Recent reviews by invah

Heavily inspired by IB, but it hit me right in the feels. Short in length. It is mostly puzzle and running around. The story was okay.

I loved this so much!!!! Interesting mystery mixed with fact-checked history. The music was good and relaxing. The models of the characters and the art was so pleasant. Now if I can find an RPG game set in Ancient Rome, I would be so happy!

I enjoyed playing this game a lot! It's the first time after so many months that I felt genuine fear and distress. It's a well-done (psychological) horror game.
 
The story is very dark and heavy at times. And that's the main reason why I liked it! However, due to its dark themes, it's better to be careful before playing the game because it can be very triggering for people who may have experienced the events that the characters' go through. The story is told through visiting Bianca's past birthdays in order to discover the truth. It's quite a complicated and fascinating mystery with a satisfying ending.
 
The bosses' are quite difficult, especially the ones at the later stages, close to the endings. The fight system is kind of a mixture between OMORI's when Sunny fights against Something or his fears and Undertale's bullet hell system.
 
The sound complements a lot of the dark and scary moments in the game, and without the sound, they wouldn't be as impactful.
 
Finally, the art direction of the game is very pretty and original. The dreamcore aesthetic as well as the design of the characters not only help with understanding the plot as it gets revealed progressively by playing, but also add a nice distraction to the ugly truths that are revealed before our eyes.
 
To summarize, it's great, and go ahead. Play it!

This masterpiece still lives in my head rent free after all those years.

"Huuma Mina: The Secret of Immortality" is a very fun hack-and-slash game, especially when you finally master the controls. The enemies can parry you a lot in this game and that can be disheartening at times. That's why I advice newcomers to this game to save up as many coins as they can in order to unlock the high-damage skills early in their playthrough (though that will nerf the difficulty a lot).

I liked the Slave Arena and honestly I wish there was an unlimited enemy mode. I think it's a very original idea and I definitely prefer it to the "Game Over" screens (also, it is lore-friendly).

If you came here for the nudity and adult content, I have some bad news for you. There is only partial nudity even if you equip the "Adult Only DLC" and if you don't install the DLC there is no nudity at all. There is no s*xual content, only bondage and partial nudity. This game is heavily focused on bondage so if you don't like it at all, play something else. For example, there are some torture devices that are scattered throughout the game and those torture devices can help you in interrogating successfully the hostages you have captured. However, this is overall a very, very tame game.

Anyways, this is all in all a nice game. The story is okay. The combat is fluid and enjoyable. The character models are better in my opinion in comparison to the models in the two Cinderella games.

If you want to take a break from the main story or you have finished the main story, there are missions that you can complete. They are entertaining, but very short.

As much as I enjoy open-world games, I disliked how empty some maps were. Especially the big city map, I wish there were some NPCs walking around. That's my only problem with this game along with the parrying.

After years of playing the original WolfQuest and moving on to Wolf Quest 2.7,I was excited for the release of the Anniversary Edition,which is so much different.The graphics are so wonderful to look at(even at the fastest/fast settings).Finally the camera can move and I can get a nice third person glimpse of my wolf.There are quests..sort of(actually they are the objectives from the original Wolf Quest games like find a mate/learn to hunt/move to Slough Creek).Hunting an elk/moose has never been more fun and challenging(It really took me by suprise when the adult elks would try to attack me in order to stop hunting a calf).Did I forgot to mention that the new map is huge.I had so much fun exploring it.Also,the new health bar is so much better than the previous one(you heal when you sleep not by eating anymore).The animation for the predators and prey is fantastic and smooth.The tutorial was very easy to follow and I understood which stuff had changed(even though I know all controls by heart now after so many years playing and the changes in the controls are not that big).Interacting with other npc wolves is more alive here than in the original WolfQuest,where the dispersal wolves would just stand in a place and you got up to interact with them.It honestly scared me when I first came across a pack of dispersal wolves close to my elk carcass or trying to escape a wolf patrol in a wolf territory.The Anniversary Edition is still early access so it has it's fair share of problems at least for my computer(which has a pretty weak graphics card).The loading screen,even though it is absolutely beautiful and has very interesting facts for the animals in the game, for example takes alot of time to load and sometimes it would just freeze and my computer would say that the game.exe stopped working.However,I have yet to experience too much lag when I played the game itself,the serious lag comes when I change the graphics settings from fast to beautiful something my laptop cannot handle.As someone else has pointed out there is a problem with the water in this game.Because my laptop is a potato I can only run this game on fastest or fast graphic settings.In those settings the water doesn't look like water(at times it looked like black puddle) or I cannot see it at all because it is completely transparent.Honestly,I do not know if all those problems mentioned come from my laptop or the game.

I do not know if I should reccommend this game or not.Even though it is so buggy and the controls are BAD,I still managed to get some enjoyment out of it.Actually,I might even call it one of my favourite TR games, why? Because it lacked bossfights,there was a great emphasis on puzzles(I loved the puzzles in this one because they were difficult),there were no QTE moments and I had a blast visiting all those different locations.The fights were so much fun on this one,especially after I got Thor's hammer.But...at times it made me so angry.My biggest pet peeve was the camera.The camera was so unhelpful at times it annoyed the hell out of me.As for the story,it was meh.It could have been better imo.As for the graphics,they are stunning and they make this game feel like a recent release.The music was very good too and matched with the atmosphere of each location.If you want to buy this game know that you need to be very patient when playing,because there will be moments that will make you want to ragequit.

"At Home Alone" is a free rpg horror game that needs many playthroughs in order to understand or at least get an idea what the story is about.It is a very short game,it takes about an hour to complete and get all the achievements.So in case you are bored or want take a break from a game you can play this.My only problem with this game was the translation,at times I would not understand what exactly was going on,but excluding that it is a very entertaining play.The gore is mild in comparison with other rpg horror game titles.

Adorable visual novel with a sweet story and a nice soundtrack.