Recent reviews by progbed

Good game for scratching that old school "arena" FPS itch. Unfortunately it's mostly dead (player number are between a 100 to 500 tops at the moment) and it could've been way better if it had gotten some true love but, I genuinely enjoy myself and it's "Free to play".

Best mech game.

I suck at this game badly, nonetheless, its highly immersive and because of that this game kick a lot of ass. Like I can totally feel the brutality of being pinned down on a trench without knowing where the F the shots are coming from.

Definitely important to communicate with your team as much as possible. If you play it the way is meant to be played it does feel like a WWII simulator therefore it can get quite tactical, so if you have no clue about that i'd suggest watching some YouTube tutorials or playing with a more experienced friend.

Oh, one bad thing, the tank physics are a bit lame at times. Wooden gates or crates shouldn't be indestructible when you're running over them witha 26-ton vehicle. That aside, everything is great. :)

interesting and creepy little visual novel. Absolutely digged the aesthetics and oppressiveness it conveys through its topics, story-telling style and soundtrack.

Still, not a product for the casual gamer. While quite different, I felt vibes from Serial Experiments Lain through it.

Another cool, immersive story from QuanticDream and David Cage.

I remember a few years ago "quick-time events" were a lot more common and general opinion started to frown upon it as a lame gameplay mechanic. I agree with such consensus to a certain extent however, this developer has always managed to use it gracefully in all its previous works (Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, Fahrenheit).

The heavy story-driven focus and cinematic approach has always paired quite nicely with how the mechanics work and is the reason why quick-time events make so much sense with these type of games. Avoid if you're looking for the classic interaction sort... This is more inline with what a film or series would be and it's a good thing if you ask me, there should always be room diverse experiences such as the niche that these guys develop for.

Story-wise, while the AI becoming sentient plot has become increasingly recurrent nowadays, this is still a charming approach due to having multiple outcome possibilities which keeps the involvement of the player feeling fresh.

I will say that it's not without its minimal flaws though... your character might do or say something unexpected when you thought that he/she would do something different when choosing whatever option you selected and some dialogues and plot points can be cliched and awkward (at least to me), yet I'd still suggest giving this story and experience a go. It is quite enjoyable and will probably keep you hooked during several moments.

Definitely a slow burner and not for everyone. You'll be walking a lot and with no set goal other than whatever you set your mind to and once you do cross the initial threshold and have all the basic needs covered, the survival in this zombie apocalypse feels very rewarding.

I feel like having a taste for role-playing will likely make this game better (like even a stroll throught the woods feels cool to me). Also, I'd suggest playing with one or two friends as well checking out the mods, those change the game completely and having additional options to the hardcore survival vanilla style is an absolute plus.

One of the best fighting games I've ever played. Makes other 2D fighters feel bulky and tedious! My friends and I boot this almost every reunion.

Le meti 48 horas en 3 dias. Joya. Contemplando la posibilidad de si es el mejor JRPG que he jugado en mi vida.