Thaddeus Crews 最近的评测

Blatantly unfinished and unbalanced. Playing this with friends is more akin to a group debugging session.

Unsure if "anomaly" is a proper subgenre yet, but that's unashamedly what this is attempting to replicate. It's an early-access title that's not seen an update in over a year, with what's on offer now boiling down to rudamentary spot-the-difference puzzles and low-effort jumpscares

There'll never not be an alien charm to Samer's games. This one is probably on the lower end of enjoyment compared to his other titles, but I'm still happy to have experienced it

An delightfully addicting incremental game. There's very obviously a deeper story at play, and it's unraveled with surprisingly clever puzzles that often directly tie to your current incremental state. Also bless any VHS-filtered title that still supports 90+ FOV

This game is deranged and I love it. Equal parts ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and manifesto. Best experienced blind.

Made with deliberate and beautiful intent. It takes a very special kind of game for me to OPT OUT of uncapped framerate; authenticity meant that much. Much slower paced than I'm usually comfortable with, but the inventiveness of the last hour or so alone was worth the price of admission

Went from hating the MC to hating that I hated the MC, all over the span of a ~6 hour Three Stooges skit

The use of epileptic imagery in this title can only be described as negligent. On multiple occasions, the entirety of a player's screen will flash between two hues every frame in a game with an uncapped framerate. I have a 240hz monitor, and these sequences were physically painful to get through.

A warning isn't sufficient; these sequences as-is are dangerous.

Hoo boy, this game is gonna be contentious

A fair amount of people are already expressing disappointment at the direction this title took for a story, and if they were expecting something personally moving like the first game then that feeling is justified. However, I don't think that this title was even *attempting* to replicate the story or "feel" of its predecessor. In the best way possible, this game feels like a dream. Like, a literal dream. Arguably a nightmare. It's not coherent, nor is it trying to be. You're not getting a saga, you're getting an experience—or rather, the concept of "experience" in its most raw, quintessential form

This game will not be for everyone. It's arguably not *for* anyone. It just… Is

And I loved every second of it

The first game in over a decade to make me *excited* to voicechat with randoms online