AffinityChris 最近的评测

Nullpoint is fun! I thought it was a solid Roguelite with some good adventure and boss fights. Game felt pretty balanced, has some good combos to discover, and has a pretty nice and quick cycle. They don't show it off in the promotional material a ton, but I really liked the planetary exploration and narrative sequences that occurs prior to boss fights.

Couple of bugs here and there, but nothing that can't be fixed with some extra elbow grease.

I'd recommend it, it's worth a run through. I beat the first "round" of content in about 3 hours, which felt just right for me, and there's plenty more beyond this point it seems. I got the key for free to consider for a Twitch stream, but otherwise wasn't obligated to review or put the game on my show. Felt worth going out of my way to do both!

Still don't understand why this game has mixed reviews. Seriously some of the most fun I've had with friends in a long time.

I thought Arcadian Atlas was quite fun! I don't get the ire this game suffered in the reviews, as my only real complaints were that the ending felt very rushed and that by mid-game it was quite easy if you do all the side quests.

Overall though, it was short and sweet, story was fun, and the tactical gameplay was great.

I personally don't think this game deserves the ire that has been sent its way. The Spirit of the Samurai is a genuinely fun and challenging game.

The combat is great and smooth, story is fun, and the art is great. I enjoyed the level and encounter design; this was probably one of its main strengths in my playthrough.

The main negatives are that the game is poor at communicating some elements, such as what exactly the stats do. You can reasonably assume for most, but stats like toughness feel... a bit useless in most encounters (even at max, some enemies deal full damage for a single hit, which feels like either a bug or just mean game balancing). The game is also quite buggy. For the most part, it didn't interrupt my experience and mostly got a chuckle out of me, but can be annoying for some folks.

Ultimately, I still think this game was a great time, and I even started a second playthrough with a different stat block. If you like challenging 2D action games, it's definitely worth a spin.

Awesome execution of a co-op deck builder - I'm very excited to see how this game fleshes out as it takes its journey through early access!

Game feel is fun, plays nicely into the horror survival genre. I was a bit off-put by the fact that the narrative is a continuation from the prior games since that wasn't very clear from the store page.

The first hour of the game essentially feels like a simpler, more linear version of Resident Evil 1 - so if that's what you're expecting, you'll have a good time.

Full of charm and delightful puzzles. Would recommend in a heartbeat!

Sausage Sports Club is delightfully adorable and incredibly fun. Keeping the couch-multiplayer genre alive in fashion, SSC throws you into a sausage-like animal of many varieties where you can compete at sports using whimsical physics based game mechanics.

It’s an absolute blast playing with friends in person, and also has an adventure mode to satisfy folks that want a charming story.

It’s a great game and well worth its price.

The story is incredibly polished and full of relatable and charming characters with themes of friendship, living with disabilities, and heorism. Paired with the exceptional pixelated graphics and wonderous music, Owlboy is a experience of awe and wonderment.

Recommended for: Story lovers, empathic people, and adventure-seekers.

The core mechanic of the game is fresh and innovative, changing the health bar into an energy balancing system that changes how the player moves through the game (which makes speed-running very interesting). This offers a risk-reward style of playing, that allows players to manipulate the difficulty of the game naturally, rather than using an "easy", "medium", or "hard" configuration.

Though, honestly one of the best things about Even the Ocean is its world.
Diversity is portrayed in just about every faucet in the game's world, and it never calls attention to itself. Diversity isn't a "feature" of the game, instead it's embedded into the narrative and the characters, never feeling forced, but instead building a better and believable world.

On top of that, there is an astonishing array of configurations that players can make to change how the game plays to be more accessible to people with handicaps or just prefer different play styles.

And I mean that, honestly. Best of all - the game is actually fun too.


I recommend this game for players that enjoy interesting stories and worlds, but also like a bit of challenge and exploration.
Review by: AffinityChris

Note: I recieved this copy for free to assist in the beta testing. It was not given for review purposes, but I felt the game deserved it none the less.

Edit: Typo fix