kelseyr713 の最近のレビュー

Get Knock-Knock if you like being thoroughly creeped out and don’t necessarily need an explicit explanation of what’s happening. I really loved it, and will definitely be playing it again to discover the other ending.

Here's my full review of Knock-Knock from Ice-Pick Lodge for Nerdy But Flirty. http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/10/07/review-knock-knock/

Here are my reviews of all three episodes of The Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief from Nerdy but Flirty.

Eye of the Sphinx: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/07/29/the-raven-legacy-of-a-master-thief-the-eye-of-the-sphinx-review/

Ancestry of Lies: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/09/03/the-raven-legacy-of-a-master-thief-ancestry-of-lies-review/

A Murder of Ravens: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/10/06/the-raven-legacy-of-a-master-thief-a-murder-of-ravens-review/

Kotor II is not as amazing as the first, but it is an excellent, well-written game (albeit with a disappointing ending).

KotoR is the best Star Wars game ever, and one of the best RPGs ever. Get this...you will not regret it.

Loom is one of the lesser-known adventure games from Lucasarts. It's one of my favorites, however, and I love the experimentation they did with the SCUMM interface (everything is done through music). Definitely a memorable game.

The Night of the Rabbit is a gorgeous, wonderfully charming adventure game. Whether you’re a fan of the genre or this is your first try at it, the game is absolutely worth it.

Read my review of the preview build for Nerdy but Flirty: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/05/26/the-night-of-the-rabbit-preview-build-review/

While 7 Grand Steps gets a lot of points for thinking outside the box, I think the game is mostly unsuccessful in blending a casual play mechanic with gaming that requires careful planning. I was often frustrated, and didn’t find myself wanting to come back for more. There is obviously a lot of depth to this game, but I wasn’t intrigued enough to keep digging. I will be checking out Mousechief’s other games, just because this is such a different concept, and I’m intrigued to see what else they have to offer.

Read my full review of 7 Grand Steps for Nerdy but Flirty: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/06/06/review-7-grand-steps/

I didn’t enjoy the gameplay of The Bridge at all; I found it much too difficult and frustrating to be enjoyable. The art, however, is beautiful, and I appreciate the effort and creativity that was put into the game. It just wasn’t to my personal taste. When I finished levels, I didn’t feel accomplished, I just felt relieved that I was done. If you enjoyed Braid, you would probably like this…the feel of the games was very similar – to me, anyway.

Read my full review of The Bridge for Nerdy but Flirty: http://nerdybutflirty.com/2013/04/04/the-bridge-review/

Spent many long hours playing this as a kid; looking forward to revisiting!

If you haven't played this...why?