Recent reviews by Gigory Chadbert

Stranger Things + Zero Sievert. There is nothing quite like this game's world. It isn't a racing game, but sometimes you have to hurry. It's not a horror game, but ♥♥♥♥ can get weird.

They have fixed everything that was annoying about Reus 1 - and I loved that game too.

We're rich!

All good things come to an end. This end-of-product-life Enigma update just bricked my MHR install after almost 500 hours of gameplay. Company is doing a great job to convince me not to buy their next MH title.

It's not as good as the first game, but it's still Subnautica. Still miles ahead of most other survival/crafting games.

Started over again with the newer patches from Unknown Worlds from the last save in 2018 - it runs worlds better than it did before - I was getting massive draw-in lag toward the middle of the story and it's all gone now. Still terrifying even after you already know all the ropes - this game is a classic for sure.

For good electronic Pinball, Zen Studio's really your only option. The problem is the company knows this and has decided to rip off the player base. Unlike the original FX series your purchased tables aren't going to make the jump here unless you pay for them again - so if you already own FX3, just stick with that. The graphics and physics are no better in this new FX. On top of that the download size is huge because you need to front-load all of the tables for DEMO advertisement. No, trials are no longer optional like in FX3. You also can't set the view of the boards for sections like launch bumpers leading to guesswork if the default overhead is obscured or the text is small. The best they'll let you do is set a pan up/zoom out or pan down/zoom in once, before you start the game which becomes your view for the whole game. Overall, this is a downgrade from what they've had in the past and shows just how much they no longer care about their fans. Best advice would be to back up your copy of FX3 before they take that away and you lose your money already spent on tables for good.

If you're reading this, you should already own this. Best survival city-builder in existence, and some great lore & challenge.

Endless replay value with interesting card combos and abilities. Some cards aren't even unlocked until multiple replays, which add new mechanics. Art style is excellent as always in Klei games, and in this one the animation is phenomenal. The stories while short offer multiple pathways which are fun to explore, even aiding build strategies and completion if you know what mobs you're likely to face up front.

The lore is really cool here too - Call of Cthulhu meets Star Wars.

This is absolutely the best game I've ever played.