Скорошни рецензии на reverend six

A great send-off for the Crosbell arc, full of twists and turns and heart-felt moments but I feel that the ending was way too stretched out and bloated for what it was worth. Last several hours were dungeons that just kept coming. There could've been some other way to deal with the branching storylines but they chose this one. I found the first game to be more solid and cohesive, all though much smaller in scale too.

This game is everything you would want from the series and I would recommend playing these games from the beginning to fully understand the plot and to know all the characters. In my eyes this would be the worst part to begin your journey.

Played on Steam deck, worked wonderfully.

As a someone who has played paper magic for a long ass time it's hard (impossible) to go this route. Either you're ready to dump some serious cash on this game or you'll just keep losing. It's pay to win unless you feel like grinding same noobie matches/quests with 50/50 chances of winning, and that's sooo boring. As a free2play it's seriously lacking since there's not much FUN to do. I rather own the cards for real than support this lazy effort.

Played on Steam Deck. Demon Turf seems like a light platformer both graphically and gameplay-vise but boy does it make SD scream. So much that I felt unwilling to continue the torture. This also means that I can't really say anything about the game per se due to limited game time, just that it wasn't up to my standards as a Steam deck 'verified' title.

I liked the art style here but it ultimately wasn't enough to keep me entertained.

Amid Evil is a boomer shooter aka you move fast and shoot almost constantly. I played the first two levels on medium difficulty and felt that there was nothing challenging me. There wasn't much variety in the enemies, two differently colored runners, one big fellow and a flying dude. Weapons felt underwhelming and didn't pack a punch, zap zap zap and the enemies went down (to pieces).

After these two levels I felt kinda bored, kinda empty. It's an okayish game if you haven't played any/many old-guy-shooters but if you have... well there are better things to do. It's a tough market.

Best thing you can do with your pants on.

One of those "Get over it" -games. Might be fun if you're into endless amount of dying and re-trying. I guess I wasn't.

This game is an abomination, trying to ride with the fame of its magnificent big brother, failing miserably.

It feels like a phone game, looks like one and sounds like one. I imagined it to be a case of "hey I'll play few levels of this while waiting for my friends to come online" but it was definitely no such experience. Even the opening cinematic made me cringe. This is like an elevator simulator, music and all. Press alt + f4, end the suffering.

I paid 1,69 for the game and still had to get a refund, I'm that offended by its quality.

Seriously, play Super Meat Boy instead. I bet you haven't got all the achievements yet.

Played on Steam Deck, works like a charm.Fantastic game and a great remake. One of the few must-plays when it comes to zombie survival games. Looks pretty, runs smoothly and it's very intense. This title is less goofy and over the top as the other titles, whether that's a pro or con it's up to you. I generally dislike jump scares and there surprisingly few of those, unless you count a zombie falling through the roof on top of you. I guess it counts but it wasn't that bad. There's nothing to nitpick here, it's a good game, a steal for 20$ (on sale) and I would whole-heartedly recommend this game with a taste for a high quality zombie game.

Played on Steam Deck, works like a charm.

Shovel Knight is one of those games that on the surface look very polished and fun but which ends up being somewhat of a letdown.

SK is a collection of NES-era tropes with a similar moveset and gameplay as Duck Tales, Megaman, Super Mario and such. It's unfortunate that it never quite reaches the same quality as its predecessors. The level design is, to put it short, uninspired and boring. Something felt off with controlling the Knight but I can't really put my finger to it, just something that I noticed when the game expects absolute precision in movement. The music is chirpy-chiptune but none of the beats truly make your foot tap. Pixel art is gorgeous at some scenes and lackluster in others, like in the level backgrounds.

One of my biggest gripes was the "humor" of the game. SK doesn't seem to know if it's trying to be funny or serious. Some lines are so close being funny that they left a strange taste in my mouth. It's pretty hard to describe but the overall atmosphere is just... stale.

The whole experience is riddled by the feeling of mediocrity and at two hours time I didn't feel any incentive to keep going, I just wasn't having fun. It feels like that better version of this game has been seen before. Maybe it's a semi-decent game if you don't have prior knowledge of platformers of yore, maybe.

The review could've tipped both ways but ultimately I feel that the experience is not solid enough. I've wanted to try SK for a long time and felt disappointed. Maybe my expectations were too high.

I don't understand where all the positive reviews are coming from. This game is janky beyond reason, old school in ways that should've been forgotten and it's so awkward it hurts. The dialogue made me cringe, so does the combat with back and forth kiting like back in the day.

Everything in this game feels half-baked and I don't know, maybe this is a game for you if you're willing to stick with below the average rpg just because it's an rpg. At the age when there are tons of good rpgs and games available there's just not enough hours in the day to play one made so poorly.