SpellShell 最近的评测

Amazing game which falls apart right at the ending. Finished the game with friends, and it went from one of our favorite games to a huge disappointment. The big jumping maze and a final boss was a last nail in the coffin for us. We played with stack and durability modifyers on a server and starting around a second reactor game still went way too grindy. So basically game lost it's fun and we didn't get cool final fight or a nice final level after all of this chore.

Can't wait to buy Artifact Pack 2 and then get excited for next Artifact Pack

Cozy af c:
Soundtrack is amazing. Added it to my wishlist

Love this game. Graphics and music design is outstanding. Gameplay is solid enough, not outstanding, but it works to be a foundation for everything else. The story is a cozy coming of the age plot with a low stakes pulled perfectly which is a rare thing (I have nothing against hight stakes stories, but sometime I just want something different)

More like "guilty pleasure part 2". Jumping sharks more often than an original, but still funny, unlike a 3rd game.

wow... it's really THIS bad. If original was felt like something sarcastic, but real with a little sparkle of random humor and visual novel logic, this game felt like a circus where clowns jumping over sharks. Lines like "What... mormon-ass ♥♥♥♥♥ would have a date at the dinner" are magnitudes better than any beating of a dead horses Flip Side has, like an ark about Jecka getting more alternative to get a job in a hot topic.
When a joke lands you remind yourself that there was like 10-20 failed ones previously. Because characters just yapping unstoppable, no restraint. It's like watching a 8th season of Office or 9th season of Scrubs.
I bought this 3 games as a bundle and now I'm gonna do refund and buyback just the first two of the series. Don't wanna this trash in my library.

Goes surprisingly deep despite some occasional edgy and random humour.

Artstyle, music and writing are outstanding. BB is adorable and quirky. I've also noticed one thing on top of it. Some of levels felt weirdly free to walk around. Games can be linear or open world, but level design is often a coherent mainroad with some branchings. Anthology Of The Killer is different, it constantly presents you with tangled roads and siderooms which actually leading you further instead of being bonus rooms. Not gonna lie, I've played most of the levels for a second time and illusion broke a little, but when I played for a first time In "Hands", "Eyes", parts of "Ears" and "Face" I felt like I'm just having a casual walk in surreal place. Nothing reminds me of level desing or an objective I need to do.

That's just crazy good for a free game expirience. Art style is experemental, I loved it. It may be not for everyone, but the game is free so it's a win win in any case.

Terrible UI with countless menus and events which gives you useless trash. btw to get any trash you acquired you need to go throught several glitchy menus - get it from gift box and open it in locker. For some reason you can't just get 100 points. Anyway there's no cosmetics (even temporary) for points. It's overall felt like this game stuck in the past. Premium currency being separated to "real" and "free" (which basically useless) is a staple of predatory F2P games of 10s and late 00s.

Edit: this ...game... left ~9 Gb of trash .pak and .usm files in steamapps\common AFTER I've deleted it via steam. Be wary!