thimble 最近的评测

This is mostly a good game.

After finishing the Painscreek Killings, I was really wanting something that was similar, and assumed this would be a great continuation of those vibes. And it mostly was! I really enjoyed the scenarios for Missing, and I found the story really compelling and interesting. The Floor 4 scenarios were also VERY amazing, and I loved the Break-In storyline. It was genuinely my favorite in the entire game, not because the mystery was super hard but because the story behind it was extremely satisfying.

Unfortunately, there are some technical issues that were very annoying to deal with. In areas that had a lot of items, the camera jitters and jumps across the screen which makes navigating rooms very difficult at times. Some areas will claim to have missing clues, but there is nothing left to find. It is also not a suuuuper fun experience to slam my face into the floor while I try to find and pick up 17 individual bullet casings, and scour an office cubicle for *checks notes* 20 sticky notes.

Overall, it is a great game that I recommend getting on sale and streaming to friends as you play for the ultimate backseating experience. The backseating is definitely a big part of the fun!!

i love baldur's gate 3 all my homies love baldur's gate 3

This is an amazing game. I've seen people compare it to Hollow Knight, but that's just because its a metroidvania set in a fallen kingdom. Hollow Knight is a great game, but this is a separate, great game for reasons that aren't associated with HK. The combat feels fluid and once you get a sense of your spirits and how they operate, it feels *so* satisfying. You can easily get a feel for the game within the first 45 minutes just to try it out, and I highly suggest doing that if you even *think* you might enjoy it.

As someone who just finished the game:

Let's just put it out there: it's a little buggy. I mean, it's launch day! Of course it's gonna be a little buggy. So, you can't 100% it as of typing this, but the game is adorable and the difficulty is super low. Definitely one of those one off, "I need to play something slow and easy to relax." Replayability (outside of most likely replaying later to get currently bugged achievements) is low in my opinion, but I've been following the developer since 2020 on TikTok when Mail Time seemed more like a pandemic pipe dream than a published indie game. I can easily see them and their passion for the game leading to free or paid DLC that could bring players back.

If you like cozy fetch quests games, this is just a cottagecore version of that with a cute story. There's some quality of life changes to be made, and (like I said) it's currently a little buggy, but I think it's worth the time and price for the target audience.

i just sat down in a trance and played this for 10 hours. i thought i would maybe play for an hour and return it. i mean, how long can you sit there and stare at a pot, dropping coins in it for random furniture? 10 hours. you can do it for 10 hours.

puddle slimes cured my mental illness 11/10

Back 4 Blood was my first introduction to 'zombie' games and I had never played a game within this franchise before. That being said, I love this game. I bought it on launch and have since played it over and over again. As someone who enjoys 'grinding' or 'farming' currency for cosmetics, this game was made for me. I enjoy the game play loop which is essentially playing through the same maps with the same script every time, with the only major differences being your build, character, and the degree to how dumb/inexperienced your teammates are.

astounding. breathtaking. life changing. i quit all my vices and ascended to a higher plane after purchasing and playing this game for 6 hours straight.