Recent reviews by DrFresh113

It's fun! Acuvac does something that I only see in a couple of other games (including Katamari): it's RELAXING. The music, the vibes, just going around and sucking things up, it's great! I think once you get used to the controls, the game really takes off. Great work!

Of all three Jackbox Party Packs, this one might be the best. Quiplash is always a crowd favorite, but the addition of Trivia Murder Party and Fakin' It really push this one over the top. You can (and should) play this with as many groups of people as possible; these are huge hits. Since this is new, the sales aren't as steep, but if this pack follows trends of the other ones, it'll go on sale a lot for quite a bit cheaper, too.

OH, YES with these games. Quiplash is always a phenomenal hit - everybody I play it with loves it, regardless of how confident they are going in. Earwax is a very interesting concept and pretty well executed, too. Bidiots, Fibbage, and Bomb Corp are pretty alright, too. Quiplash really is the best, though, but you shouldn't overlook the other ones. If the price is a bit too heavy, don't worry - this game goes on sale a LOT.

Oh, man, is this a staple for my parties. I've played this with professional comedians and regular friends/family alike, and everyone is fantastic at these games. Drawful is easily the best game of the group (and well worth the price), but don't overlook Fibbage or Word Spud just because there's one standout game. If you balk at the price, just hold on; this bundle goes on sale a LOT.

I really enjoyed this! This game has charm. The music is fantastic, the mechanics are simple enough for a child, but the gameplay is challenging enough for an adult. The art style, characters, and story are all very charming, and this is wholly a well-constructed game.

This game is a great example of why I love puzzle games. They're not all winners, but this one definitely is.

I had my hesitations about this game, but this turned out to be the exact Ghostbusters game that I've always wanted. Best experienced with a gamepad, though; if you don't have one, you might want to get one before playing this game.

This is the greatest game I have played in a long, long time. Stop reading about it; go experience it. Hands down my favorite game that came out this year.

All in all, I think this game is a good starting point if you want to get into horror games. I mean that as a compliment.

I wouldn't say that this game is necessarily bad. It's got a pretty good atmosphere and decent jumpscares. The artwork's great (they even make it easy to spot landmarks so that you don't get lost, even though pretty much everything's in black and white), and the voice acting is pretty good, as well. Each section of the game pretty much has its own unique set of monsters with the exception of one or two, and that gives a pretty good variety. It's short enough to show a friend to just play through really quickly - I got all of the paths in 3 hours.

A lot of the time, I wasn't really that scared, which is sort of bad news for a horror game. While the atmosphere is pretty scary at first, it sort of fades once you actually get to see each of the monsters - the mystery sort of disappears, and it's really easy to learn how to deal with them pretty quickly. I think the main problem with this game is that it's just a ton of walking with only a small handful of scattered monsters or jumpscares in relatively few places. I don't want to make a joke like "Walking Simulator 2015" or anything like that, but that did make this game pretty boring. Like I said, if you want to get into horror games, this is a good place to start, but not for $15.

I've beaten this game three times now. It's fun every time.