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I went in thinking "heh, another funny meta game". Then I was blown away.

Do yourself a favor, don't watch ANYTHING about this game. Go in blind and you shall have a total blast.

I actually wanted to make this review negative after playing for quite some time, but I changed my mind after finishing it.

I didn't really have too great of a time mostly. Scary cannibals stop being scary pretty fast and then they are just a nuisance. Game is heavily exploration focused, which I like a lot in games, but visiting each and every cave wasn't bringing me any sense of fulfillment, I was just going around identical looking places, going in circles, sometimes finding something useful and then going out in an undisclosed place. Due to you being actually required to explore the caves to progress, investing time in creating actual working base seemed to be completely pointless and most of the time temporary shelter was just enough. But I had enough fun with my friends playing coop to continue and finally we've reached the only redeeming quality I can talk about in this game, which is the very last section of the game, which was really, really good and climatic. The endings are also a whole different story, especially with one of the endings not actually ending the game, thus not unlocking creative mode - it just progresses like nothing happened.

The last section was good enough for me giving a thumbs up on this game, though. For this part only I recommend visiting The Forest.

Prepare to Cry: Metroidvania Edition.

Don't go into this game expecting "just another puzzler, this time with perception twist". It is that, of course, but it is also so much more that makes this game an experience and art rather than just a puzzle game.

I try to think of something similar to this game, but really hardly anything comes to mind. Superliminal is really unique and even carrying a good message.

I had an absolute blast playing Dark Souls Remastered. It was difficult, but fair in its own terms, it made me want to try again after each death rather than ragequit and when I finished it, I was in pure bliss. I wanted more Souls games in my life, I've already beaten Sekiro, so naturally the obvious choice was to go for Dark Souls 2.

It was a mistake.

I remember playing this game for a while when it came out and amount of bullcrap Scholar adds kills every inch of fun I ever had coming from high, yet balanced difficulty. Dark Souls 2 itself feels like a bootleg Dark Souls game made by unnamed developers for cheap, losing everything that first one had done right. Movement feels jankier than before, enemies always manage to rotate towards you when you sidestep around them to dodge, even the hardest attacks hit if you're not guarding yourself, staggers last for seconds before letting you move, dodge, do anything at all, Estus flask now healing over time instead of at once, yet being even slower to use than in first one, and to get to even few uses you need to work your poor butt and earn extra sips, which makes it inferior to lifegems, which basically work the same, but you can at least move while using and let's not forget about the funniest new mechanic of them all, cutting your overall HP each time you die, like losing humanity and souls was not enough. But I guess it wasn't and cheap unnamed devs really listened to the community saying it's easier than DS1, so they introduced stuff completely breaking the game on lower levels. You want to finish that nice first location you're at in the beginning of the game? Well how about overpowered NPC invader using sorcery, invading you when you make two steps from the bonfire and even when you aren't in human form. Also he won't stop unless you kill him. You think, well maybe farm a little bit? Sure thing, just be aware that enemies stop respawning after killed certain amount of times. Hope you got this rare loot they dropped when they were around.

I've played this game for six hours at this point, maybe one of which actually was kinda fun. Don't do this to yourself, don't lose your nerves over crappy bootleg game DS2: SotFS is, just invest in a proper Dark Souls game continuation, which is DS3.

This game is definitely one to go to after really, really bad day.

The game that will make you drop and suffer, hands ache for few days and still be happy about it. Absolutely great

If you sometimes want to spend some time alone and relax, it's a game for you. There's quite a few minigames, like minigolf and arcade. It's quite enjoyable. For a discounted price it's worth checking up.

I hope you don't have any back pain, because this game will give you some alongside with sore muscles. Great gameplay, not too easy and not too difficult, either. I can only complain on how short it is.

Three episodes of underwater beauty. Very little interaction, but magnificent views. My nieces love it. It's one of the coolest VR experiences.