Reseñas recientes de kiroma

Right now I just cannot get into the game long term
It's a pretty nice environment but I can't get myself to launch the game most of the time because of how long it takes to load all the shaders. It's suffering from all the issues of Unreal Engine and it's severely bringing the experience down.

Absolutely one of the worst games I've ever played, the brainrot is impressively bad. 10/10

Release AW2 on Steam pls

There's just a whole lot of... nothing in this game? The concept is too simple, the claustrophobia element simply isn't there, the ending was telegraphed.

It's a very short experience, the whole game and all of its achievements can be seen and gotten in a little under 2 hours. The idea is interesting but not very fleshed out. There isn't any particular challenge to the cooking, at least post the 1st day patch I guess? You learn a nuance and then get to the next one.
Most of the time in the game is spent walking at an extremely unbelievable not very much brisk pace of a slow walk. Wouldn't normally be an issue but the graphics of the game are nothing to call home about.
There is a semblance of a story here, but it's just there to make the player move forward, not much else.
The camerawork is actually pretty nice. The way the dialogues work brings lots of character to the game.

Vision is muddy but still fun

This game isn't for everyone, so don't look at the reviews and play the demo. Runs are not supposed to be 2 hours long, my average time between checkpoints is about 25 minutes.

That being said, if you've got the right kind of autism, you will become absolutely addicted to the experience. The ambiance, the gameplay loop, the visuals, it's all great. The game has been out for 2 days and I just can't stop playing it.

It's very much an already polished experience. There were some stutters for the first few hours of gameplay but the performance isn't too bad considering how well the game looks and how many lights it handles at once.

Actually a pretty solid experience all throughout

We've only just reached the end of 2nd act out of 5

Aw man, I really wanted to like this game.
The game works in the technical sense, it's certainly not a bugfest that was Trine 3, but the gameplay does become repetitive very quickly and the design choices for progression is extremely questionable.
On the cover of the game you will find 7 different characters, all of which are playable, but only two of which you can actually play as from the beginning.
If you're playing with friends, you obviously don't want all to be playing the same character, featuring a 3-player coop I really don't understand why the initial number is even 2 to begin with.
But to unlock the new characters you need to play through 80% of the game, and even then you can't use the character you've unlocked without starting a new game.
So you're limited to hats as customisation options which are... steam marketplace items distributed randomly from in-game chests for some completely inexplicable reason???