Storm 最近的評論

A very unique and refreshing spin on the genre, with an enjoyable cast of characters and a pretty nice story. Definitely enjoyed playing that game

A masterfully written love story, helped by an amazing voice acting and the incredible music from Danger, makes Haven an extremely charming, and very relaxing experience.
Definitely earned a place among my favorite games.
Un grand merci aux Game Bakers pour ce jeu qui rend cette fin d'année bien plus agréable que ce vers quoi elle semblait se diriger. Félicitations pour son lancement et bonne chance pour la suite !

Little treasure of indie games, As Far As The Eye is a very relaxing game of turn based survival. I'm not usually a big fan of this genre, but AFATE puts a twist in it that everyone can enjoy now and then.

Absolutely incredible game. Extremely fun to play and has an extraodinarily deep cast of characters. Supergiant delivers once again !

Great game

Made me cry without a single word, 10/10

10/10 would get rekt by demon girls dancing to sick beats again

Celeste is a "die & retry" type of platformer. I always thought I didn't have the patience and skill to play and enjoy this kind of game, but I heard so many good things about Celeste that I finally caved in and bought it during the winter sales. And if there is one thing I regret about buying this game, it's doing so so late and for so cheap.

The game is beautiful : graphics, music, sound design, story, all of the utmost quality. Even if the challenge seems hard, you're compelled to push ever forward to see more, to know more.

The story of the game is about challenging yourself, fighting your fears, accepting who you are while still striving to better yourself. And it weaves very well with the gameplay of the game. With each failure, you grow. You learn. And soon enough, a challenge that would have seemed impossible to overcome is easily beaten.
The difficulty is not that brutal either, at first. Getting to the summit of Celeste Mountain doesn't require extreme skills, but stays challenging nonetheless. Collecting strawberries will take you out of the easy path and into more difficult boards, but with the experience gleaned from the initial game, it's not that hard.
Then come the B-Sides, who require mastery over each chapter gimmicks. Skills gained over the course of the normal chapters, and mastered during those B-Side chapters. Those levels might have seemed impossible for little old you at the beginning of the game, but now, it's just another challenge to overcome, and you grow stronger with each board cleared.
Haven't had enough ? What about some C-Side ? I talked about mastery for the B-Sides, but they are nothing compared to the brutal C-Side chapters, whose extremely tight boards will give you the final challenges to overcome, ones that will leave you with the greatest feel of accomplishement you've ever felt (I might be pushing a bit here, though).

Then the (free) DLC chapter brings a brand new challenge adding plenty of new mechanics to the game, each to be mastered as well if you expect to once again reach the end of the game and give it a warm and heartfelt farewell.

It took too long for the exclusivity to fall: our enemy was stubborn. Obstinate. But they weren't nearly willed enough. For you finally passed the torch. And because of you, we found Halo, unlocked its secrets, shattered our enemy's resolve. Our victory — your victory — was so close, I wish you could have lived to see it. But you belong to the Console. Your controller, your Gold subscription — all burned and turned to glass. Everything… except your courage. That, you gave to us. And with it, we can finally play.

Hellblade is an amazing game and you everyone should definitely play it at least once in their lives.
The story is absolutely incredible.
The acting of every single character is perfect.
The sound effects make the game super immersive.
The landscapes are breathtaking.
The soundtrack is up there with the best soundtracks of all time.
The gameplay is simple yet very fun.
Seriously, play this game. And use a headset.