And for £3.25 it's great fun. The game seems to favour the AI's chances though. Damn stressful if you get a ridiculous losing streak.

This game is God on a Stick. Buy it. You'll love it if you loved Fallout 3. heck, you'll love it if you didn't!

However, a lot of people do have problems with bugs. I didn't, but that's just me.

If zero gravity and flashy graphics are your thing, this game is for you. If however you prefer more content, then I'd suggest Team Fortress 2