Recent reviews by Boboscus

Third and sadly final Mimimi stealth strategy game we got, probably their best yet gameplay wise, story wise not so much but still a great piece overall. Lots of challenges, lots of ways to finish each mission and lots of characters with unique skills to do so with. The game features a hub like ship from where you plan all of your missions from as well as learn more about your crew. Heavily recommended and bon voyage Mimimi!

Easily the best Vampire game out there, not that there's many good competitors to begin with, but this game is REALLY good. The progression is amazing, building your castle is as fun as it gets, crafting is fun and rewarding, your character grows more powerful as you go and you can definitely feel it, plenty of skills to play with and plenty of weapons to go for, the only limit is your own willpower. Definitely recommended!

Cutesy tower defense game with nice pixel art? I'm in, instantly. But this game just uncovers dumb decision after dumb decision as you go, INSANELY unbalanced, they show you a SINGLE encounter worth of positioning for each new trap and then they let you to trial and error what will work for every other consecutive encounter and none of them are the same, all too open to funnel enemies into a single line with way too little resources to actually build something, overall a really poorly explained and built game, difficulty is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ insane, even on STORY you die almost immediately, hard no.

What a time waster this is, but it's good. The only thing I wish it had was the option of running while turned off, kind of like Virtual VIllagers runs even when your PC is off.

A game based on one of my favorite recent movie franchise, but I knew this would be too much for me to handle, it's giving me so much anxiety I hate to play it, but it's done well. The suspense is there and it works, such a simple concept overall yet so interesting and breath taking, will try to push through but I can't guarantee, kind of in the same boat as Alien: Isolation which is also too much for me to handle.

This one brings back memories. A game that runs even if you shut it off, the tiny people you have to take care of keep on living, without you, if you forget about them, they will all inevitably die, but you can just start again, no?

This one is an interesting piece, it's definitely good, but even if the length was cut in half it would still be too long and too stretched out. It definitely does scream "consoles have no games so we better make a giant time sink".

The main game is separated into 3 chapters and honestly, first 1 was okay and would definitely be enough, if they fit the rest of the story into it, the 2nd part just drags on for too long and the finale aren't as long but are definitely far too behind. The game itself is okay, it's kind of like Mad Max, but instead of a car you have a bike. Combat was fine, exploration too, but HOLD TO controls are really annoying and they are stuffed into pretty much every interactable, which soon gets tiring, on top of all the bugs, glitches and jank the game is full of. Oh and you WILL see these, sooner or later, challenge mode is a special kind of jank.

Overall a good play, definitely one of the best Sony has to offer, along with Returnal, but players don't seem to like these games much, or there would already be 40 different sequels to it.

Played the 2nd game first as this wasn't available on Steam at the time, but man do I regret it, I even wonder how the sequel became reality when this is sooo bad in comparison. The enemies are probably thought about combat from CoD: WaW due to their EXCESSIVE grenade use, you will get bombarded infinitely if you try and use cover, but if you don't, you'll get hitscanned, so you either kill them before they do a lot of damage or the game punishes you for trying to play tactically. Guns feel horrible, enemies are spongy, graphics are ugly, basically a bad game all around, play at your own risk.

The only PRO is that Stg44 sounds like M4 from Max Payne 2, at least you get reminded of the good games as you play.

Common Steam W, common Epic L.

This one improves some key issues I had with the 2nd game, adds open ended level design and makes certain equipment actually useful, like mines, as enemies can be baited around freely and aren't stuck in a corridor like levels. But this is still made in the same engine iteration with same clunky feel to it and some weird gimmicky mechanics. I probably ruined it for myself as I haven't played this till way after SE4, so it all feels really bad in comparison, that one might be the best way to start the franchise since games aren't really connected story wise.