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Been out for quite a long time but just got my first run through the story. This is a must-play space horror experience. Tension and plot is exceptional in Alien Isolation and combat is quite unique given the versatility of bombs, distractions, guns and equipments you could craft on the go. You could hide and sneak, or be a bit more aggressive, given you have enough resources. Environments are immersive and alien shrieks in the vents above and around you really sets the horror atmosphere. The story takes you roughly through 30 different maps and most are freely explorable while you're not chased by murdering synthetics or the alien. I recommend this game for its solid 20hr+ story and its delightful horror experience.

从玩Deemo开始学习钢琴已经是四年前的事了。 这款陪伴着我青春里最纯真的梦，带着轻快旋律的音乐游戏永远属于我过往高中时代中不可或缺的朝夕美眷。如今出了PC端令我即慷慨又感动…… 希望更多的人、和新的玩家朋友们能够充分感受到这款游戏的魅力和迷人，沉醉甚至熏陶于其艺术，就如同当初它改变了年少的我。

Definitely has the 2000s japanese vibe. You get around 20 buildings to place in your city including including city services and monuments. If you're looking for a big city remake in japanese style this will dissapoint you as the buildings can be built only once.

The Complex is a short two-hour interactive film based on the prevention of a bio-attack release over London. I have only played it in one go to achieve one of the endings (the one where she escapes with a weapon) so it is wise to wait for a sale. The game has the depth of a short film with very few choices that can alter the storyline a lot. Though I still enjoyed it, it would be worth the price only if the gameplay was twice or thrice longer.

One of the newest in the series and many gameplay improvements compared to the last game. Having been following the series from the first game I gotta say this edition has the most 'immerson' in terms of story battles, in that there are multiple maps (typically 5~7) per arc. Progressing through the Onepiece storyline is more akin to the manga/anime experience and in-depth with the major highlights of each arc.

Combat is slightly different with 4 assigned skills with the shift key and combos that are either longer and activated mid-air for some aerial characters. I do have to make the point that quite a few character has lost a bit of mobility compared to OPPW3, so AOE and large swiping attacks are less prevalent in this game. Also, characters with special forms like luffy will have a complete different set of skills and combo when activated.

Gameplay for the campaign is roughly 15 hours as many said, and the 'dream log' end game content in this game is a similarly progressive form of individual levels, with increasing character stat requirements. This, I comment, feels less diverse and exploratory than OPPW3, the missions are more or less random and some players may lose interest.

Having said all that I still believe it is worthwhile to invest IF you are a hardcore One Piece fan and is willing to support the developer's OP related franchise. However, if you are new to the anime/manga or this type of BN musou game in general I'd recommend the wait for a sale. This game does contain major spoilers and a custom Wano arc ending.

Origins is a fine production of the AC series with Ubisoft's signature massive and detail-packed open world. What the game has to do to isolate itself from the similarities of its predecessors and next-in-line it does so satisfactorily: the dedicated action style of an Egyptian assassin roaming a harsh, sandy environment, taking down soldiers on horsebacks, climbing and sliding down the great Pyramids and prowling through a keep with a two-metre spear and a shield over your cape. However, there is always a not-so-bright side in games and in this case the repetitiveness of story and side missions and an open world that perhaps may be a bit too vast depending on the player; as by the time I've finished the main story I saw no real interest or reason in continuing the rest.

Quality jprg based on a slice-of-life storyline.
A good choice to get in the Atelier series if you haven't already. Alchemy making is the main drive of the game and it's relatively relaxing and rewarding as you crank up the quality numbers of your bombs and gear upgrades.
Some people are a bit put off by the graphics but honestly, as a graphic-phile myself I found the chill vibe and cute voice acting winning me over.

PS: Sophie (with DLC outfit) Leon Monika Cory makes the best team

I've never been so enthralled by a visual novel series, in not only the captivating storyline and soundtrack it has to offer but also the creativity the team had to make this work. The characters are delicately crafted to deliver a truly unique perspective and the lore behind the Fault universe makes it one of the most immersive and enjoyable as yet.

Highly recommended grab for your next gaming weekend. Graphics are on par with modern triple A titles, storyline is linear in a way that you'll find more intriguing than many of those branched ones, and the overall experience is just immersive and enjoyable as you progress through Senua's short and breathe-taking little quest.

The schizophrenia experience is probably the most unique aspect of this game, serving both the role of a critising-storyteller and a pair of extra eyes during combat. The core way to progress in the game is puzzle solving through symbol matching, and it's designed to be nicely balanced between time-taken and difficulty to avoid overburdening the players with any sort of illogical bummers.

This is one of the best games I have ever played with $30 and, honestly if you're fine with a 7~10 hour storyline at this price it shouldn't disappoint you.

Met my expectation as a first-person rpg, which is usually high when it comes to this genre. The gaming atmosphere and storyline are developed better than most games of its price and soundtracks fit the atmosphere very well. I was drawn to the storyline as it keeps you guessing on what's coming and progresses smoothly. The gameplay is non-repetitive, unique and gains its appeal through beautiful and immersive world.